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mr. speaker, it is important at the entire issue in a fiscally responsible way where we have the funds through this bill to pay for at the needs needy families across america w that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from south dakota reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlelady from california ms. lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for two minutes. ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. first let me thank the gentleman from illinois for tireless d for your leadership for families everywhere. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 2972, the so-called control unlawful fugitive felons act. this cruel and misguided bill would terminate supplemental security income leadership for families everywhere. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. benefits for vulnerable seniors and people with disabilities who have an outstanding warrant. let me be clear, this is a horrible bill. it's mean-spirited and unfair. despite this bill's misleading title, americans who would be harmed by this bill ar

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mr. sales is a former deputy assistant homeland security secretary. he served in the george w. bush administration. this is 15 minutes. >> it's now my pleasure to introduce nathan sales, the newly confirmed and appointed coordinator for counterterrorism at the u.s. state department. he was sworn in about four weeks ago on august 10th. i think one of the first assistant secretaries of the state department. before joining the state, ambassador sales was a law professor at syracuse university college of law with he taught and wrote in the fields of counterterrorism, national security law, constitutional law and administrative law. before that, he was deputy assistant secretary for policy at the department of homeland security and has a long career in helping keep america safe. we're honored to have him present today i's keynote. ambassador sales. [ applause ]. >> well thank you, blaise, for introduction. thank you to the bipartisan policy center for invite knowing speak today. i'd like to start with a special word of thanks to governor kaine, congressman hamilton and mr. ben ve ni

w. correspondent and we show in moscow welcome i'm really so lots of criticism from mr schroeder here in germany how is this being seen in russia. well i'm pretty sure that the normal russian on the street probably doesn't care that much but russ nast and probably russia's political elite this is a victory for them after all the head of us next go to sessions said today he praised schroeder today as a well known author words to european politician and he emphasized that schroeder has always stood for good relations between russia europe and germany so it seems that is hoping that trigger will open some doors after all he's always said that he's against russian sanctions and the kremlin recently to size after the german elections that german russian relations economic relations economic ties are very important so i think they're hoping that perhaps schroeder can can help with the sanctions and and that he can tighten those ties up which are very important to russia until it's more about this friendship which really should president putin well sure to include in i have a lot in common they

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w. bush during eight years he served from 2001 to 2009. a next, the oral history interview with mr. draper about his experience documenting white house activities, presidential travel, and major events including the 9/11 terrorist attacks. briscoe center at the university of texas recorded the interview and archived his photo along with of those of several other nationally recognized photographers. this is over 30 minutes. it is february 15, 2013. i'm here with eric draper. the reason we are here is because we are celebrating the opening of the exhibit. eric, we are here to get your the things that are on display as well as our photojournalism archives. i know that we can talk a lot about your background and your history as a reporter. given the time constraints, i want to jump into your photos of president bush. tell the story of how you became the official white house photographer. i love how you got the job. you. --er: i could give i would give you the long story because it is fascinating to me. i never planned on being the white house photographer. it was an opportunity that pre

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mr. mclean. >> thanks very much. absolutely w we're taking by any means necessary approach in the rural utilities service using every tool that we do have available to us my colleague keith adams who heads the telecom program works with federal agencies to coordinate our efforts, and our elected program we are seeing rural electric cooperatives deployed smart grid technologies using fiber assets, which then can be leveraged in partnership with local co-ops to be able to provide consumer broadband services. we are seeing some amazing projects come before our loan committee where we have reliable revenues and reliable levels of universal service support where we've seen fiber to the home. we just recently approved a batch of loans in south dakota that are some of the more remote areas that are bring fiber to technology. so it is possible to be able to do this, but there are segments of the rural market that the story is still being written as to what levels of support will be available. there's a major proceeding at the federal com

w. bush's presidency to raise money for the tsunami. so that friendship goes back almost two decades. i think michelle obama and michelle obama's mom mrsbonded during the transition. i think that friendship has been building for more than a decade now too. >> i would ask our viewers at home the visceral reaction when you saw those three figures. >> it's reassuring. >> the visceral reaction when you see our current president. three figures politically couldn't be more diverge ant, yet each one of them felt like comfort food when when you looked at them versus when donald trump comes on the screen and viscerally your body tightens up. >> trump's going to be there. where's donald trump? he's working, obviously, he's going to be there -- >> not obviously, sometimes he's clicking through the cables. >> maybe he's watching golf. there were chants in the crowd when they stood up expressing support for those three presidents. it was a cool -- it's a nice moment just to see those three men who are the most powerful men in the world and have different views on the world getting along so well. >> it's always so amazing for me to kind of step back

