mr. president, it sounds like you o don't like the septembcon the wall. >> do you have a message for the nt of mexico? >> yeah, get the money ready because you're going to pay for the wall. >> mr. president sound ises ls money aside, you're going to pay. you don't think that it serves a purpose. >> yeah, let me tell you something is michael. this is a donald trump tie. maybe it's not close enough but it's a donald trump trufr. then you see here that it's made in china, so what is the integrity of this man. what is the consistency of his positions when he is importing a pair of goods, ties, shirts and goods to approximate benefit his business, trump business and a force cancelling u.s. jobs by importing ties from china. this is the worst thing that you can do, and had he is doing it everyday. >> i think that the conversation and debate rises and falls based on his personality, but i think of the 10.6 americans that believe in trump and they want that wall built. it's not just donald trump, he is mobilized a significant number of americans that wish for him to do this. >> he is appealing to

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mr. huffman: i yield one minute o the gentleman from california. mr. costa: i rise to support the amendment in the energy and policy modernization act that was reflected in the legislation, h.r. 2898 of which i'm a co-sponsor. it is an important effort to fix california's broken water system. we cannot continue to kick this can down the road. unfortunately, this is what has happened. farms and farmworkers are desperate to have washington recognize that we cannot continue the status quo. our nation's food supply is an issue of national security and we are dependent upon it. we don't think about it that way but it is a fact. the drought isn't going to get better. with climate change, it will continue to get worse. passing this bill is part of a continuing effort to try to get something done. the federal government cannot ignore the drought and the devastating impacts not only in the san joaquin valley but western states wide. parts of the valley are without water and we must raise this issue every way we can and that's why we are doing this. getting this

needs o benchmarks and improve interoperability with the department of defense. mr. speaker, i want to congratulate chairman dent, ranking member bishop for your truly outstanding effort in making this a good bipartisan bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. dent: i would like to recognize the distinguished the entleman from arkansas for two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is ecognized for two minutes. mr. hill: i rise in support of the bill. over the past few years we have seen mismanagement, cost over runs and project delays at our veterans affairs facilities across our country. while the construction failures have gathered the headlines such as the billion cost overrun in colorado, the v.a. has the knack for dropping the ball on smaller projects as well. one of these is a solar panel project at the v.a. medical center in little rock. it has been three years and engineering changes and make way for a new parking garage which was known in advance of the award has caused valuable taxpayer resources. last year

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mr. nunes: i yield three minutes o the gentleman from utah, mr. stewart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. sturets stuart 15 years or so ago, i was piloting the b-1 which is one of the most sophisticated weapons systems ever developed. i was prepared to take on the global threats but we live in a dangerous world and fundamental responsibility of our federal government is to protect americans and to provide for our mutual defense. in the years since then, i would argue that our nation faces greater threats than those i faced than during the times i flew in the air force. u.s. is utilizing the military to establish strongholds in ways that we haven't seen since the height of the cold war. ina has expanded its stronghold and rogue states like iran and north korea and continue to develop and expand their weapons of mass destruction programs. and there is always the middle east, the thing that we think about and spend so much time worrying by that requires so much of our resources. only through the intelligence community that we are able to

town now.ow raleigh is sitting at 50 degrees.50 degre they've had some very coolhad mr conditions the last couple of ohere's the weekend forecast. fos 70 on saturday but a little bit of sunshine in the afternoon. mother's day looks great. middle 70's and someay sunshineh here's specifics on that's speci mother's day forecast.'s 55 or so. look, there could be an early ar shower with the front coming through but i don't think it'st a big deal.a bi dea most of us stay dry and then ant we progressively get more and md more sunnier as the day progresses am i just put thissti on my twitter page, gary fox5 f5 d.c. check it out in more detail dl and see what we're trying to provide for the mothers this thi mother's day. it'smo been so awful.o a let's bring in some good stuffds for mother's day. wet all over today with rain. ri temperature of 58 degrees. 70 degrees tomorrow with some showers and then we brightengh things up for mother's day which is what mothersh typiiscally do. d looks flies on monday, 75. 75 -- -- nice on monday, 75 and next andx week can we crawl back to 70 degrees.70 degrees. >> yes. >> er

o-46.go >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> you are recognized. >> i am offering the common sense amendment that affirms the critical role the puerto rican people play in this process. the task09 establishes force on economic growth to analyze the elements of a stronger economy and help identify stronger opportunities under federal law. i applaud my fellow colleagues in congress and in the administration who have traveled to puerto rico to witness the situation themselves. i believe the members on this task force should bring their opinions to the island. at least one hearing needs to be held in puerto rico. to truly grasp the reality that people are facing, i believe members of the task force must have the chance to speak with the people themselves, and see barriers on the island and the opportunity for long-term growth and prosperity. i would like to send a message to the puerto rican people that their voices are valued. i think at least one of these hearings should be held on the island. i urge my colleagues to

