mr. williams, is recognized for five minutes. mr. williams: thank you. before i begin with my questions, i'd like to state for the record that i strongly condemn your actions exposed in a recent report. many of my colleagues have touched on this today. but this 234-page investigation detailed a very toxic environment within your agency and i'm a small business owner. i know how that can hurt a business. your actions and the actions of the individuals involved are unacceptable and i will not be -- we don't tolerate that. next i'd like to follow up a little bit on what mrs. wagner said. how are we supposed to believe you're willing or even able to implement a culture change if you can't accept responsibility for your own actions? we've heard that you took a tour to a regional office for listening sessions. well, it's safe to say that didn't go well either. and i've been told that one of these listennings sessions, an employee asked you directly who their allies are, and asked you directly, who is my ally, and you responded, i've got to get back to you. wel

mr. williams, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. secretary, you have made it this far, are you a hockey fan? >> i am a big football fan. >> that is a good lead into my question. you probably heard of wayne gretzky. famous hockey player, he used to say what made him great was that he would skate to where the puck was going to be and everything i have observed, you have done an extra every drop of skating to where the puck is not going to be. i would call it your greatest skill because you are a football fan. i think the efforts you go to to avoid answering questions seem to be antithetical to the purpose of these hearings. are you -- is your department going to have all the kinks worked out on fafsa enrollment by the beginning of the 2024 deadline gimmick >> we recognize how important that is. >> i am glad it is important. will you be ready? this is the executive branch. right? you are in charge? >> so october 1st 2024, what should parents expect gimmick >> my expectation is we will be ready to go and they will have information -- >>

ann-marie, as you're listening to what mr williams _ laws.led this case? i any issue with the way that the judge handled this case? i think there certainly _ judge handled this case? i think there certainly are _ judge handled this case? i think there certainly are issues - judge handled this case? i think there certainly are issues that i there certainly are issues that undoubtedly will also be brought up on the appeal. there were conflict issues that the judge had, there were some questions relating to the way the instructions were set out, he was very restrictive as to the testimony of costello. he did not allow him to say much. he sustained most if not all the objections and really curtailed his testimony. he didn't allow a campaign finance expert to testify on behalf of the defendant, and given that that was a huge part of this case, that potentially can be very problematic. so there are a lot of issues there. that certainly, undoubtedly will be brought up on appeal and he may well get the case reversed based on some of the actions and s

mr. william burns many times. and many times mr. foreign minister of america, mr. blinken and other officials. traveling to the region and they tried to create the conditions for us to reach a ceasefire . there are protests, especially student protests , in addition to america, european countries. in the last hour, i was checking the news . obviously, there were many rallies and protests in the netherlands and austria. the police dealt with them.

mrs. diane williams for inspiring her career. >> mrs. ame a broadcaster. you are! >> i don't see why not. >> reporter: mrs. williams encouraged weijia to apply to a contest. >> and she already is doing a tremendous job. >> reporter: hosted by a student-geared broadcast called channel 1 news. >> and if you won, they flew you to los angeles for a week and a half. >> i'm weijia jiang from buckhannon, west virginia. >> reporter: out of 13,000 applicants, she was one of 20 winners. >> the actual anchor and reporters who were working that i got to shadow were tracy smith of cbs sunday morning and lisa ling, who is a cbs news contributor. and i was only 13 years old. and to me, they were goddesses. and i couldn't unsee it. >> i hope to be the next connie chung and better. that's kind of hard, but that's my goal. >> reporter: still, at the time, weijia couldn't see many people who looked like her on the news. >> i wasn't taking a hairbrush and pretending to sing. i was taking a hairbrush and pretending i was connie chung. there were still just le

mr. williams, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madame chairwoman. mr. secretary, you've made it this far. are you a hockey fan? >> i love -- big football fan. >> that would be a no. that's a good lead-in to my question. you probably heard of wayne,us famous hockey player used to say and you have done extraordinary job to where the puck is not going to be, ied would call it your greatest skill and maybe that's because you're a football fan and i think the efforts that you go to answering questions seem to be -- >> are you going to be, is your department going to have all the kinks worked out? >> we are committed -- >> i'm so glad that it's important. are you going to be ready on october 1st? this is the executive branch, right, you're in charge of that? is that right? >> i am in charge. >> october 1st, 24 what should parents expect? >> my expectation that they are ready to go and they will have information. >> are you mitting to that. are you mitting october 1st, 2024, year later -- >> i'm making sure that the staff knows this is the highest priority and

