. >> as the member designated by mr. young of alaska, i inform the house that mr. young will vote yes on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. stanton: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, mrs. kirkpatrick will vote no. as the member designated by mr. o'halleran, mr. o'halleran will vote no. as the member designated by mr. grijalva, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by member mike rogers, i inform the house that he will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. courtney, i inform the house that mr. courtney will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. granger, i inform the house th

to the contrary, mr. young yn kin's number one policy proposal was to establish a state commission on election integrity, an idea that winked at the prevalent and baseless idea among republicans that elections are fraudulent. he dodged a question about whether had he been in congress he would have certified mr. biden's election, unsolicited he raised questions about whether virginia's voting machines could be trusted and insisted that they be audited which they already are. he attended an election integrity rally at liberty university in lynchburg, when asked by hopeful republican voter whether the courts might reverse the 2020 election results, youngkin dodged saying that courts move slowly, and it's quote unclear whether they might reinstall donald trump as president. post concludes quote, this is not an every day campaign dispute. we might disagree with mr. youngkin on say medicaid expansion without arguing that his stance is disqualifying but at a moment when democracy itself is under assault, glenn youngki

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. young: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i thank the chairman and ranking member. i rise in support of this legislation. it's not what i would have if i was chairman, it's not what mr. defazio would have if he was chairman but it's what we've got. we need infrastructure in this country now. the last big infrastructure bill we passed was jim oberstar and myself, $286 billion. we darn near did that unanimously. the biggest one. but from that time on we have not raised the money nor have we put what i call the wherewithal to build roads and airports and all the other things, ports, transportation. transportation is the economy of this great nation. and we have fallen behind. even in those days when i was chairman i said we need $1 trillion. people laughed at me. but the fact of the matter is we did need it and we need this bill to make sure that we have an economic base for the future generations of this great nation. would i have done it this wa

. >> thank you, mr. young. colleagues and welcome supervisepreston. as a threshold i was going through 13 applicants for six seats. i was rather startled that there was only one tenant applicant for the tenant seat. i found that would be rather odd and took it upon myself to call supervisor preston over the weekend and found out how that could be. i think a lot of the folks interested go to the panning department's website. as they ought to in so far as the planning department is staffed for this advisory committee under the law. if you go to that web page, it actually did not list seat one as being open. it listed other seats but not seat one. what i would like to do is a threshold matter is continue seat one so that we can have a better public process relative to making that available to interested parties and proceed with seats two through six having said that, i will turn it over to supervisor preston for some opening remarks. if you want to do it now or later and go to the applicants in the order they appear. however, i have received notification

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and this is actually how nato russia council came about when mr. young and visited various 75 need no rush relation basically this idea or need to rush compensation. they do that. okay. natal date, they are going to the check republican congress will a member so old dad will be a lot of in the john russia. yes, in unit is for the bible. and unfortunately it broke to be not that we wouldn't exchange, i will correct that. it'll be my wife. now. unfortunately, it was not only the where the, the nato russia council $99.00. when the western governors, the russia sustained the all the walk, all the one with me for a few months, or if you my okay, so unfortunately it's a very bad creation. when a neighbor rush there is instead will be the last last thing to do different medically it's usually the and tell us whenever there is a tension between the 2 and russia, you just need to really look a little bit further west to the united states of america, and see which way the wind is blowing and this time under trump, i think there was a sense of ambiguity above under

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caller: good morning, pedro, and mr. young, is it? and good morning, america. listen. if you get some of those folks that have been in there for so many years, they become very bossy. you know who i mean. what do you think about term limits? would you please comment on that? and i am an independent, so i fully support you. thank you. guest: thank you, alicia. that means the world to me. we need term limits in congress. 75% of americans agree with that. you shouldn't be going to washington to spend the rest of your life. [laughter] it should be a tour of duty. you get things done, and then you come home. if that is common sense and we know it, why can't we have term limits? the forward party is pro term limits on members of congress. they should do our work and then come home and not see d.c. as their ultimate destination. if you agree with that, forwardparty.com. it is common sense. it is a sign of corruption that something so obvious has not been done. host: from hopewell junction, new york. eric, hello. caller: good morning morning to both of you and props to brian l

