mr. smith: mr.peaker, i'd like to submit for the record this article detailing how ford is using a loophole in the i.a.r. -- i.r.a. to partner with a major chinese battery company on a project intended to harvest e.v. battery tax credits. chinese companies are lining up to cash in on democrats' green corporate welfare that we are rescinding in this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: thank you. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. let me yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois, congressman davis, who has been a leader in terms of adoption opportunities for those outside the mainstream. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. brinksmanship is no way to run a government. to default -- the default on america act is one of the worst bills i've had the opportunity to vote on. it is anti-children, anti-seniors, anti-veterans,

mr. smith: mr. speaker, i'd like to submit for the record this article detailing how ford is using a loophole in the i.a.r. -- i.r.a. to partner with a major chinese battery company on a project intended to harvest e.v. battery tax credits. chinese companies are lining up to cash in on democrats' green corporate welfare that we are rescinding in this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: thank you. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. let me yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois, congressman davis, who has been a leader in terms of adoption opportunities for those outside the mainstream. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. brinksmanship is no way to run a government. to default -- the default on america act is one of the worst bills i've had the opportunity to vote on. it is anti-children, anti-seniors, anti-veterans

mr. smith: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 327, i call up joint resolution h.j.res. 39, disapproving the rules submitted by the department of commerce relating to procedures covering suspension of liquidation, duties and estimated duties in accord with presidential proclamation 10414. and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the joint resolution. the clerk: union calendar number 24, house joint resolution 39, joint resolution disapproving the rules submitted by the department of commerce relating to suspension of liquidation, duties and estimated duties in accord with presidential proclamation 10414. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 327, the joint resolution is considered read. the joint resolution shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on ways and means or their respective designees. the gentleman from missouri, mr.

so mr. smith was so enraged as the crafts describe in their own narrative by the site of this child who bore a such a strong physical resemblance to her own husband, to allen's father and she was so upset that allen was for a legitimate child of the family that at the soonest opportunity she gave away ellen craft as a wedding gift to her own 18 year old daughter. when this 18 year old daughter was going to get married so be at the end of this rain soaked journey into megan upstairs in the space and opening up this book to find this paper by which this action was made possible to see and this beautiful hand, i mean, the handwriting was just gorgeous. see, in this beautiful hand, james, saying out of the love that i bear for my daughter, eliza i'm giving her this property. and i'm not just giving her this property, but i'm giving this property. allen and all of her increase, which meant that for generations upon generations, allen's crash children and their children and their children would forever

host: before we take calls, mr. smith you have probably heard these comparisons aa recent hearing where republican senator drew comparisons through the refugee process and the asym process that happens along the southern border. i want play you a little bit of wha he said and get your response to that. [video clip] >> the u.s. refugee program is not the solution to the cha and the crisis we see on our southern border. in january president biden announced a new measure to address the border crisis, including a provision that would welcome up to 20,000 refugees from latin america and caribbean countries doing -- countries during the fiscal year 2023 to fiscal year 2024. this new strategy includes other components as well. st of which i believe camouflage the severity of the problem we are experiencin let's be clear, increasing regee resettlement is not the solution to what we see on the border hapning today. in each of the last two fiscal years, u.s. custom border protection encountered 1.3 llion migrants from mexico and no

translator mr. smith happy to go home to glasgow and take real miner's toast with them. a toast he is unconscious, but in the hall he carries a tray on a tray of ammonia. a glass of vodka and a piece of paper with the text give him a sniff of ammonia. he came to his senses for a second, puts a glass of vodka in his hand, and he says on a piece of paper, but in quite understandable russian, the next house is a toast, well, forgive my liver and my co-host alexander is taking away this two-meter cigarette. he didn't even smile and asked for a drink. to him. a full glass took a glass and his toast struck me with its brevity. and most importantly, he said, well, conceived and completely. here i would like to offer a drink conceived. i am sure that we all think very well about the future. may all your plans be fulfilled with health, good luck and success in all endeavors, and i will perform a song that completes all my concerts. we wrote it together with the groom when bravo was working and i remember when i decided to leave the ensemble. bravo we're still a month away. the th

, and mr. smith is brought into the hall into this banquet hall, he is an unconscious girl. going home to glasgow and taking real miner's toast with him. i thought, what a toast he is unconscious, but in the hall he carries a tray on a tray of ammonia. a glass of vodka and a piece of paper with the text give him a sniff of ammonia. he came to his senses for a second , puts a glass of vodka in his hand, and he says from a piece of paper, but quite understandable russian language following the next house is a toast, well, forgive me the liver and falls it is taken away by my co-host alexander, this two-meter siberian, he did not even smile, asked him to pour it. a full glass took a glass and then