mr. william burns many times. and many times mr. foreign minister of america, mr. blinken and other officials. having traveled to the region and tried to create the conditions for us to reach a ceasefire. yes, mr. maraji, as i said at the beginning , we are actually witnessing the intensification of protests, especially student protests, in addition to the united states, countries european, in the last hour, i was checking the news in holland and austria, obviously there were many rallies and protests, the police dealt with them , pictures. we have witnessed the police action many times. during this time, i want you to tell us that now in america, in your opinion, the nature of student protests has changed compared to the beginning of these protests. can it be said that these protests are actually going through an evolutionary process to maturity he understands the nature of the protests in america, especially in the student section. and the nature of american universities has not changed, its dimensions have changed, witness this today for example, if we saw 3 wee

mr. williams. >> think it mr. chairman. mr. administrator, great to see you again. it's good to see you on capitol hill and testifying in these committee sits among your favorite things to do. so, we have a hometown hero that is in orbit right now on the international space station. doctor janette is beloved by her hometown of syracuse. really has inspired a whole generation of young kids in school. she is the talk of the town and the toast of the town. she's only been up there now for almost two months. can you gives an insight in the importance of hersc work and her mission while she is up in space? >> jenness is an example of the extraordinary ability of our astronauts, their capability in her case she had to wait a long time to fly. and yet, she is there on orbit for six months performing great science. and maintenance of the international space station. sometimes ourrf astronauts havea great disappointment. the best example i can think of sadik slayton he was one of the original seven jon glenn, alan, deke was one of them. they discovered a heart murmur. deke w

mr. williams calling in and participating in the council meeting and notwithstanding ms. martha and her leadership on plaza east and much of which has led us to the place we are today. and in terms of changing how the authority is engaging on site and also how the city is engaging on site. and to make sure that residents are served. and i hope the maybe some miss giving in the way that the authority it moving forward we have to action to continue building that trust and finding the alignment with you to serve our needs again, we are here at the body to assure we are centered and how we make decisions and how we have a continual process for us to make sure we come back to that center of residents first and i want to appreciate everyone for engaging in the process and dialogue with us so with that, we're going to close the plaza east and move to the remainder of the cfo report with strategic plans manual report from possible no pending deadlines i would like to wait for a full build of commissioners to address those items we want to have enforceable decision making around t

mr. williams made things better. just a little bit better. and ever since he told me that i was a child of god, i always believed that i'm. i'm clean and sober 12 years today, and i give thanks to glide memorial as politicians, artists and other community leaders paid their respects inside the sanctuary, we outside the neighborhood also turned out to celebrate a man who dedicated his life to service to the community for decades in san francisco. i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. just into our newsroom, a sad update to a story we first brought you last night at 11. the five year old child pulled from the water in contra costa county has died. it happened around 430 yesterday on bethel island. police got a call about a five year old who fell into the water near the back of a home. rescue crews pulled the child from the water about 15 minutes later. paramedics performed cpr, rushed the child to the hospital where that child later died. no other details being released right now. we'll dueling demonstrations at stanford university, jewish an

mr. williams. mr. williams: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, a message from the president of the united states. the secretary: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i am directed by the president of the united states to deliver to the house of representatives a message in writing. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches. on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. williams: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. williams: madam speaker, i rise today to recognize commander john fay, tremendous career serving his country and com

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mr. williams knew the right place to come to. he came to our service on sunday morning. reverend amos brown and the san francisco chapter of the naacp have called on all levels of government, from city to federal, asking for investigations to find who's responsible and to accelerate their investigation. so this young man will not get any more of this bigoted terrorist acts here in the city of saint francis, a city that claims to be progressive and liberal. this is video showing a suspect hiding their identity under a hood and mask. terry's neighbors are now raising funds to get him a more comprehensive security system. they're also asking anyone with cameras to check them for any suspicious activity. on april 26 at 12:30 a.m. and the second one on may 5th minutes before 2 a.m. now's the time to stand up. now is not the time to sit back and say, i don't want to be involved. tomorrow morning, the community will come here at alamo square park in support of terry for a rally that happens at 1030. sfpd, meanwhile, still looking for the person or people responsible in san fran