. >> mr. young do support the right to an abortion being included in virginia's constitution? i do not expect you believe a woman should make her own decision on reproductive rights you said you support that only through a second trimester so what restrictions do you support with access to abortion? >> i support laws today with the commonwealth of virginia which is 80 percent of virginians i would like to see rosie wade enshrined in our constitution because i'm scared of donald trump. people are tired of people like him telling them what to do with their bodies it's time then leave women alone and make their own choice about their own reproductive rights. [applause] >> mr. mcauliffe current governor recently touted a record two.6 billion-dollar surplus portion of that money is dedicated to the general fund better known as a rainy day fund. your opponent calls clear evidence of over taxation one.$5 billion to taxpayers why shouldn't virginians who have just gone through such challenging times from the pandemic get that rewarded form of tax relief quick. >> two.6 billion came fr

mr. young, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. the board recognizes that public access to city service is essential and invites public participation in the following way. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. either on channel 26, 78, or 99 or sfgov is streaming the public call-in number across the screen. comments available during public comment period by calling (415) 655-0001. the meeting id is 24810239510 then press pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, please press star three to be added to the speaker line. speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. alternatively, you may submit public comment in the following ways. e-mail the clerk victoryoung@sfgov.org. it will be included as part of the official fire. written comments sent by u.s. postal service to city hall 1 dr. carlton b. good let place room 244, san francisco, california, 94102. chair peskin, i wou

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mr. young, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes.lic access to city service is essential and invites public participation in the following way. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. either on channel 26, 78, or 99 or sfgov is streaming the public call-in number across the screen. comments available during public comment period by calling (415) 655-0001. the meeting id is 24810239510 then press pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, please press star three to be added to the speaker line. speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. alternatively, you may submit public comment in the following ways. e-mail the clerk victoryoung@sfgov.org. it will be included as part of the official fire. written comments sent by u.s. postal service to city hall 1 dr. carlton b. good let place room 244, san francisco, california, 94102. chair peskin, i would like to allow our interpret

mcbath and mr. young, the gentlewoman from alaska and mr. mr. katko. i urge anyone struggling with violence to reach out at 1-800-799-safb, or the strong hearts native help line at 1-844-7-native. it's difficult to overstate the need to address intimate partner violence in this country, roughly 1-4 women and 1-10 men reported experiencing some sort of intimate partner violence. these incidents often cause severe physical injuries that pretend even greater consequences including tragic loss of life. for survivors of violence, emotional trauma and intimate partner violence often lasts long after the physical injuries have healed, triggering lifelong struggles of disease and mental health challenges. for decades the family violence prevention and services act has been a central pillar in our response to domestic violence, authorizing services like shelters and 24-hour domestic hotlines. these programs have technically expired since the end of 2015 and though funding has continued, updates to the law have been long overdue. for example, we know covid-19 pa

mr. beckerman, before launching tiktok for younger users did tiktok do internal research to understand the impact it would have on young children? mr. beckerman: thank you, senator, i'm not aware but for tiktok for younger users it is curated with common sense networks and age appropriate experience but i'm not aware of any specific research. senator lujan: i'd like to follow up on that as well. product by tiktok can lead to addictive behavior and body image issues in young children and it's critical platforms work to under these problems before they take place. this is a very serious issue and one that's finally getting the attention it deserves with revelations and whistle blowers that have come forth. i urge you to take this opportunity to begin a transapparent verification of the impact your product is having on young children. and in the end i just want to follow up on something that many of us have commented on. leading up to these important hearings. and i appreciate the chair's attention to this, the ranking member, both of them have authored legislation. our chair and ranking member of the subcommittee have pa

mr. magnus: senator, no i don't speak to urgent as less serious at all. sen. young: is there a crisis or is there not a crisis of the border. mr. magnus: i would say my highest priority at this point. sen. young: i asked to characterize the situation of the border. is there a crisis of the border. you've been nominated to service commissioner to the customs and border patrol agency. in what time i regard as a crisis per radar you saying there is not a crisis? mr. magnus: what i'm certainly trying to convey is how serious i take what's happening at the border and the amount of work i will put into it. sen. young: noted. dhs tells us we've already seen 1.3 million illegal border crossing so far this year. that's about 1.5 times the population of indianapolis indiana. i would say that's a crisis. what number of illegal crossings would you consider to be a crisis. what if or we to quintuple that number. would you call that a crisis? mr. magnus: i appreciate your question and i'm already doing my best to acknowledge that the situation is very serious, regardless of what

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mr. young: mr.dent, hoosiers have heard me talk about the size of the democrats' reckless tax-and-spend bill. $3.5 trillion and possibly growing in the house of representatives. they have heard me talk about how this reckless proposal will raise tax on the american people. i'm talking about this legislation back home, i don't have to go much past the $3.5 trillion figure. people are against it. all told, democrats have proposed $7 trillion in spending this year alone. $7 trillion. let me try and put that in perspective. $7 trillion is roughly the mathematical equivalent of putting $1 million of credit card debt on every man, woman, and child in the state of indiana. now, hoosiers know this is something we simply cannot afford. beyond the massive multitrillion-dollar price tag, we should examine exactly what the democrats are proposing, because this bill isn't just a number on one side of a ledger sheet. this spending package, the largest in american history, represents a massive left ward shift in t