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mr. trump also offered assistance and search and rescue teams, which are being deployed now. stay with a-b-c seven, and w-j-l-a-dot-com -- for updates on this developing situation in mexico. crews with our sister station are on the way - and will bring you complete coverage in the coming days. to healthcare now. the senate is expected to vote next week on a new bill that would repeal and replace obamacare. the graham-cassidy bill would redistribute federal funding from the affordable care act to states in the form of block grants, halting the expansion of medicaid and repealing individual and employer mandates in obamacare. they could also obtain waivers to charge people with pre-existing conditions more. but despite the news..late night host jimmy kimmel was back on the offense against senator bill cassidy. senate republicans face a september 30 deadline to pass their bill with a simple majority of 51 votes, meaning the bill could be killed if more than two senators vote no.' still ahead - a trip to the fair in maryland - ends with dozens getting sick. what health workers say is to blame. eileen? eileen

mattel everybody in america, w don't worry, single-payer health care will never get through the republican-controlled house. stp mrnot going to need you to veto single-payer healthcare. but we need you to do is put in place a new system to stop the march toward single-payer healthcare. we don't change were going the federal government is going to own it all from cradle to grave. mr. president, on your watch you can stop that. once people know that they haves somebody to respond to their needs at the state level versus some bureaucrat there's no going back to washington-based healthcare. so, president trump you have the chance in your first term to set us on a new path. healthcare closer to the patient, money based on not where you live but parity, innovation versus bureaucracy. what a legacy would be. for that to happen that i know you're busy with hurricanes and north korea, you can have to get on the phone and have to help solve this. o i believe you will come i know you can, and i'm asking you to do it. to senator mcconnell, thank you for what you said today. thank you for being willing to push this forward. to

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mr. trump would pay for his speech. this morning president trump tweeted kim jon un of north horea w who doesn't mind starving or killing his people will be tested like never before. the war of words comes after the president announced new sanctions yesterday that further isolate the rogue regime. >> if they don't have the funding, then they can do less of it. >> reporter: the order cuts off access to u.s. banks and expands the treasury department's ability to limit the access of anyone doing business with north korea. >> the direct response from kim jon un means the korean dictator has now put his reputation on the line. kim has doubled down on his commission to finish his nuclear weapons program, a program the u.s. wants him to stop. >> he has made it difficult for him to climb back down off of that commitment. that's the way it has hur diplomacy because it is going to be harder to get him to give up that program now. >> we will talk to rex tillerson and john mccain sunday morning. >>> the travel ban is days away from ending but the white house is expected to replace it. liz is here now with what we can expect. >> rep

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mr. trump may well have sense that a bed stretch w bad stretch was about to unfold. >> reporter: actually backing the lose thor in the alabama senatorial primary wasn't an isolated setback. he decision to pick a fight out of nowhere with nfl players kneeling in protest. >> get that son of a -- off the field right now. out. >> reporter: resulted in more gridiron genuflections sunday. if the president appeared to relish the fight. in one of 25 tweets on the nfl. he wrote, booing fans has shown great anger toward the players. by monday, five days after hurricane maria obliterated puerto rico, he was still tweeting about the nfl. while insisting it did not preoccupy him. >> i have heard that before. about, was i preoccupied. not at all. not at all. i have plenty of time on my hand. >> reporter: when he did turn to puerto rico he lamented the electrical grid and billions owed to wall street. amid stories of deprivation. he said the u.s. relief effort was getting great reviews. >> everybody said it is a mazing the job we have done in puerto rico, we are very proud of it. >> this despite difficu

mr trump told the united nations that america would destroy north korea if it continued to threaten the united states or its allies. until america was in fighting form in an exclusive interview with g w the german chancellor attacked u.s. president donald trump for his recent threat against north korea in which he vowed to destroy the country if necessary. we consider any type of military solution to be absolutely inappropriate and we're counting on diplomatic efforts this must be vigorously implemented in my opinion sanctions and enforcing these sanctions are the right answer but anything else with regard to north korea i think is wrong and that's why we clearly disagree with the u.s. president. four days before the elections until america can feel confident that she'll be reelected as chancellor but the far right party will likely win seats in parliament for the first time merkel ruled out ever cooperating with the f.d.a. and she promised to take the concerns of those who feel disadvantaged seriously. my answer is clear to solve people's problems the worries they have having their own jobs as well as decent schools and doctors to really take care of these issues but on the other ha