mr. williams: bring us out of the 20th century ander allow us to lead. the bill offers an opportunity to compete for the investment opportunities and new forms of aviation and advances the use of drones and new forms of aviation for activities such as infrastructure inspections. the bill takes each of the challenges facing aviation in the u.s. and provides forward-looking paths to serve the public today. we take a deep dive into the authorities and processes of the f.a.a. to reorgan streamline them and breaking down the silos that prevent the f.a.a. from utilizing expertise. and first stand-alone title and provide certain to the industry prodding the f.a.a. to allow drones to move beyond research projects in the scaled-up programs. we build upon the nepa forms in the fiscal responsibility act and environmental streamlining reforms in delivering our promise as noted to improve upon the passenger experience. nearly 28% of adults have never stopped foot on a plane. we have to make sure that experience is a positive experience and especially for those young

mr. williams. mr. williams: mr. speaker, thank you, mr. d'esposito. i know that you speak with experience and from the heart. and i speak on behalf of this body, i thank you for your leadership in this important area. thank you. you know, we remember lieutenant michael husac and officer michael jens tonight. drng general -- jensen tonight. gotd bless -- god bless their families as they mourn. thinking about what is it we're doing here during police week, my mind goes to how we can best support law enforcement through our work here in congress. that support can take many forms but it certainly must be more than just rhetoric. what resources do they need to carry out their work safely and successfully? the madness and stupidity of defund the police is over. in my district in central new york, we worked through the appropriations process, keeping the needs of our district's police top of mind. some of the most fulfilling work i've had the honor of doing since coming to congress has involved sitting down with local law enforcement, hear being their needs

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mr. william thomas. the plaintiffs say what the ncaa did violated their 14th amendment right to bodily privacy, and it's hard not to believe them. if ms. gaines, who is a tremendous adds leet and well -- athlete and well educated felt violated by having a biological man in her locker room, think how it is for a junior high school girl, a teenaged junior high school girl in her locker room after a soccer or volleyball practice with a biological male. imagine how helpless parents feel when they can't shield their teenaged daughters from naked boys or sacrifice them playing the sports they love. here is what they face. you can -- their daughter can either play the sport they love or forced to look at a young boy's penis in a locker room. are you kidding me? the discomfort that adults and president biden are subjecting female athletes wto should be enough for thank yous to say that -- for us to say that biological males should not be in the female locker room, let alone exposing their penises in front of tho

mr. williams and we will get earnings from the lights of costco. lisa: retail earnings will be interesting over consumer appetite given the fact that we get costco and dollar general and in gap and a summit retailers. do we get a sense they are facing consumer reluctance to spend and is it idiosyncratic? that may be the better tile. annmarie: see what costco comes in at given that we have heard from walmart and target and starbucks and possibly a more discerning consumer. but williams is very important and it comes before pce. and what mike mckee always says that it is a chance to potentially have a tweak of a policy or make a statement. jonathan: we two to dot plot and american airlines. yesterday closing lower by 13.5%. we asked the question, is this an airlines problem or an american airlines problem. based on the communication we have from them and united in the last 24 hours it sounds like an american airlines problem. lisa: there is more intel on what happened to the chief commercial officer being fired. there was a scathing report about how

mr. williams made things better. just a little bit better. and ever since he told me that i was a child of god, i always believed that i'm. i'm clean and sober. 12 years today, and i give thanks to glide memorial in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc, bay area news. we are back in 60s. it is mother's day and these two are quite literally gold medal winning moms. you sit down with the olympic duo on their first mother's day. plus one east bay city is putting a stop to a controversial project aimed at cooling our warming planet and plan on some low clouds and drizzle part of that monday morning commute ahead of the coolest day of the week before temperatures climb back to summer-like levels to summer-like levels midweek. the meet new all sensitive fresh™, it's a game changer for me and my family. now all has a detergent that's gentle on skin and leaves our laundry smelling breezy. all sensitive fresh, with a hypoallergenic scent my family loves. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're i

mr. williams made things better. just a little bit better. and ever since he told me that i was a child of god, i always believed that i'm. i'm clean and sober. 12 years today, and i give thanks to glide memorial in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc, bay area news. we are back in 60s. it is mother's day and these two are quite literally gold medal winning moms. you sit down with the olympic duo on their first mother's day. plus one east bay city is putting a stop to a controversial project aimed at cooling our warming planet and plan on some low clouds and drizzle part of that monday morning commute ahead of the coolest day of the week before temperatures climb back to summer-like levels midweek. theby so much so that it can even exhaust, believe it or not, olympic athletes. yeah. this coming week, reigning beach volleyball gold medalist april ross and alix klineman returned to competition as new moms lopez from our sister station down in la, sits down with the a team to talk about returning to the sand and celebrating their first mother's d