. >> thank you, mr. young. colleagues and welcome supervisepreston. as a threshold i was going through 13 applicants for six seats. i was rather startled that there was only one tenant applicant for the tenant seat. i found that would be rather odd and took it upon myself to call supervisor preston over the weekend and found out how that could be. i think a lot of the folks interested go to the panning department's website. as they ought to in so far as the planning department is staffed for this advisory committee under the law. if you go to that web page, it actually did not list seat one as being open. it listed other seats but not seat one. what i would like to do is a threshold matter is continue seat one so that we can have a better public process relative to making that available to interested parties and proceed with seats two through six having said that, i will turn it over to supervisor preston for some opening remarks. if you want to do it now or later and go to the applicants in the order they appear. however, i have received notification

caller: good morning, pedro, and mr. young, is it? and good morning, america. listen.t some of those folks that have been in there for so many years, they become very bossy. you know who i mean. what do you think about term limits? would you please comment on that? and i am an independent, so i fully support you. thank you. guest: thank you, alicia. that means the world to me. we need term limits in congress. 75% of americans agree with that. you shouldn't be going to washington to spend the rest of your life. [laughter] it should be a tour of duty. you get things done, and then you come home. if that is common sense and we know it, why can't we have term limits? the forward party is pro term limits on members of congress. they should do our work and then come home and not see d.c. as their ultimate destination. if you agree with that, forwardparty.com. it is common sense. it is a sign of corruption that something so obvious has not been done. host: from hopewell junction, new york. eric, hello. caller: good morning morning to both of you and props to brian lamb for th

of the government will continue to invest in development of our young people to benefit the regional renewable energy sector? >> yes, mr. speaker. i think the house should be proud of the fact that the uk now produces more offshore wind -- not hot air, mr. speaker, but energy for the people of this country, clean, green energy produced in the northeast and working massively increasing the volume of that output, mr. speaker. >> mr. speaker, thriving steel industry is the foundation of a more productive and resilient yet bickering between the chancellor is blocking the chance to tackle the skyhigh energy prices that our filmmakers have been facing since long before the current price hikes. with a pathway to net zero dependence on steel firms using more electricity, not less, will he urged his colleagues around the cabinet table to put in place a wholesale energy price cap along with the long-overdue reductions in network connection costs, mr. speaker, it won't work without the cap. >> mr. speaker, he makes an important point about the high energy costs for energy intensive industries and that's why we have abated them wi

. >> thank you, mr. young. colleagues and welcome supervisepreston.threshold i was going through 13 applicants for six seats. i was rather startled that there was only one tenant applicant for the tenant seat. i found that would be rather odd and took it upon myself to call supervisor preston over the weekend and found out how that could be. i think a lot of the folks interested go to the panning department's website. as they ought to in so far as the planning department is staffed for this advisory committee under the law. if you go to that web page, it actually did not list seat one as being open. it listed other seats but not seat one. what i would like to do is a threshold matter is continue seat one so that we can have a better public process relative to making that available to interested parties and proceed with seats two through six having said that, i will turn it over to supervisor preston for some opening remarks. if you want to do it now or later and go to the applicants in the order they appear. however, i have received notification that

young kim. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back my time.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition ms. tenney: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. i rise today to honor the life of lee center fire chief penny baker who passed away after a battle after complications of a brain tumor. he was a noble, caring and joined the fire department at the age of 30 and served for 48 years straight. for 28 of those years, ken was the chief, the longest tenured in the department's history and served in the u.s. navy and former president of the united county fire chiefs association and he was known for his tremendous family and love for his family and his wife patty, who was his guiding light and his son succeeded him as the fire chief and his granddaughter and grandson went into the fire department. i considered ken a great friend and he was a courageous and prepld man and role model for me and boy, was he fun. ken, i just want to say thank you

young: all right. thank you, chairman. mr. mckeon, i wish we could spend this hearing looking at long-term resources for the state department. i wish we had the luxury of rethinking the state department of evaluating new horizons of diplomatic efforts throughout the world. i especially wish we could discuss how we're shifting our focus to asia to deal with the growing threats to national security from a rising china. instead, we must first attend to this administration's sub-optimal withdrawal from afghanistan. its careless failure to treat allies with respect. to the self-inflicted wounds that zapped a nation of vital resources at a critical time in our nation's history. so i want to start with a very simple yes or no question, sir. has our withdrawal from afghanistan freed up resources at the state department to focus on other strategic priorities in asia, such as the threat posed by the chinese communist party? yes or no, sir? secretary mckeon: we're spending fewer resources in afghanistan, that's correct. though, some of t