mr. chairman and members of the committee o page, 19 of our report, the estimated rent to be paid by the city to the landlord in the cities offering in the cities over the year, the lease term are $2 million, and in that is shown in table two as a stated on page, 19. on page 20, the estimated design and construction costs are 2 million, 799,000 in which the city share is 2,700,000 and that is on table three on page 20. we do have a series of recommendations as mr. up dike indicated. they are shown on page 21, and we recommend that you amend the ordinance, that she shall do it prior to making an offer to purchase the property in the event that the lan lord offers the property for sale. and we recommend that you amend the proposed resolution, to the estimated tenant improvements. and further, we recommend that you amend the resolution, and that the city's cost will not a, and that the city will not advertise any of the costs for improvements and finally we recommend that you approve the resolution as amended. >> thank you, mr. rose, any questions on those amendments? >> proposal by our bud

o ahead. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: i know, i see it. by far. i was impressed. mr. trump: and by overnment. because i think ultimately coal will be very inexpensive. you've got to get rid of some of the regulations. i spoke to some of the mine owners. they were surrounded by some of their miners. and they were showing me some of the regulations where it's on a daily basis going in, checking, checking, checking. they have people that do nothing but deal with regulators. it's gotten out of control. the market forces will be whatever they are. all i can do is free up the coal which i'm going to toe teat -- going to totally do. get the companies back to work. market forces, that's something i don't want to get involved with. that's beautiful to me a market orce is a beautiful force. yes, iudible] mr. trump: would. it should be approved. i'm not saying it wouldn't be a better deal. obama would approval it or not approve it. hillary is probably not going to approve it from what i understand. but i look at it differently. i will absolutely approve it 100% but i want a better deal. here's the diffe

we're now running to the last amendment which is o 93 by mr. fleming. i reserve a point of order against the amendment. mr. fleming, you are recognized. >> mr. chairman, i want to thank my colleague andy barr for approaching me with this bill. h.r. 5276. in an effort to keep within the scope of the bill i limited his approach to only puerto rico but his original bill would apply to state and local governments as it should. the stated purpose is to ensure that taxpayers never have to make a direct payment to puerto rico to bail them out for their poor fiscal management and bloated government spending. this amendment would simply prevent that from happening by prohibiting the direct purchasing of debt, extending loins of credit or using the federal reserve to purchase their bonds. it's a simple amendment and important for clarification and i do understand there's a point of order by the parliamentarian. >> fine. is there any discussion to the bill? good. the point of order is still violates rule 10 because it's the discussion -- discussion of areas not in

mr. speaker. today is foster youth shadow day. a ay that gives mbers o congss a chance to spend time with you adults from our districts who have grown up in the foster care stis. i ways enjoy this day beuse it gives me a chance to understand the perience of foster youth and lk about policies that would help support those dren and young adults in that system. i have learned a lot today from justin and jamisha,ho are her with m two young adults. care system and grown into really remarkable youn adults. justin is studying international relations at michigan state univrsity. and jamisha jt graduated from the university of michigan, flint, one of my aa matters, with a degree in social work. along with thr interest in school, they both have dedicated themselves to bettering the live of other children in michigan. and around the world. their commitment to raise up kids in my hometown, the ometown of flint is really inspiring. so i'm just haythat i'm able to get tonow tm betternd see t psion they bring to their communities. that passion will take them far. it' i

mr. trump let's do it. the response: "n-otrump released a statement today stating "as much as i want to debate bernie sanders, i will wait to debate the first place finisher in the democratic party." nat in san diego, mexican flags and mariachis marked a protest outside the convention center, where sarah palin whipped up a crowd of trump supporters by attacking a familiar target. "do you know how thoroughly distrusted you are, mainstream media? well, he is now though, he is now we the people's nominee so suck it up, cupcake! >> catherine:trump now has all the delegates he needs for a first ballot nomination. his strategy for november is to focus on fifteen states. including battlegrounds like ohio and florida. as well as traditional democratic strongholds like california and his home state of new york. we are going to play for california we are going to win california. you watch. you watch. >> catherine: place shoving protesters back some far started fighting and it got rough police chief promising swift and decisive action a

mr. haney thank you. >> item organization wait - >> item organization he guess the calendar. >> severed for board discussion and o. >> item o. >> this was at partnerships are the new teacher center so new teacher center is what? >> thank you so the district had a partnership with new teacher center for a dedicated. >> this is the santa cruz that's all i need to know. >> nothing new about the teacher project (laughter). >> right. >> shall we vote on that. >> okay. >> ms. fewer. >> tell them to change their name. >> we're going to vote can we do it oar thank you ms. fewer sorry. >> what am a voting for oar the new teacher consent calendar. >> the new teachers projects okay yes. >> thank you yes. >> ms. mendoza-mcdonnell recorded they are vote, vote as i dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns and mr. haney 7 i's. >> item p introduction of assignment to committee is where we have superintendents proposal for first reading board policy personnel leaves for certificate and board policy personnel leaves by the salesmen board policy personnel leaves for clarified unrepresented supervisorial and management not nec

