mr. tobias peter. mr. peter is a dedicated research fellow at the assistant director of the american enterprise institute housing center. he is the author of several reports on housing policy and consistently provides invaluable insight into our housing market. mr. peter is also a constituent of mine from st. cloud, minnesota. i have been fortunate to know toby for the past four years. mr. tobias, thank you for joining our community today. on behalf of the committee and the 16th, thank you for lending congress through time and expertise as we explore ways to strengthen our housing markets. i yield back. >> thank you, without objection your written statements will be made part of the record. you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony. you should be able to see a timer that will indicate how much time you have left in your testimony. mr. bishop, you are now recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. >> thank you, chairwoman waters. the appraisal industry is deeply concerned about recen

well, i just don't understand er we will definitely win er it's only a matter of time thank you mr. peteril was in contact with us via skype promptly about the situation in odessa, where, according to our sources and as reported by the media , explosions and rockets flew in the direction of odessa in the direction of mykolaiv and we see how the enemy is increasing these missile strikes without having the strength to capture the next population points in ukraine and bring putin to victory on a plate by may 9. ivan klimpush-tents is in touch with us right now - he is a people's deputy of ukraine for european solidarity from this prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration of ukraine 2016-2019 years greetings, ms. ivanna, dear directors, i can't hear, i ca n't hear, ms. ivanna, please turn on the sound eh and eh, ms. ivanna, let's start with the actual situation in which we are on the 73rd day of the war at 2:50 p.m. we see that eh in these days of may, we expect new provocations from the enemy, we expect increased missile attacks, the enemy cannot occupy new cities in the spri

>> as the member designated by mr. peter defazio, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote aye on the amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from delaware rise? ms. blunt rochester: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. schrader of oregon, i inform the house that mr. schrader will vote yea on h.r. 7309. or the amendments en bloc. number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. takano: madam speaker, as the member designated by representatives khanna, ocasio-cortez, bass and jayapal, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote yes on en bloc. as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no on en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gen

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opinion, this is simply uh, something incredible, simply impossible, but this is how they do it, mr. peter, the last question is how many people can approximately remain among of the civilian population in mariupol and are they, let's say, hostages of the situation? are the people who were waiting for the arrival of the russian federation satisfied with what is happening in the city now? they testify that the number of graves is increasing, well, let's start with the number of people, people because of the vulture of evacuation from the russian federation, in fact, they closed all opportunities to evacuate from mariupol , so we are observing an increase in the number of people in mariupol, and now it can be up to 170,000 people, because the people who settled in plotnoberdyansk have not been able to travel to zaporozhye for more than a month, forced to return due to banal economic reasons. therefore, the number is unfortunately increasing. are they hostages, given that the russians have never succeeded we are sure that the people of mariupol want to leave from there. are there any numbers

freedom fighter and now a combatant of the freedom battalion, will tell us more is in the frontier, mr. peteri congratulate glory to ukraine glory to the heroes please tell us about the latest news on your part of the front at this hour , what can we talk about, nothing has changed, the enemy is attacking furiously, they are using all calibers en masse that can, and rockets and long-range artillery , we already you know, we already stopped classifying the holidays, whatever they release on us , uh, they didn't get anything, the date was until may 9 , they couldn't take any positions until may 9, may 10, uh, we are for us, information they were scouted there, there were even purges, there were some repressions there against those comments who could not take ukrainian positions. on may 10, it was hell because they concentrated all available artillery on our positions. unfortunately, our artillery was partially occupied with destroying the pantones that they were pointing at . in siverskyi donetsk, they were able to respond adequately , our soldiers survived the frontier city , unfortunately, th

