mr. stewart understand the problem with our service in the industry so i said to the minister and i proposed i jokingly said if i actually was the minister for tourism and everybody laughed this is what i'm going to do i'm going to put a minimum wage for tourism employees i went up for $7000.00. that would have a very nice start that would actually like any other. you're being accused of campaigning yeah so yeah yeah yeah i mean is that would keep me from my occasionally hears about it ok i was there i was in that forum and i can attest to that but like really disappointed with my. you know you just what i would start to tell my bird argue proper hearings start you know don't wait for people to create a notice and i guarantee you have it. don't you don't you. know what i'm saying is that you can be doing across the country i once told one artist playing with my point tell me what i told trying to land he's my contemporary that's how you can. go to school. with the schools what you are seeing the negative things that you are seeing here try to. do your community you have to take. with regard

mrs. stewart or mrs. mackall, they would talk, and talk or through when she was feeling overwhelmed.and so she had, she modeled intimacy. she modeled friendship. she modeled the ideal for me of maternal love it and so i sort of feel like i'm living, i'm living through -- i'm also living what i think -- this big part of me that is trying to be what she would s have been had e circumstances of her life been different. i'm trying. i'm not her. she was extraordinary but i'm trying. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> you know, sometimes people ask me if, what i like recurring themes or ideas that pop up everywhere. i said it doesn't really work thatreth way, but when i find, because i feel like what we're trying to do it our project is kind to listen to the culture and listen to the world as much as where listen to what people try to what happens is suddenly something services and then it's in every conversation. >> right. >> andnd right now what that is, which you so echoed some things that happen in a conversation yesterday with two young women, working in a very different sphere

mr. stewart. >> mr. maguire, thank you for being here today. i want you to know the good news is i'm not going to treat you like a child. and i'm going to give you a chance to answer your questions if i ask you something. i want to thank you for your service and lived you to remind me, you said it earlier, how many years of service, military service, do you have? >> i have 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 of those as a navy s.e.a.l. >> that's great. 36 years, 34 years as a navy steele. s.e.a.l. i had 14 years as an air force pilot. these are my father's air force wings. he served in the military as well, as did five of his sons. for someone who hasn't served in the military i don't think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and integrity questioned. some on this committee have done exactly that. they've accused you of breaking the law. i'm going to read one part of many that i could from the chairman. this raises grave concerns that your office, together with the department of justice and possibly the whit

white house or the department of justice asked you know congresswoman thank you you're welcome mr stewart mr grove mr garth thank you for being here today i want you to know the good news is i'm not going to treat you like a child and i'm going to give you a chance to answer your questions if i ask you something want to thank you for your service and i'd like you to remind me you said it earlier how many years of service military service do you have. i have 36 years of service in the united states navy 34 of those is a navy seal that's that's great 36 years 34 years as a navy seal i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot i proudly wear these air force wings these are actually my fathers air force wings he served in the military as well as 5 of his sons and for someone who hasn't served in the military i don't think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and your integrity questioned some on this committee have done exactly that they've accused you of breaking the law and i'm going to read just 11 part of many that i could from the chairman this raises grave concerns

mr. stewart i think reflected accurately what we're going to be hearing from the republican side who willat the president did. my hope, by the way, is that on our committee, the intelligence committee, that we're together, republicans and democrats, in demanding that we do get the whistle-blower report. there should be -- go ahead. >> we're running out of time, can you just give us a quick sense of the most pressing question you have tomorrow for the acting dni? >> there's a lot of noise here so i think i heard you but the question i think for mr. mcguire is, the law says that you are required, you shall within seven days transmit that report. why didn't you do it? who intervened? who told you not to and why. >> we will all be watching. we'll have special coverage on the hearing tomorrow. congressman, i appreciate your time this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still to come, we are waiting to get that log of the call between president trump and ukrainian's president as this formal impeachment inquiry is under way in the house. what is former vice president joe biden saying a

mr. stewart. >> thank you for being here today. the good news is i'm not going to treat you like a child and i'm going to give you a chance to answer your questions if i ask you for something. i want to thank you for your service. i'd like you to remind me, how many years of military service do you have? >> 36 years of service in the united states navy. 34 years of those as a navy s.e.a.l. >> i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot. i proudly wear these air force wings. these are actually my father's air force wings. he served in the military, as well. for someone who hasn't served in the military, i don't think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and integrity questioned. some on this committee has done exactly that. they've accused you of breaking the law. i'm going to read one part of many. this raises grave concerns that your office together with the department of justice and possibly the white house have engaged in unlawful effort to protect the president. there are others that i could read. i'm goin

mr. stewart. thank you for, being here. i want you to know that the good news is that i will not treat you like a child and i will give you a chance to answer your questions. i want to thank you for your service, and i would like you to remind me, how many years of service, of military service do you have? director maguire: 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 as a navy seal. >> 36 years. i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot, i probably wear these wings. wings.re my father's for someone who has not served in the military, i have not -- i do not think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and integrity question. some on this committee have done that, they have accused you of breaking the law, and i will read you one part of many. concerns thatave your office together with the department of justice and the white house have engaged in unlawful efforts to protect the president. there are others that i could read as they sought to destroy her character. i will give the opportunity to answ