mr. williams made things better just a little bit better.nd ever since he told me that i was a child of god, i always believed that i'm. i'm clean and sober 12 years today, and i give thanks to glide memorial. that's great. absolutely. 12 years today. well, reverend cecil williams died three weeks ago at the age of 94. yesterday his daughter told the congregation williams was full of light and joy the day he died. what an amazing legacy that he leaves that it is for all of us. that's great to see. all right. taking a live look outside in the south bay now, sun coming up, cakes on the griddle. i don't know. no rocky mountain high here. but we love the bay area. yeah, absolutely. and we're starting out with some hot coffee, most likely because we are going to have some cool temperatures and some dense fog in parts of the south county. we're watching out for that. where our temperatures are now in the low 50s, it is 51. in fremont as you're heading out. we're in the low 50s in the north bay to then as we take a look at our highs here, it will b

mr. robin williams , it affects your family , do you have family comedies, comedy movies, unfortunately , our cinematography has decreased so much in the family's basket and this is limited, the family has to go to see comedies because something there is no one else to bag in his basket, especially in melodramas , in melodramas, because the private sector does not enter, and they only make them with government subsidies and organizations, and maybe that kind of melodrama movies will not be created anymore. this movie has no positive effect, which is the duty of art in its own right, i am not saying that it must do what social melodrama does. it was influenced by a movie that only had misery in it, the families i'm afraid to go towards social melodrama, i think it's just full of misery, the hero either burns or dies , or is addicted, or his wife is miserable, or she's getting a divorce , and it's all a melodrama that we can make an adventurous family melodrama, a family that is haunted , a scary family. different genres now , a historical movie is on the screen, why is it selling? our peop

mr. williams. mr. williams: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under go god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. williams: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of my dear friend, don nicholas. don was a crucial member of the texas 25th congressional district team for over 10 years and dedicated his life to selflessly serving his country. time and time again he stepped up to help those in need, day or night, he never missed a call from a veteran and opened his home up to soldiers every holiday. don was a 31-year army vet, a man of great faith and a loving husband, father and grandfather and always believed that north dakota state bison were going to win every g

mr. robin williams . it affects your family . do you have family comedies? the family is forced to go see comedy because there is nothing else to buy, especially melodrama in melodrama because the private sector does not enter and they only make it with government subsidies and organizations and many more. when a child watches this movie with his family , there is no positive effect. the task of art is in its own right. i am not saying that it should do what social melodrama does. there is a reason why this comedy is selling now because of cinema. the tragedy that affected our cinema for 10 years. i am afraid to go to a movie that only had misery in it i think social melodrama is just full of misery , the hero either burns or dies or is an addict or the wife is unfortunate or is getting divorced and all melodrama that we can make adventurous family melodrama , the family that gets lost in the war , make a scary family in different genres now. now a historical film has been made, why is it selling? our people love these topics, they love poetry. they are lite

mr. william lie i think it's really provocative and it's dangerous however, because these types of exercises could easily lead to unintended, catastrophic consequences in an involving fatalities. >> and the situation could spiral out of control. so they should really stick to the status quo, which is avoiding provocative activity on their side. but also taiwan doing the same. the other thing my other takeaway here, jessica is it's possible that the chinese economy is even worse than what we thought. >> and that xi jinping is trying to distract attention from a faltering economy by engaging in these exercises. >> and so i hope he will stop with these provocative measures, but that also gives one pause to reflect on what's happening within china and president biden is set in the past that us forces would get involved in defend taiwan if china attacked, obviously that's many steps ahead, but we are seeing these military drills we're seeing china cozying up to russia and you pointed out that when this is going on, even an inadvertent catastrophe could lead to a conflict. do you think that it ups

mr. williams, who was administered an officer, was out getting a couple of hours for a slight pay. we put him in the back so i wouldn't run into anybody. well, that didn't quite work. and he wasn't paying attention. he didn't see a zero's lights. and i looked out over to my right still in this turn and i could see aircraft lights going away from us and going down. and the next call was even louder and more assertive and zeros going down and i looked over and i could see him and i started to pull out. and then he got some very loud and very aggressive and --, eight zero is going down the column as a cowboys two one's got to they had him inside. i was about a quarter mile behind him and i followed him to the ground. he crashed, rolled. over on side. no, i landed probably 30 seconds later. the crew got out and went to help get the guys out of the helicopter, came back to mine, and the whole time i was sitting there with the landing light on that crash helicopter, it's just like a tunnel of light. and the aircraft is on its side and i was kind of training, i guess, so hard. i, i didn't