luhansk region petro kuzyk tours of the battalion tarabaron svoboda congratulations peter please mr. peterd health thank you for finding time for us and look i have such a strange question for you, it may seem strange to many, maybe even to you mr. peter, look we for many weeks, we have been observing in luhansk region and donetsk region that the enemy tried to advance , nothing came of it, he retreated on the second day, tried to advance again, got hit again, retreated on the third day, on the third day, on the third day the week is coming to an end, the third month and i'm just paranoid, or something to do with military talents, when maniacally in the same place they try to break through, it doesn't work, they try to break through again, they lose people, they lose weapons, they lose people, they need money for fish again, it reminds me some very old mother-mother joke about the fact that the partisans could not take the forester's house in any way, as a result the forester came and sent everyone, i will not explain where the russian cruisers are moscow in that direction, because what is

thank you, mr. peter, petro andryushchenko, the adviser to the mayor of mariupol , worked live on the espresso tv channel and thank you, mr. peter, for your patience and for what you are doing for the residents of mariupol who left the occupied city. time and continues to happen, it will probably simply be impossible, or i will remind the russians to use all available methods to hide their war crimes, in particular, mobile crematoria and any other attributes. congratulations to mr. serhiy of the kherson regional council. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes . greetings from the kherson region. greetings from ukraine. there is still no peace for the people, the first question for you is how is the front line moving, the demarcation line. stably tense e-e continues firing by the occupying forces of the russian federation into the territory under control , today mykolaiv region was hit by not artillery strikes there were powerful attacks on mykolaiv but at the same time, the occupiers shelled today, you say

good night good night yes mr. peterf course there will be more questions from poland. have picked on odessa, and the question of a more complex kind is demonstration actions in this way, the russians are doing or are they still preparing the ground for landing an amphibious assault, and this such an attempt will be preparation for an attempt to land in the city to the city, yes. i agree with your second thesis that they are preparing the ground for the future landing from the amphibious assault. they got stuck. well, i agree with your thesis, you understand, because your question already contained er to a certain extent, and the answer in that sense is yes definitely, russia is preparing grounds for itself, let's say yes, well, there are absolutely no legal grounds russia is the aggressor, the whole world has already recognized the sanctions imposed on russia, now putin has only to do something so constructive from his point of view in order to implement this world's plan, his plan the seizure of ukraine and the termina

of subsistence and protection live with us adviser to the mayor of mariupol petro andryushchenko, mr. peter night e- tell me, please. if you have any information, if you receive it now at this hour, uh, about the situation with the state of azov steel , because we saw the video that was published ah, well, there is nothing to add, please have a word well, the video seems to be like that well, in fact, that is why the bombardment continues constantly even before the shelling with such an effort to break through , that is, it is definitely very difficult for our defenders to get other details about today, let 's leave it to the military, eh, for the defenders, something can be regretted suddenly a-a well, today the azov battalions actually reported uh, if i'm not mistaken 38 uh, if i find it now this information about air raids yes 38 strikes and well, we can imagine what the situation is like there a-ah look a-and the head of the city of ot stated the following information that this year more than 10,000 people could die in the destroyed mariupol from diseases and unbearable conditions, and

mr. peters: madam president, i also rise to speak about the need to pass the women's health protection act. the senator from maryland outlined a very strong argument as to why this fundamental protection, this fundamental right needs to be protected. we know right now we may see the supreme court come out with a decision to basically end roe v. wade and in the process end a fundamental right that women in this country have had available to them for 50 years. you know, we can hear all the arguments, and my colleagues will present an awful lot of arguments tonight and tomorrow as to why we need to pass this act, but for me this is personal. a personal experience that i have had, and it's an experience that,unfortunately many, many families had. in fact as i shared this story, i've been overwhelmed by people reaching out to me and saying they too had a similar story and how he me talking -- and how me talking about it brought out the -- their willingness to share the experience as well. and in addition to that, they understand how important it is that we protect roe v. wade and we protect the