, and mr. smith is brought into the hall into this banquet hall, he is an unconscious girl. the interpreter mr smith is happy to be going home to glasgow and taking real miner's toast with him. i thought, what a toast he is unconscious, but he took a tray on a tray, ammonia. a glass of vodka and a piece of paper with the text give him a sniff of ammonia. he came to his senses for a second, puts a glass of vodka in his hand, and he pronounces from a piece of paper, but in quite understandable russian next toast. well forgive me liver and falls unconscious. so they are taking him away, my co-host alexander, this two-meter siberian, he didn’t even smile , asked him to pour a full glass, took a glass and his tos struck me with his brevity. and most importantly, he said, well, he completely descended to the west. here i would like to offer a drink for thought. i am sure that we all think very well about the future. may all your plans be filled with health, good luck and success in all endeavors, and i will perform a song that completes all my concerts. we are together with the gr

media, and mr. smith is brought into the hall into this banquet hall, he is an unconscious girl.smith is happy to be going home to glasgow and taking real miner's toast with him. i thought, what a toast he is of unconsciousness, but in the hall they carry it under his breath and bring ammonia. a glass of vodka and a piece of paper with the text they give him a sniff. our terraria alcohol. for a second he came to his senses and puts a glass of vodka in his hand, and he pronounces the following toast from a piece of paper, but in quite understandable russian. well , forgive me the liver and it falls, my co-host alexander, this two-meter cigarette, is taken away. he didn't even smile and asked for a drink. a full glass took a glass and his toast struck me with its brevity. and most importantly, - he said, well, completely. here i would like to offer a drink for thought. i am sure that we all think very well about the future. may all your plans be filled with health, good luck and success in all endeavors, and i will perform a song that completes all my concerts. we wrote it together

arrington or mr. smith, know what the average snap benefit is per person per day when people get -- what people get on the benefit, what the average benefit is? it's $6 a day. so $2 per meal. $6, that's the average. and can you tell me anything about the very strict work requirements and time limits that are already in place in snap? before you add on these other things? do you know anything about what's already in place? mr. arrington: nobody is suggesting that the benefits by the way, which were increased by 21%, which is over -- mr. mcgovern: $2 a meal. $2 a meal. mr. arrington: for taxpayers and our economy to expect that they work. and we're just tightening that up so that that is in fact the outcome. mr. mcgovern: i'm going to yield some more in a second. i want the record to be clear. before president biden got in, the average snap benefit was about $1.40 per person per meal. then they used the thrifty food plan to move it up to $2. that was a result of a republican farm bill that asked the administr

. >> judge judy: mr. smith, how long were you and ms. serbus a couple?outh dakota in october of 2017, and before i met ms. serbus, i was talking to someone else before i met ms. serbus, and that relationship kind of went off it because certain things i didn't agree with. >> judge judy: that's too many tributaries here. did you and ms. serbus ever live together? >> no. >> judge judy: you had your own apartment? >> no. >> judge judy: where did you live? >> my cousin. >> judge judy: where you didn't pay rent? >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: did you have any clothes at ms. serbus' house? >> no. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> incorrect. >> judge judy: what kind of clothes did he keep at your house? >> all of his belongings. >> judge judy: from when to when? >> right before thanksgiving until february 3rd. >> judge judy: mr. smith, you're going to find something that's really important for you to know today. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: don't ever tell me anything that's not true. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: do you understand? >> yes. >> judge judy: becaus

host: mr. smithat did you think of those comparisons? guest: senator john cornyn is onto something. the refugees system is completely separate from the border crossing challenges the u.s. faces right now. if we really want to fix those problems, i grew up in rural area. there are more towns than people. one of the things you learned when you see water flowing through the irrigation ditch, it is flowing out, overflowing onto the sides, that is because there is something blocking and irrigation ditch. to fix that, clear pathways so that water flows through and reaches where you want it to. i am in favor of border security measures. we call it border security plus. the plus matters a lot. no one is against hiring more border patrol to make sure people who are coming across are here to do good and not to do harm. what we need to also do is clear out that ditch by creating worker programs. there is a really clear findings over and over again in immigration research that one load doesn't do it. you need th