mrs. stewart and mrs. mcand all they would talk her through when she was feeling overwhelmed.led intimacy, modeled frontship, the ideal for me as maternal love, and i feel like i'm living through her and also living what i think is a big part of me that is trying to be what she would have been had the circumstances of her life been different. i'm trying. i'm not her. she pass extraordinary was -- she was extraordinary but i'm trying. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> sometimes people ask me if what are like recuring themes. it doesn't work that way but what i find dish feel like what we're trying to do in our project is kind of listen to the culture and listen to the world machs as we're listening to the wise people. what happens is that suddenly something surfaces and then it's in every conversation for a little while, and right now what that is, which you just so echoed some things that happened the conversation yesterday with two young women working in a very dissphere, not princeton professors-not imani perry, but what is surfacing right now in more recently also w

mr. stewart, former us advisor, state department. we will start with mr. weibel. >> yes mr. chairman. ranking member and members of the committee, thank you for having me here today. i'm a specialist in financial services at the congressional research service. just for members of the audience, who might not be familiar to crs, we are division of the library of congress. our role is to provide objectivist, nonpartisan research and analysis to congress. we take no on the desirability of any policy for advocate for policy outcome i provided from written testimony with increased detail about the issue that we are talking about today. i also like to recognize my co-author, from crs who contributed greatly to the written testimony. my specialty is insurance. i'm going to start off talking a little pit about the pre-world war ii insurance markets and then getting to the efforts to find composition after-the-fact. finish talking a little pit about policy evaluations that are significant issue today. pre- world war ii in central and interim interest at that time was not only a compensate in th

mr. stewart, former us investor as special advisor and holocaust issues that the us department. and will start with here. >> mr. chairman. thank you for having me here today. my name is baron, i'm a specialist in financial services at the congressional research service. just for members of the audience who might not be familiar with the irs, we are division of the library of congress. our role is to provide objective, nonpartisan research and analysis to congress and it takes no position on the desirability of any specific policy or advocate for policy outcome. i have provided some written testimony with increased detail about the issues that we are talking about today and i'd also like to recognize my co-author paul from crs who contributed greatly to the written testimony. my specialty is crs is interested in so i am going to talk start off talking a little bit about pre-world war ii insurance markets and get into the efforts to my comps compensation after the fact. and finish in talking about policy evaluations that are at significant issue today. so pre-world war ii and centr

mr. stewart. >> mr. maguire, thank you for being here today. i want you to know the good news is i'm not going to treat you like a child, and i'm going to give you a chance to answer your questions if i ask you something. i want to thank you for your service, and i'd like you to remind me -- you said it earlier -- how many years of service, military service do you have? >> i have 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 of those as a navy s.e.a.l. >> that's great. 36 years, 34 years as a navy s.e.a.l. i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot. i proudly wear these air force wings. these are actually my father's air force wings. he served in the military as well, as did five of his sons. for someone who hasn't served in the military, i don't think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and your integrity questioned. some on this committee have done exactly that. they've accused you of breaking the law, and i'm going to read just one part of many that i could from the chairman. this raises grave concerns that your o

mr. stewart. >> mr. maguire, thank you for being here today. i want you to know the good news is i'm not going to treat you like a child and i'm going to give you a chance to answer your questions if i ask you something. i want to thank you for your service. i'd like you to remind me how many years of military service do you have? >> i have 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 of those as a navy seal. >> that's great. i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot. i proudly wear these air force wings. these are actually my father's air force wings. he served in the military as well, as did five of his sons. for someone who hasn't served in the military, i don't think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and integrity questioned. some on this committee have done exactly that. they've accused you of breaking the law. i'm going to read just one part of many that i could for the chairman. this raises grave concerns. the chair office together with the department of justice and the white house have engaged in unlawful

mr. stewart. >> mr. maguire, thank you for being here today. i want you to know the good news is i'm not going to treat you like a child. and i'm going to give you a chance to answer the questions if i ask you something. i want to thank you for your service. i'd like you to remind me, you said it earlier, how many years of service, military service, do you have? >> i have 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 of those as navy s.e.a.l. >> that is great. 36 years, 34 years as a navy s.e.a.l. i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot, i proudly wear these air force wings. these are actually my father he's air force wings. he served in the military as well as did five of his sons. for someone who hasn't served in the military, i don't think that they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and your integrity questioned. some on this committee have done exactly that. they have accused you of breaking the law and i'll read just one part of many that i could from the chairman. this raises grave concerns that your office tog

mr. stewart. >> mr. maguire, thank you for being here today. i want to know the good news is i'm not going to treat you like a child. i'm going to give you a chance to answer the questions. i want to thank you for your service. remind you, you said it earlier, how many years of service, military service do you have? >> i have 36 years of service to the united states navy. 4 of those as a navy s.e.a.l. >> that's great. i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot. i proudly wear these air force wings. these are my father's air force wings. for someone who hasn't served in the military, i don't think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and your integrity questioned. some on this committee have done exactly that. they've accused you of breaking the law. one part of many that i could from the chairman. this raises grave concerns that your office together with the department of justice and possibly the white house have. i'm going to give you the opportunity to answer very clearly. are you motivated by politics in your work or y