well, right now they are doing this, that is, i i understand that they will receive people, mm, mr. peteray, after all, a rocket was hit, and the fertilizer company was hit by a rocket, and the russian leadership talks about the fact that this is some kind of victory, and they say that it was hit a rocket hit the odesa port plant and allegedly destroyed a fuel storage there, but actually we understand that it is impossible to say where it is hiding and so on, but it is all hidden without fuel and we have very big problems. well, i don't know what was there, but it can be seen from the sea the port plant from odesa and it is standing in place, this makes us very happy. well, i know, i know for sure that there is no ammonia there , that is, even if a rocket hits there, we will not all die here, this is what really worries us the most, but there is also a question about the seaport there in general the boats are standing and the blockade of the black sea by the russian troops continues and there are problems. yes, with the importation of forte, there are generally 25 million working there. t

mr. peter bone, it's good to talk to. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much for the invitation. now i know that for you, the conflict in ukraine is not just about the ukraine. the or it's territory. you wrote recently that it's a battlefield where the west, russia and other big players are fighting over diversions of and you world daughter . i wonder if these transition to a new world order is inevitable. i do think it can actually be averted if one of the sides specifically the west, prevails in my you being young. ah, the transition to want to polarity is inevitable. and the event will defeat russia would only slow down the line of the western dominion over war. the reasons are, several of them are to do with the west. not only speaking about the loss, so they show credibility, the loss of economic interests over dork. i'm or eyes of china, for instance. i'm speaking about the west. i speak to the concert called to and speaking about the demographic crisis. the birth of the economy comprises within the west. for the more and more level,

takes time, time is precious for ukraine, and we do not have interesting images. the sixth package, mr. peterery much for joining our broadcast. petro oleschuk, a political scientist , was with us, and we can also see interesting images. this is the famous grandfathers fought, we will repeat it to the front. russia wants to send its more mature citizens, the age limit for contracts in the army has been lifted. now as they say , the old can also fight, as they say, the small can fight, what does this mean , of course. you are too homer, he looked at him victory, oh, it already sent the base to fight, repeat, and there are not so many willing ones. our team for skins for everything look we have a traditional list and can you please put your data and in the case of all general mobilization you will have wait , why is it that a man in his grandfather's medals and military uniforms is neokoporit and not in tanks to burn, so it's time, according to the russian leadership , to switch to heavy artillery oh top where russia is being torn apart, we thank and owe thanks to vladimir vladimirovna putin, o

it's correct and there to agree with them uh but uh we work and manage the personnel and stations mr. petere were rumors about the consequences for the soldiers of the so-called terrorist russian army who stayed for a certain time and even tried dig in near the chornobyl npp, but i still want you. how are you, as professionals, to ask, uh, what actually happened to them, what are the consequences, you know for sure, god, this is your industry, 100% something, you have heard about it, what they got because of their attempt to seize there to terrorize the world of possession. as if there was the chernobyl station. well, we were in the area where they were located, where they were, where they dug their trenches for their personnel . the value of radioactive pollution there , according to our measurements, they were 50 times higher than the normal level that is allowed for personnel of category a, this is the personnel of the real tsekhov, who constantly works with nuclear materials in accordance with the norms i.e. 50 times exceeding these norms usually leads to the fact that she received a mu

united states, general marco milli, with us now on communications petro nedzinsky military expert mr. peternd greet you good evening , we warn you that we do not ask questions about the details of the operations and actions of the general staff of ukraine, so that you don't even think so, we will ask general questions about the counteroffensive of the ukrainian troops directly. in general, about the tactics of conducting the battle, just give a general description for this day of the war, well, the general description is the same . it is optimistic, if the chief of the general staff, well , the teams are still uniting the troops, he gives such positive things. such a positive characteristic of information, then this is a very serious reason for optimism for optimism that the ukrainian troops have gone on the offensive. we have enough forces to crush this aggressor, and well, this inspires a certain optimist for a positive development of events in the future, so i am also optimistic. so what can happen at such a turning point, uh, and we will achieve our goal, we will expel the aggressor fro