mrs. smith, why is of grandest on the country coping with record levels of hunger and poverty investing the largest share of its budget in its military. we'd have to ask the taliban, but if i were to guess it's because of canister is recovering from the deadliest war on planet earth. it was a war that displaced hundreds of thousands of people annually and killed upwards of 40050000 people year. and so in that case, eric aftermath, the taliban, have been trying very hard to establish security. and by all accounts, they have succeeded. humanitarians now say they can reach the furthest districts of afghanistan in, you know, vehicles that aren't armored without convoys of military men. and so it is very important in the chaotic aftermath of the war to establish security. how much money are we talking about and where does the parliament government getting this money from? well, the top has taken over the state apparatus and essentially not fired anybody. and they've used the same a computer systems f

mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker.oday's fiscal crisis, it threatens all americans. we are here today to debate legislation that accomplishes so much of what the american people want. specifically it begins to get washington's spending habits under control. it starts to slow the flow of special interest handouts to the wealthy and well-connected, and it throws much-needed water on the fire of inflation burning through the wallets of american families. unlike the inflation reduction act, the limit, save, grow act under consideration today actually does what it says it's going to do. it puts real limits on future spending so that we begin to turn the ship back in a more fiscally sound direction. it saves taxpayer dollars by clawing back unobligated pandemic spending, a sensible solution given the fact that the president himself has declared the pandemic over. it saves taxpayer dollars -- taxpayer dollars by ending welfare for the wealthy and loopholes for big corporations and the inflation reduction act. 90% of these spe

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hundreds of classified documents that trump took when he left the white house, cnn today reports that mr. smithl fees ar being paid for by, drumrol please, trump's save america pack we already know thanks to fc filings, that nearly 30 la firms have received at least 100 grand each, each from th safe america pack. for example, in the past few years, the save america pack paid nearly $900,000 to the la firm representing former trump chief of staff mark meadows. the special counsel's team i reportedly asking witnesse questions like, who is paying, and did those lawyers get yo to alter your testimony? which, of course, would be thi tampering, which is one type o fourche junction justice so to some of that up, jac smith is investigating whether trump scammed his ow supporters to raise money, which should be wire fraud and then whether he used that mone to pay the legal fees of relevant witnesses in a bid to influence their testimony? which would be obstruction o justice. well, okay then. coming up, my interview with john leguizamo about his new msnbc series, and what it wa like to host a daily show,

in describing the book, new york times chief white house correspondent peter baker said, quote, mr. smith does for ford what davidccullough did for harry truman. smith offers a thoughtful, textured reveal of an often overlooked and underappreciated president. now another publishing news the 45th president is set to publish his latest book. it's entitled letters to trump, and the book is being released through winning team publishing. and in the washington times, brian darling took a look at the book, writing thatuote, the letters to and from mr. trump provides a good view of man before he became the subject of daily media attacks. the letters from past decades show mr. trump's depth and breadth. the letters also show that as a private citizen, mr. trump was popular among many who denounced him when he became a candidate and then president. and finally, publishers weekly has for 25 years sponsored a book store of the year award. this year, the finalists are the edmonds bookshop and edmonds, washington. harvey's tales in geneva, illinois. in tara bank books in dallas. main street books in l

.>> this is now the tenderloin mr. smith knows.>> i've been coming here 10+ years. >> he says it went downhill quickly during the start of the pandemic.>> there is a lot of drug use on the street that is the biggest issue right there.>> what are you going to do? >> after jj saw this video of the gov. taking a walk through the other week, it appears to have priority for him to. he wants to, and announced a new joint effort among the chp, sf ed, and jenkins office to ramp up the city attempts to combat the fentanyl crisis. we talked to police on the street about that. >> we have an officer shortage of almost 600 officers. we of course would welcome any help that we could get, making sure we have sufficient stepping on the street to make sure that those who are visibly dealing drugs get arrested. >> details on how that works on flynn right now, but the governor has directed the chp to find ways to assist as fpd and to find resources on dismantling trafficking rings. they welcome any efforts to disrupt open air drug markets. the

and i landed that kind of a gig at a club called mr smith's.aw you fairly early on and have a vision of you — you're stick—thin, i think you've got a suit on. suit on, yeah. got this mop of black hair, the glasses — you looked like no other poet on earth that i'd ever heard of. was that very deliberate — you wanted to say to folks...? 0h, absolutely. dressing is one thing that you do on purpose. laughs. and so, clears throat, i had this look already - established of a, you know, a tonic suit with narrow, parallel trousers, natural shoulder ivy league jacket and so, i already planned to look punky in that and everybody else, including your elderly relations, had shoulder—length hair by now and were wearing seed packet shirts and flared trousers. so, i did look kind of, you know, out of time. you did. you look — i mean, you had a look which was unique but what you didn't have — which a lot of the punk music bands had — you didn't appear to be driven by a massive amount of anger. your poems at that time — and ever since, really — have had far too