young: have you familiarize yourself with title eight, u.s. code section 1325? mr. agnus: i'm sorry senator, i'm not familiar. sen. young: this is the operative federal law that makes it a crime for an individual to enter or attempt to enter the united states at any point other than a border inspection point or other official points of entry. this is what would basically dictate the laws that you are enforcing and your actions as commissioner. are you familiar with that law, sir? mr. magnus: my primary responsibility as a police chief has been to be as familiar as possible with all of the laws we are responsible for enforcing. so, i can assure you that if i'm confirmed for this position, i will do the same. i will become familiar with the law. sen. young: you are the nominee to be commissioner of cbp and you have not familiarized yourself with the operative immigration law, i see that as being a concern. thank you. sen. wyden: time of the gentleman has expired. we will go to senator daines next. we are going to do our best to wrap up before the vote. just beyond noti

mr. beckerman: thank you, senator. i have two young but that starters and this is something i care about. we aggressively remove content for eating disorders. we work with outside groups and direct people that are seeking help and one thing we have heard his people struggling with eating disorders or other weight loss issues come to tiktok to express that in a positive way so it has been a positive source and we do not allow ads that target people based on weight loss and that kind of content. ms. stout: thank you, senator baldwin. i want to make clear the content you described is content that glorifies eating disorders or self-harm is a complete violation of community guidelines. as i described earlier, we do not allow unvented, unmoderated content served up to our users. our media publisher, discover, which we partner on with people and publishing companies like wsj and nbc news is vetted and moderated ahead of time. sen. baldwin: can i interrupt to you and ask is that through ai or humans? ms. stout: these are hand-picked partners t

about the civil rights march in birmingham, alabama, and at that march a police officer asked a young girl, mrn kings telling comeau "the little girl looked him straight in the eye and answered "freedo. here is kamala harris' version of the same story, this time starting martin luther king's modern reincarnation, kamala harris. >> she would tell the story about how they were marching, and this was back when they didn't really have armrests and seat belts. [laughter] so they are marching away, you know, shouting and all of that, and i think it was my uncle freddie, you know, looked down, looked in the stroller, which was empty -- [laughter] and said "where is kamala?" and apparently they left me a block by, i had fallen out. [laughter] there you go. and then my mother tells a funny story about how one day -- i was fussing, you know, i was cussing and fussing, it is much cuter when she would tell the story, but she would look down, what do you want, what do you want? and i looked back up and i said "freedom!" [laughter] >> tucker: wow. ladies and gentlemen, that is on martin luther king, the can

mrs. davis, all -- ms. davis, all of the information how easily and readily we put this profile of a 13-year-old young woman on and the reactions on eating disorders. i'm sure you already have the findings and evidence that supports our conclusions. senator aluminum miss is on -- senator lummis is on remotely. mrs. lummis: thank you. i'm in awe by "the wall street journal's" article demonstrating the conclusion of facebook's own research, conclusions which merit repeating. just one in three teen girls reported the instagram app made them feel worse about their body image. another significant portion of users also reported increase feelings of anxiety, suicidal thoughts, depression, and eating disorders as a result of the app's use. unfortunately, this research did nothing more than confirm any of our earlier intuitions and sprigss. -- suspicions. social media can be dangerous to your mental health. i look forward to more studies on the impact of social media on mental health. however, i'm concerned by the consistent lack of transparency from facebook. the fact is that this committee would not be here withou

mr. chairman, i yield my time. >> thank you, senator blackburn, we can make available ms. davis the information how easily and readily we put this profile of a 13-year-old young woman on the reactions on eating disorders. i'm sure you already have the findings in evidence, that supports our conclusions. senator on remotely. >> thank you, mr. chairman, like many members of this committee i'm-- revelation to the wall street journal articles, demonstrating the conclusions of facebook's own findings. teen girls reporting instagram made their feel worse about their bodies and others report feelings of anxiety, suicidal thoughts, depression and eating disorders, as a result of the apps' use. unfortunately, this research did nothing more than confirm many of our early intuitions and suspicions, social media can be dangerous to your mental health. i look forward to more studies on the impact of social media on mental health, however, i'm concerned by the consistent lack of transparency from facebook. the fact is that this committee would not be here without the brave whistleblower who stepped forward to shed light on this, many of us sought previous answers for befor

you are very young by the way. a mr. bulk of madison today is different than afghanistan of 1996 to 2001. when the taliban 1st came to power, when the taliban leaders meet didn't do the talk about the need to re adjust to the new reality of the need to change the need to implement reforms. do they understand that the young afghan people, boys and girls in missouri said if under har, cobbled by dosher and the her are different with different hope, different aspirations and not necessarily some people who are loyal to the taliban? yes sir, it is not her. only us al society that has changed, but the entire world has progressed, has advanced. we understand all the complexities offer off the of the current world. we understand it very well and we are working. but again, i must emphasize that as the saying sit, goes, roam was not built in a day. what we are asking is the for time, even when her countries that have governance models implemented like the united says there was an electoral system. and even then when one administ