greetings, mr. petertulate you ah terrible information 200 bodies under the rubble of a high-rise building in mariupol, they continue to dismantle the rubble of buildings destroyed by the occupiers well , are there any more such terrible finds left in the city in the entire territory, and is it possible to count the total number of victims of the rashitsky invasion eh there are very, very few areas where the occupiers quickly passed, it is mostly the primorsky district, we have a part of it left, but it is impossible to say that there are completely areas in which you can live and which are not unfortunately, there are no such places that have been affected, that is, it ’s like a tickling sheet, now the city is in every tickle and to a greater or lesser degree destroyed housing, and as for similar finds, well, we don’t know how many, that is, of such e-e houses in mariupol, at least 60% of private housing is completely destroyed and including high-rise buildings , this is something that well, it is defini

situation on the eastern front where now uh there was already shown dmytro chernyk military expert mr. peterglory to ukraine heroes glory to ukraine i would actually like to ask you right away, after all, your assessment of the situation now in the north of donetsk, we have a message from yuriy butusov, who is present there, that russian troops have entered the highway bakhmut-lysichansk in the area of ​​the villages of nagirne and belogorivka and the highway is closed, what does this actually mean? what will be the further development? look , guess the correct development. it is of course difficult because war is a very complex complex phenomenon. a devastating defeat in the first stage of the modern russian-ukrainian war , that is, he failed to take kyiv in three days and therefore failed to eliminate ukrainian statehood, the enemy must set before himself at least some strategic task and the biggest strategic task for him today is the capture of the entire southeastern southeastern ukraine and the maintenance of the so-called corridor to crimea . the borders of the luhansk and donetsk regi

the whole world owes us. let's praise ourselves, so to speak, but this is a fact, mr. peter.gree with you categorically. recently, and precisely the day before, the times reported that there are already a number of such indicators that clearly indicate that russia is preparing an attack on moldova. how can you comment on this? why is it possible to follow some kind of logic, argumentation and tactics, a strategy if even a possible attack is proposed and how if it happens how will it be reflected in our war in our situation, you understand, uh, the history of mankind shows that all empires can exist only as long as they fight like the empire and conquer new territories themselves, as soon as the empire stops fighting, it degrades, it crumbles, internal processes will simply destroy it, you know and the roman empire fell in the same way in the fourth century, so they accepted, stopped fighting, seized half the world and passed one and the same law that actually destroyed the roman empire and you will laugh, this law was called which allowed the roman, well, let's say so, deputi

happened in mariupol, they only interpret it in their own way, according to the patient, to be honest, mr. peter, thank you for the information provided for the analysis petro andryushchenko, the adviser to the mayor of mariupol, was in touch with us. mariupol is trying to continue living, well, there is information from the black sea, where more than 90 commercial vessels have gathered at the entrance to the sulyn mouth of the danube. this is the only waterway to the ukrainian ports on the danube. we understand that now everyone in the world needs our food, in particular our grain. yes, but the main problem is logistics. well, the british are already demonstrating their readiness, at least verbally, to organize a force, so to speak the escort of merchant ships to our ports , at least in the black sea, the stones of the toreng group of the institute of strategic black sea studies are now attached mr. andriy, we congratulate you , so 90 commercial ships have all gathered at the entrance to the sulynsk estuary of the danube. this is the only truly waterway to ukrainian ports on the danube sea the

please tell me , mr. peter, these are the days of may 8, 9.the days when they were wearing on may 9, when these so-called witnesses from the pobedobesse sect are trying to do provocations some or with the use of some kind of weapon or uh, well, there, for example, gas pistols, some fireworks , firecrackers, something like that, or they can simply provoke some kind of fights, make some shouts, create a stampede or squares, something like that in odesa, or is it possible to prevent such things speak in the bud, please. let's prevent it today in odessa for the whole day . you can go out at 10 o'clock. nothing happened. thank you very much. petro obukhov, a member of the odessa city council, was in touch with us. thank you, hold on, hold on to odesa. i by the way, i want to tell you now what why is it very important today actually odesa today is not the only odesa region now is not the only one and is it the only region through which ukraine has access to the sea i am not saying that access to the ports is because now the ports are blocked not bec