mr. smith, he mentioned the corn issue. the usmca dispute with mexico in regards to that, is important. my district is home to a thriving biotech sector. our success is dependent on strong, global, intellectual property rules. also, the enforcement of the rules, which ensure the safe products can be sold and used without unnecessary interference from protection policies. i would like to hear from you about the administration's effort to hold mexico accountable in and gml -- gmo corn case. what opportunities are for biotech as we move forward. i am interested in taiwan. i would like to hear about the progress we're making with taiwan and similar agreements helping to strengthen our national security. my third question, the canadian lumber issue. i understand, we know it is a long-standing dispute. i understand some of canada's top lumber producers are interested in seeing this dispute resolved. i would like to hear your thoughts on this, and if the u.s. and canada can restart lumber negotiations. >> thank you so much mr. tho

mr. smith, thank you zac smith. mr. smith, thank you very much for joining zac smith. mr. you very much for joining us this morning. so what do you make of what's happened? obviously, it's a very fast moving story, again. and mr. trump's reaction . well, and mr. trump's reaction. well, thank you for me on this morning. look this is unprecedented. never before the history of the united states has a former president been indicted . and once we saw the indict unsealed yesterday, the charges formally announced and made pubuc formally announced and made public , i think many people felt public, i think many people felt that this was a very thin case, essentially . you have alvin essentially. you have alvin bragg, who is a local district, a local prosecutor there in new york city, bringing false and document charges , at least in document charges, at least in part. look like they're going to depend on federal campaign finance violations . now, what's finance violations. now, what's odd about that is that in the united states, typically federal campaign finance violations prosecut

bengo iyer and mr. smithe ministers of netanyahu's cabinet, have heavy food cases, and for this reason, mr. netanyahu himself insists on carrying out these food reforms , despite the widespread protests that are held in the occupied territories. on tuesday again, in addition to today, netanyahu's supporters said that they will protest and demonstrate again to support the food terms. the situation is very a crisis without admitting the collapse , which the secretary general of hezbollah, seyyed hassan nasrallah, also pointed out. on thursday and friday, we had a strike by air and rail transport workers, and today and tomorrow, the workers of the rail transport sector will protest again. this demonstration is due to the reduction of wages for the employees of the railway and air transportation sector. several airports were involved in this demonstration in the previous round of this demonstration, including the few airports and dusseldorf were involved in this demonstration, and about 300,000 flights were cance

but if it'sjust, you know, mr and mrs smith have lost their retirement savings, 40 grand, 50 grand, 60send in a report and nothing will happen. 0liver believes that the scammers hide behind a complex series of offshore companies to protect their true identity. if you are coming at it as an investigative journalist or more likely as a law enforcement agent, you have to go to every one of those jurisdictions, write them a letter, a formal process, and then receive information about the ownership of that company. that may take you six months. it may take you a year. it may not be possible at all. so the point of the complexity is to make things incomprehensible and essentially to try and force other people just to give up. i'm not about to give up, but i do need some help. in a sleepy town in germany, i've heard the fight back against milton is under way. it's an unlikely hub for the high tech fight against the scammers. the cyber crime unit here, in contrast to the uk, is making arrests across europe and beyond. nice to meet you. welcome. using digital techniques, the team can follow the

mr. smith president mr. winter president calls out the name of every democrat on the house floor. one you know, you can imagine. what happens? they all run for the exits. one gets out. constantine august of russell county, texas, beats -- out of the sergeant at arms and uses his cowboy boots to kick out the in the door of the house of representative and make good his escape. the guy who started it all stands and screams. it read under god in the constitution you have no right to count me present without my permission to which reed, who's about six foot three £300, looks sort of like a bowling pin with a walrus mustache painted, he says very calmly. does he honorable gentleman from kentucky deny he's president upon the floor of the house? this kicks off a nearly two month long debate and is ultimately settled by. the u.s. supreme court as to whether or not the speaker has the power to do this. and in the for almost five months not a single bill is in the house of representatives. the debate that begins the very next day, one of the first speakers is william howdy martin of texas, s