mr. jimmy wright, i know the senator from alabama ise extremely proud of the great work that you are doing and alabama w we're all excited to hear from you today. mr. wright is the owner and president of wright's markets. under his leadership the store expand from a small convenience store to a 22,000 square foot supermarket mr. wright is an active member of his community serving as president of the community development corporation on the board of ease alabama food bank. welcome. i look forward to hearing your perspective fourth witness is dr. diane schanzenbach. she's our fourth witness. she is the director of the institute for policy research at northwestern university, and --e i'm sorry you are going to introducer. northwestern university -- i am sorry. you're to introduce her. >> that's totally fine. mr. chairman, whatever you would like to do is totally fine. >> go ahead, i apologize. >> it only took two taps on the shoulder for me to understand you were going to -- >> no, no, either way is fine. dr. diane, you are so important, both of us are introducing you. we're very pleased you are here direc

mr. tillerson at state every day. so we see mattis every day. so some of these guys we see every day. give me a couple people who w don't necessarily see every day but they're putting some serious strains. >> i'll start off with one central to what's been happening of late. elaine chao, a member of previous administrations. her record at the department of labor was a terrible record. it faced many objections, much criticism. not just from unions, but from people who analyzed how you run a government agency. but she is back. now she's running transportation. and we don't pay a lot of attention. we tend to think of it as, you know, make sure that planes go and buses -- that is such a powerful agency. with regard to our safety, as regard to spending of money. donald trump is talking about a $1 trillion infrastructure program. very real possibility that a lot of that will be run through the department of transportation. but not in the way this a franklin roosevelt did. more with privatization, a lot of corporations coming out with more money than they have ever had. you really need to look at her and you need to look

w championship. arrival, lebron james responding calling the president a bum online, and today calling mr. trump -- >> that guy -- >> reporter: as he again voiced his frustration and concern. >> the people run this country, not one individual. and darn sure not him. >> reporter: several team owners and some who supported his campaign released statements denouncing his comments. still, the president refuses to back down. >> i think that it's important for our president to show patriotism, to be a leader on this issue and he has. >> reporter: the players aren't giving any ground either. the next protest now likely just hours away. >>> now, look, there's been no public statement from the teams, but we do know the players with both the cowboys and cardinals have talked privately inside their locker rooms about what they plan to do before tonight's game. that's the latest live here in glendale. leon, back to you. >> all right, you got it, jay. we'll see what happens. >>> now, there were dueling conversation o those against the nfl protests. it is a debate that has grown if a discussion about ra

mr. bossert: i think they started a bipartisan discussion on this point. i think right now we havelenty resources to get through this. that w the naturofhe appropation thate saw and the second appropriation that we will see at the end this month, subject to the regular course ofrd in the fiscal year. we'll ask for a third, perhaps fourth, supplemental propriation for the purpose of rebuilding. 'll do it smartly to the previous question t in terms pressure the budget this a disaster relief fund iss, funded little bit differely and i have every lief this president will end up with proposals as hstarted his administration with. i can't get too far into how that works and e politics is outside my lane. reporter: at any point in time as y're taking a look at this issue is thereny chae that fema, the e.p.a. and some of the places that were cut will se more money go into their budget? mr. bosser tmbing: i think we'll put money in as money is needed to address needs. s the same trend i alluded to earlier. in 2005 we had a large spike in disaster relief funding, but we had to elevate the cap on floo insurance. swreel to do that here

w it's my understanding that it will prevent the expansion of a federal footprint in his district. but i'd like, mr. chairman, to remind us that the sponsor of the preserve america executive order was issued by president george w. bush, a republican, and it emphasizes public-private partnerships that limit, not extend, federal ownership. and i have worked on some of these corridors and i -- we always make sure that it is a partnership and it is not the federal government coming in and taking over land. it is a partnership that the community comes to the federal government for. if there are specific concerns you have about the federal management in this region, i believe the sponsor should work with the authorizing committee to make sure that they are addressed. and not use the appropriations process to wall off a section of the country from partnering with the federal government to preserve its historical and cultural natural resources. these discussions that take place at a local level with sometimes the business community, sometimes it's schools, sometimes it's churches and that come together to