, our congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i congratulate you good the health of mr. peterll, here we have something like this . i have tips, as you always know, i can't do anything myself. the editors, the editors write, and rubizhne shared the fate of mariupol. to say where exactly, because i don't know myself. by the way, but do you confirm the version on my and our editors' with angelika, there really is such a complete destruction there? and then the question arises, why does this have any tactical or strategic purpose for the russians - it is the destruction of rubizhnyi, well, they destroyed it, then what? it is absolutely true that there is no city. the border is completely destroyed . we will completely destroy the city. the russians, as always , carry out terror. they could not take the city. i think why do they need it? you have a good question . the east did not seem to them and they could not advance, uh, there were particularly fierce storms, there were 9 may uh, and on the 10th, it was, well, it was hell, they did not throw everything they had at the ukrainia

them now because of e-e because of their pro-russian position support of the occupiers thank you , mr. peter, for this comprehensive and honest analysis on the live broadcast of the informational analytical marathon of the espresso tv channel petro kotin, the head of energoa, thank you for your work employees of your industry in the section on health during the war, together with iryna koval, be with us, i congratulate iryna kovali - this is a special project about health during the covid-19 war, it has been almost three months since this problem ceased to exist for ukrainians, not because the virus disappeared, but because much worse problems appeared and if earlier we monitored daily how the number of patients with covid changes, now we are only interested in how the number of enemy casualties increases. the coronavirus pandemic, because this infection is not receding and is even more preparing for a new escalation, so to speak, in china, an outbreak of a new subspecies of the omicron strain is under strict quarantine there, the government of the country continues to adhere to the policy o

azov became a person with azov became this mr. peterhis perverts, and for various actions that, in fact, do not fit into any moral precepts and obviously. no matter how she is now subject to the internal processes of decay, which various theologians and

mr. peters, you are now recognized for five minutes. rep. peters: thank you, madam chair. i have questions for mr. calamari. your testimony indicated abbott has invested billions of dollars into things like growing production capacity, creating specialized formulas, enhancing safety and quality. i want to expand the latter point. how much of your resources, either as a percentage or a ballpark figure is going to ensuring the safety of infant formula products? mr. calamari: we spend tens of millions of dollars on quality and maintenance and, in specific to sturgis, that was the foremost investment as well. rep. peters: do you think given what you know now that you should be spending more, devoting more to ensure the safety of your product on the market? mr. calamari: representative, i think we are absolutely committed to investing and it doing what it will take to make sure that we consistently make product to the standards that we all want and that this never happens again. so, we will invest and make sure the resources are available. rep. peters: since 2009 the fda conduct

mr. peters, you are now recognized for five minutes. rep. peters: thank you, madam chair. i have questions for mr. calamari. your testimony indicated abbott has invested billions of dollars into things like growing production capacity, creating specialized formulas, enhancing safety and quality. i want to expand the latter point. how much of your resources, either as a percentage or a ballpark figure is going to ensuring the safety of infant formula products? mr. calamari: we spend tens of millions of dollars on quality and maintenance and, in specific to sturgis, that was the foremost investment as well. rep. peters: do you think given what you know now that you should be spending more, devoting more to ensure the safety of your product on the market? mr. calamari: representative, i think we are absolutely committed to investing and it doing what it will take to make sure that we consistently make product to the standards that we all want and that this never happens again. so, we will invest and make sure the resources are available. rep. peters: since 2009 the fda conduct

mr. peters for five minutes. are you ready? >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair. this is a stressful time. most babies even if they are breast-fed will at some point rely on formula to survive. essentially for kids under four months and even under six months this is essentially their only source of nutrition and there are some babies with allergies or metabolic conditions that require them to take a very specific type of formula they just can't live without. so i'm glad to be able to have this conversation today as we try to figure out what happened it's alsoig important to look ahead as my colleagues haveor pointed out so this never happens again. when i was practicing we would regularly get notifications that we were running short on certain medications and there was an online list of shortages. i checked it this morning and right now for example you mentioned lidocaine, these arepo important for doctors to know because it lets us make informed decisions about what to use during an operation and w