i want to thank her but i want o thank jean, rick, tim, alexander, mr. tonko's staff, brenda and clinton. the last thing i would like to say, mr. speaker, before i close this named is named the frank r. lautenberg chemical safety act 21st century.-- senator lautenberg was a mentor to me. i worked on his first campaign back in 1982 and he was always looking out for the little guy and one of the most important things was health and safety. he felt that the primary function of the federal government was to protect people's health and safety. and one of the biggest things that was important to him was what i call the right to know. he always felt that if we pass laws that allowed people to know what we were facing in the health and environment area, that that would be good because they or even their organizations that they might be involved with on an activist level locally, would have the ability to if he can tu ate and carry out those laws. and one of the greatest regrets he had when you dealt with toxic chemicals over the time he was in the senate, longes

mr. guthrie: you said earlier people come here from all walks of life and we are lucky to have a pharmacist and i would like to have o him and great to his expertise, my friend from georgia, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman for yielding along with dr. bucshon and others across the aisle. congressman green and all of those who have been involved in this, this is a very important subject. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 4981 because making sure that modern treatments are available for opioid adick shun should be our top priorities. h.r. 4981 makes reforms to the controlled substance act that would modernize the way doctors and how patients obtain treatment. this is one more step we can take to improve treatment services for patients. with these reforms, more patients will receive higher quality care. increasing the success of overall treatment. i have witnessed patients firsthand who have struggled for receiving care for their addiction. we must stop the cycle because the system is not adequately structured to provide it. the only wa

mr. carvin: may i clarify? interest. o show and it's not a constitutional or statutory -- justice kagan so the legally cognizable is, just finish the sent for me. mr. carvin: he wants direct stake in the outcome -- justice kagan: that makes it the same as the injury in fact requirement. mr. carvin: i apologize. i want to eliminate any confusion with justice kagan. why would all the harms in society harms to re-election not be legally cognizable. it is to keep the federal judiciary in the proper limited role in democracy. if two unelected judges falsely altered the state sovereign's view of redistricting, that would be the situation we would want to find the injury most cognizable because that's where the court exercises extraordinary caution and extraordinary -- i apologize. >> there's the question of injury and fact which you are talking about. does a member of congress who wants to be re-elected have a legally cognizable interest in running in a district that was lawfully enacted by the state legislature? mr. carvin: yes

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that the gop has a big enough tent o to back an outsider that doesn't play by rules from a traditional gop playbook. >> there isn't this artificial deadline at all. mr. trump has already proven ts gop has a big enough tent. we have seen this process play out where 75% of republican voters rejected the establishment agenda. he has brought out millions of new voters. he's brought back in reagan democrats and independents and disenfranchised democrats, which is why we're seeing out in swing states that show he's very competitive. >> sheldon adelson is ready to pledge $100 million to donald trump's general election effort against hillary clinton. if it's true and going public with this right now with this news, is that a signal to other gop donors with deep pockets that it's time to go ahead and get on board the trump train? >> absolutely. this is a very clear sign with his support. we are talking about extending barack obama's policies, which have been devastating to the economy. we see what's happening now with government overreach in our public schools. this is just going to be a continuation with hillary clinton not to mention the disaster that occu

all of the country in the wake that have gun violence yet this weekend st o suggests that because she's so anti-gun perhaps mrslinton should go without her secret service protection, that's exactly what a lot of republicans want to hear. that's why i think we're beginning to see consolidation. think about last few weeks, he came to washington, got the blessing of a lot of leaders. he releases his supreme court nominations. he goes to the nra gets their blessing. he even made some pretty half hearted but enough to say that he's tried attempts getting hispanic voters, at least conservatives. all of this designed to assuage the fears of republicans that he's incapable of being their nominee. >> ramesh, i talked to republicans who are supporting donald trump, where are you on his ban of new muslim immigrants they don't agree with that or deportation or build a wall. does any that have matter if he's got the right opinion on supreme court nominees and second amend med? >> well depends who you are talking to whether it matters. got to remember with the ban on muss limits with the wall, also said these are negotiatin

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mr. baron of alabama. allocating funds made available by this act for projects of the army corps of engineer the chief of engineers shall gai priority o the dog river, fowl river, projects.labatrie mr. simpson: i reserve a point of order on the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentleman from alabama is recognized for five minutes. mr. byrne: my amendment would allow for a number of projects in my home district of coastal alabama to must've forward. are ny areas the waterways the lifeblood of the in addition's economy. i appreciate the work the army corps of engineers does to keep our waterways maintained. i know it works hard to prioritize projects to keep our waterways and ports open for commerce. unfortunately, at times it seems like smaller projects get ignored or foggeten altogether. these projects are vital to many of our local communities and have a significant economic impact from commercial and recreational fishing as well as tourism in general. my amendment seeks to prioritize some projects in swevt alabama that are long overdue. these include a project to dredge fly creek where they need restoring after severe flooding

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