mr. stewart. >> mr. maguire, thank you for being here today. want you to know the good news is i am not going to treat you like a child. i'm going to give your questions if i ask you something. i want to thank you for your service and i would like you to remind me, you said earlier, how many years of military service do you have? director maguire: i have 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 as a navy seal. >> that's great. 36 years, 34 as an 80 seal. i had -- as a navy seal. i proudly wear these air force wings. these are my father's air force wings. he served in the military as well. for someone who has not served in the military, they don't know how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and integrity question. some on this committee have done exactly that. they have accused you of breaking the law. i'm going to read you one part of many, this raises grave concerns that your office with the department of justice and possibly the white house have in -- engaged in unlawful effort to protect the president. there's others i could

mr. stewart. >> mr. maguire, thank you for being here today. i want you to know the good news is i am not going to treat you like a child. i'm going to give your questions if i ask you something. i want to thank you for your service and i would like you to remind me. you said it earlier, how many years of military service do you have? director maguire: i have 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 as a navy seal. >> that's great. 36 years, 34 as an 80 seal. i had -- as a navy seal. i probably where these air force wings. these are my father's air force wings. he served in the military as well. this raises grave concerns that your office with the department of justice and possibly the white house have engaged in an unlawful effort to protect the president. there's others i could read. as they have sought to destroy your character. i'm going to give you the opportunity to answer clearly. are you motivated by politics in your work and professional behavior? director maguire: excuse me, sir? >> are you motivated by politics in your work?

mr l. to be equal to 4 on stewart history if the nationalist sense we exposed to drugs consisted all else in this case as to who he said it to with. their life in prison. already and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because you're terribly bad at this they understand that hundreds and they don't want to leave office that night so what you want to do all those are on this case this far. and he further. are very well said for september 7th i think they are the ones. with. little or no. nobody really is just sitting around the fact that what if these boys are innocent johns is wrong when they're on their own like like afro must have your life is forever. rather you get found innocent whether you get found guilty whether it's a misrouted dismissal whatever it is your life is forever broke yes we never even got a ticket that i'm old now the 1st crime committed murder that's ridiculous it's a stop has been very depressed and has been harder now best for my kids. to explain to them that their brother might not come home for something he didn't get. so it

mr. emmer: madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate father columbus stewart for being named the 2019 jefferson lecturerer in the humanities by the national endowment for the humanities. during my time in congress i have had the honor of meeting with father columbus stewart in his role as the executive director of the hill museum and manuscript library in st. john's university in minnesota's sixth congressional district. i learned about his work rescuing religious heritage from sites across the world and the incredible mission he's carried out to preserve the religious art, literature, and cultural artifacts for the preservation of our shared history. father stewart's work has taken him to war-torn countries which earned him the moniker, the monk who saves manuscripts from isis by the atlantic magazine. he has dedicated the last 15 years to finding and preserving the important religious documentation that built our world history. thank you, father clum -- columbus for all your great work and congratulations. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize minnesota recovery connection, september is na

hammond and rory stewart, and party grandees such as sir nicholas soames, the grandson of winston churchill, and the longest—serving mp, former chancellor kenneth clarke. alex forsyth has been to mrcontains some flashing images. at rushcliffe conservative association, there's been one key face for nearly 50 years. ken clarke is the longest—serving tory mp and has held some of the biggestjobs in government, but last night he was effectively kicked out of the party. the chairman of the local branch thinks it was the right move because, like 20 other tory mps, he voted to stop a no—deal brexit. at the end of the day, the fact is, he voted against the government and the consequences are you have the whip withdrawn from you. i think boris has shown that he is a strong prime minister and i do support him and i think he had to show that he continues to be a strong prime minister. even though most people here in rushcliffe voted to remain in the eu, some local tories have been angry at the mp‘s pro—european stance — a symbol of the fractures in the party. divisions over europe have plagued the tories for decades and put an end to the careers of several prime ministers. but this long—runn

stewart hosie talking about the potential confidence vote in the government. jeremy corbyn has said that if labour is elected it will scrap the government's flagship welfare system, universal credit. mrngford in essex, described the benefit as "cruel and inhumane" — and outlined his party's approach. there is a number of things we will do leading up to scrapping universal credit in its entirety. but first of all, we will end the capability for work assessment tests that go on and are so work assessment tests that go on and are so brutal to people in their lives and have led tragically to some people taking their own lives and committing suicide because they cannot see any way forward. as a constituency mp, i sit with people going through the pain of being told they are capable for work when they're they are capable for work when they‘ re clearly not, they are capable for work when they're clearly not, losing benefits asa they're clearly not, losing benefits as a result i'm going into a terrible period of stress. this is a deliberate act of government policy to achieve it. secondly, we will end the bedroom tax because it is unfair, unjust and wrong. thirdly, we will raise the esa by £