promise you i'll call this lawyer today. >> so i was standing on line in a bank. >> peter cross remembers that phone call. >> mre know your client is innocent. that was such an emotional moment for me. i was like, tears welled up in my eyes right in front of the teller. >> i thank god every day for john o'malley. when i looked in that man's eyes, you know, i see a man who has integrity. i seen a man who was honest. >> o'malley's affidavit was enough for the bronx d. a. to reopen the case and to get in front of a judge. but that would take time. two more months. >> this is my wall of hope. everyone here has been unjustly convicted and freed. >> on august 5th, 2012, eric's lawyer goes to court. >> this is our first appearance to try to get the judgment vacated. >> cross is joined by his assistant charmaine chester. by now, they have worked on the case for six years. >> i want to see him out. i told him the last time i went up to sing sing, i'm not visiting you here again. this is it. >> finally, cross argues his case to the judge. >> my client has spent 17 years plus in jail for a crime he hasn't committed. >> bu

mr. peters. -- will recognize mr. peters. minutes -- or four minutes. please unmute. he has no -- ms. schreier, are you ready? >> can be ready. rep. degette: you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. this is a distressing time for parents with infants and parents to be. most babies, even if they are breast-fed will at some ploy -- point light on formula. for kids under four months and even under six months, this is their only source of nutrition. there are some babies with allergies and conditions that require them to take a very specific type of formula that they cannot live without. i am glad to have this conversation today. we figure out what happened it is important to look ahead. what can we done to make sure this never happens again. when i was practicing as a pediatrician, we would get notifications that we were running short on certain medications. there was a list of shortages. you mentioned the shortage of -- pro football -- this is important for doctors to know because it lets us make important decisions on what to use during an operation. or whether t

angie craig and mr. peter welch, i inform the house that those members will vote no on h.r. 5658. as the member designated by mr. conor lamb, ms. ann kirkpatrick, ms. mikeie sheryl and mr. donald payne, i inform the house that those members will vote yes on h.r. 5658. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. hartzler of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler will vote yea on h.r. 5658. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by representatives ococasio-cortez, jayapal, and bass, i inform the house that that these members will vote yes on h.r. 565858. -- 5658. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. stauber of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. stauber will vote yea on h.r. 5658. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member d

supervisor mar, peskin and ronen for the late mr. peter king. on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late ms. andrea mayfield. >> thank you, madam clerk. before we move to the end of the agenda we have a colleague that is leaving us. who is now going to go on to the state assembly. i do want to give supervisor matt haney an opportunity to say a few words as well as as us colleagues. supervisor haney. >> thank you, president walton. i will keep this brief. it is very late. i did just want to take the opportunity to say a few things. i officially announce that i will be resigning on next tuesday may 3rd. this will be my last board meeting. i will be sworn in to the office of the state assembly representing assembly district 17 at 10:00 a.m. on tuesday, ma. i want to thank all of you and everyone who has been part of this great responsibility and privilege i have had to serve disbe ticket 6 offer the last 3 and a half years. the people of district 6. i will be the last supervisor elected to represent district 6 in the current form. i am very proud

mr. peters, for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. if mr. putin loves american division, he probably loves that republicans are blaming president biden for low production -- that happened before he took office, or the inability to get workers and american oil and gas fields. one thing we should agree on is that the war in ukraine is exposing the inner connections between our energy security, environment, and our economy. and we should be doing everything we can to alleviate price shocks and support the people of ukraine against russian aggression. as we transition to a clean energy economy, we should focus on bolstering our energy security. which the congressional budget office the office defines as the ability of households, businesses, and government to accommodate disruptions in supply and energy markets. the increase in gas prices across the united states clearly reflects the nation that lacks energy security. one nation, russia in this case, can cause significant economic pain to americans due to the our dependence on oil. in san diego,