mr. williams is the only one whost going to vote and he's definitely voting for the democrat.he other are on the fence. those might fall to the wayside. >> you are giving them a platform to get their voices, their concerns out there. the question is are the two presidential candidates and their teams listening. >> that's right. >> thank you so much. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports." the other criminal trial of a politician blocks away from donald trump's. what we're learning from a witness about the staggering amount of money found in new jersey senator bob menendez's home. >>> fireworks on capitol hill, how this appearing related to president biden's interviews about classified documents devolved into chaos. >> how dare you attack the physical appearance of another person. >> are your feelings hurt? >> move your words down. oh, girl, baby girl. but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative produ

mr. everett kelly and miss liz kelly. the honorable cavalier johnson, mayor of milwaukee and miss dominique johnson. miss kimberly williams paisley and mr. brad paisley. >> i'm excited, it is great. it will be great. that's a good question. i'm going to start with american saturday night and then all bets are off. you never know. absolutely, good and bad. i think part of country music is dealing with it in a way that other formats don't, so it is great. have fun. >> mr. kendall martin. the honorable mr. smith and misses spears. the honorable gale smith and mr. mr. brad smith and ms. carolyn ann brown. shaw. we honorable mr. john bellinger and miss don belanger. the honorable benjamin cardin and miss cardin. the honorable william jefferson clinton, or the second president and the honorable hillary clinton, 67 secretary of the united states. >> thank you. >> the honorable cory booker and miss caroline booker. >> this is when we show them how sexy we are. [laughter] >> i'm with the greatest woman in the world, my mother. >> is this your first state dinner? >> thank you, thank you everybody. everybody. honorable kamala harris

mr. williams knew the right place to come to. he came to our service on sunday morning. reverend amos brown and the san francisco chapter of the naacp have called on all levels of government, from city to federal, asking for investigation, to find who's responsible and to accelerate their investigation. so this young man will not get any more of this bigoted terrorist acts here in the city of saint francis, a city that claims to be progressive and liberal. this is video showing a suspect hiding their identity under a hood and mask. terry's neighbors are now raising funds to get him a more comprehensive security system. they're also asking anyone with cameras to check them for any suspicious activity. on april 26th at 12:30 a.m. and the second one on may 5th minutes before 2 a.m. now's the time to stand up. now is not the time to sit back and say, i don't want to be involved. the community will come here at alamo square park in support of terry for a rally that happens at 1030. sfpd meanwhile, still looking for the person or people responsible. gia vang today in the bay a

mr. william playing the role of the. that story gripped me from the beginning. something i saw first-hand was not a surprise to me it was the outpouring of love from you my colleagues both republican and democrat. and right after the shooting. the democrats are practicing and we were practicing on her public that my colleague and friend and sometimes archrival and baseball from back home in new orleans unfortunately to start the game too many times said rick richman somehow figured out which hospital i was sent to and got there probably the first person there on the scene in his baseball uniform to check on me. so many others of you again both republican and democrat reached out in ways that i can't express the gratitude and how much it means to me jennifer and her whole family. it really does show the warm side of congress that very few people get to see.

mr. williams: ok, very good with that in mind, i yield my time back. mr. mchenry: the gentleman yields his time. we'll now recognize the gentleman from california, mr. vargas, for five minutes. mr. vargas: thank you very much, mr. chairman. i do apologize at the outset for my voice. i'm starting to lose it, i know it's a bad thing for a politician. but it happens. i was excited today, some time ago, to talk about oversight of the prudential regulations and regulators, i should say, and i was very anxious to talk about basil 3-rbgs the end game. it was a signatory to a letter that was sent to you. i do have some great concerns -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> members are expected to vote on the five-year re-authorization of funding for the federal aviation administration, which if approved would head to the president's desk. you're watching live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore

mr. williams who was in tournament between the two terms, is also in the report and it says nothing about that. in fact it speaks pretty about her. i will quote within three months of your departure, your successor built enough trust that they felt they could share their stories into she began to work on the fdic's culture problems. they are supportive of what she was doing so the report talks about discrimination, nepotism and your anger management issues but we know more. i've been here a long while. it's my 14th year of the committee which is a long time. also, you lied to me. you lied to the chairman, you lied to the committee about the operation chokepoint, and it took an e-mail we found you involved before we considered you and you admitted it in my office that you were involved in this and it stopped. since then, since the new term, you've been involved in it again. remember the atm operation? you or your individual person was along with your three representatives and also admitted wrongdoing there. also there speak management from the standpoint of regulation and that is what your

mr. williams. >> thank you mr. chairman. we sat here many months ago with representatives of the department of education, asking specifically about the fafsa rollout, about the delays. and about the confidence that they would meet the deadlines that clearly none of them met. even the oversight of congress seems to have no effect on the actual performance of the department of education. i find that pretty shocking. listening to your testimony, there are so many different areas where this seems to have failed. functionality, the timing, transparency with the department of education and the communication -- and the accuracy of the processing of the actual results. i would like to ask each one of you what grade you would give the department of education and the rollout of simplified fafsa? >> i would give them an f. >> f. >> c. >> they didn't turn in their homework and you still give them a c? really? >> i believe they did in some cases. >> 40%, there's an enormous number of disadvantaged families that would disagree with you to

mr. williams amendment that he mentioned followed the failure of every republican on this committee to vote for my amendment to prohibit the banning of books on the holocaust. which i offered because schools in many states are banning books like that diary of anne frank which is an incredible tool for teaching students about the perils of discrimination soap mr. banks i was pleased to hear that your schools are still teaching the diary of anne frank's. i am pleased to hear your description of the training to teachers are getting to infuse your k-12 schools with teaching about what anti-semitism is and why it is so dangerous not just to jews but to our whole society. can you talk about the resources you used to train your teachers about anti-semitism? seven number of resources what use at barkley part one first and foremost as unitas against eight and of every site unite against the hate month and have a number of resources that equip our educators with facilitating conversations with our students about what hate is. what it looks like and the impact hate and the fact barkley unified we stan

mr. williams, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. secretary, you have made it this far, are you a hockey fan? >> i am a big football fan. >> that is a good lead into my question. you probably heard of wayne gretzky. famous hockey player, he used to say what made him great was that he would skate to where the puck was going to be and everything i have observed, you have done an extra every drop of skating to where the puck is not going to be. i would call it your greatest skill because you are a football fan. i think the efforts you go to to avoid answering questions seem to be antithetical to the purpose of these hearings. are you -- is your department going to have all the kinks worked out on fafsa enrollment by the beginning of the 2024 deadline gimmick >> we recognize how important that is. >> i am glad it is important. will you be ready? this is the executive branch. right? you are in charge? >> so october 1st 2024, what should parents expect gimmick >> my expectation is we will be ready to go and they will have information -- >>

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mr. williams. >> thank you, chairman. we sat here many months ago with representatives of the department of education asking them specifically about the fafsa rollout and the delays and their confidence that they will meet all of the deadlines that clearly none of them met. so even the oversight of congress seems to have no effect on the actual performance of the department of education. i find that pretty shocking. listening to her testimony, there is so many different issues -- areas where seems to have failed. the functionality, timing, transparency with the department of education and communication. and the accuracy of the backend processing of the results. i would like to ask each one of you what grade you would give the department of education in their rollout of simplified stte fafsa? >> i would give an . -- i would give an f. >> f. >> c. >> really? a number of parents would disagree with you as they worry about their children's future. >> i guess i would give a d for disappointing. >> cutting a very fine line. it

mr. haniyeh announced, and william borez was present today in doha, qatar, and these talks were complete and finished , but i told netanyahu now. in fact , the scissors are stuck between the two edges of this var if. if he accepts, then smotrich and bingfir threaten to resign in fact, the cabinet will collapse, natani should go to prison , definitely, natanya will not be elected in the next elections, if she does not accept, well, now , as it was in your report , asra's families are now celebrating that hamas is actually happy that hamas has accepted the release of the prisoners. and if natani wants to play. derbiare, if he wants to actually ignore his shoulders to save himself and his own personal goals, we will set israel on fire, so netanyahu is in a very, very critical situation, and tonight , in fact, the task must be clarified first with the israelis themselves, especially with the families of their captives, and in the year of the rafah issue, can it attack rafah? is there any justification for attacking rafah after hamas comes at a very decisive and decisive point and on the eve