mr. peters for five minutes. >> i am remote and that's one out of order. thank you so much for being here, secretary granholm, for speaking with us and wait for d.o.e.'s climate leadership in clean energy commitments. your investment in renewable technology rapidly building interstate transmission lines and recent successes at the loans program office are helping us develop a clean energy economy, and i'm also encouraged by a focus on sustainable aviation fuels come specifically algae biofuels. i look for to gain to partner with you and expending next-generation clean technologies and addressing the climate crisis but to get what to talk but less positive development and that's the threat to the united states solar industry by the consideration of imposing tariffs on solar panels. this case could cost us 100,000 american solar jobs andar jeopardize our common clean energy goals. already 318 projects are being canceled or delayed and if the administration decides to impose tariffs it could cause solar capacityes to fall 75 gigawatts short of the pace needed

mr. zhuravlev, a lover peter morozov, now deceased, someone decides to blackmail rinata by threatening tovideo of love affairs from those husband rinat yesterday morning i withdrew 1 million rubles from my bank account. it turns out that renata gave a million rubles to morozov, that someone bought himself from a blackmailer. yes, and he gave 500,000 to tkachev, apparently, he decided that half was enough. why would a blackmailer agree to this? i think he was in the share, perhaps his reputation could well be an accomplice or even blackmail the builders of this whole circus with the question who killed morozov and why did rinat disappear, that we all proceed from the fact that the main goal is renata and if anyone - the lord decided to play a dirty trick zhuravlev let's break through his personal life to rinat. he didn't fall from the moon. and i'll go with our sprinter one more time to talk. hello again. i missed you. do i see you? do you do sports? why are we brainstorming chess, i want a nerd or what? with what? a lot of things. what are these questions? i think i've already said everyt

mr. bugbeck and kate peter and today we have our guest, mr. scott miller and also to the members of the public that are tuning in at this point and those that would be tuning in later. i run into a lot of people in san francisco and i can attest that everyone, most people are excited about what is going on in treasure island. they do not even know how far we have gotten when get to the island, they're impressed. on that note, we welcome each and every one of you to stay tuned to what we're doing on the island, so okay. kate, let's move to the next thing on the agenda. thank you. >> item no. two, general public comment. in addition to general public comment, public comment will be held during each item on the agenda. and no public comment. >> okay. next on the agenda, please. >> item no. three, consent agenda, 3a, approving the minutes of the february 25, 2022, special meeting. >> okay. commissioner, have you all had a chance to look at the minutes? if yes, please need a motion. >> i make a motion to approve -- >> second. >> and i'll take a rol

mr. gosar will vote yea on h.r. 6943. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from oregon seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairman peter defazio, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote yes on h.r. 6943. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. troy nehls of texas-22, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. nehls will vote aye on h.r. 6943. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. meeks, i inform the house that mr. meeks will vote yes on h.r. 6943. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. stauber of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. stauber will vote yea on h.r. 6943. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. sires, mr. lamb, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. higgins, mr. pa

mr. bugbeck and kate peter and today we have our guest, mr. scott miller and also to the members of the public that are tuning in at this point and those that would be tuning in later. i run into a lot of people in san francisco and i can attest that everyone, most people are excited about what is going on in treasure island. they do not even know how far we have gotten when get to the island, they're impressed. on that note, we welcome each and every one of you to stay tuned to what we're doing on the island, so okay. kate, let's move to the next thing on the agenda. thank you. >> item no. two, general public comment. in addition to general public comment, public comment will be held during each item on the agenda. and no public comment. >> okay. next on the agenda, please. >> item no. three, consent agenda, 3a, approving the minutes of the february 25, 2022, special meeting. >> okay. commissioner, have you all had a chance to look at the minutes? if yes, please need a motion. >> i make a motion to approve -- >> second. >> and i'll take a rol