according to "the washington post" this is mullen's second attempt to enter afghanistan.eece but the pentagon denied his request for access to kabul. >> we will get those americans that are remaining in afghanistan who want to get out, there's process and plan to do just that. don't need a member of congress to go in. that's not his job or his responsibilities. >> reporter: and it remains unclear at this hour if the congressman was actually able to get anyone out of afghanistan. i have reach out to his office but have yet to hear back on anymore details about that. we heard to the pentagon spokesperson there. they said no one should be traveling to afghanistan and he said those embassies are open they're focused on getting people out of afghanistan and nothing else right now. >> thank you very mitch. >>> and next fire crews in california warning the coming hours are crit althey try to talk down a wildfire that has reduced hundreds of homes to ashes. there's no other snack like a planters cashew. what else can go from your car's cup holder to a crystal bowl and seem equall

mullens' case is quite different.laws, illegally transport a ton of cash and threaten u.s. embassy staff. >> reporter: republican oklahoma congressman mark wayne mullens says he's back to the united states writing in an instagram post he, quote, went dark for a little as he helped, quote, get americans out of afghanistan. new reporting from "the washington post" reveals during his trip mullen in his second attempt to enter afghanistan in two weeks, threatened u.s. embassy staff in tajikistan, becoming outraged when they denied his request for help and carrying a huge amount of cash to the country for an unauthorized evacuation effort in neighboring afghanistan. "the post" reports mullen told embassy staff he was planning to rescue american citizens, a woman and her four children flying from the country of georgia into tajikistan and onto afghanistan. but u.s. embassy officials refused his request for assistance, saying they could not help him bypass tajikistan's currency restrictions. >> we have made it abundantly cle

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oklahoma republican mark wayne mullen just posted to the gram.t americans out of afghanistan, yes. is the mission continuing, yes. am i missing, no. did i go dark for a little, yes, because it wasn't safe to be communicating." here is the back story. the statement comes after new reporting out from "the washington post" that officials say he threatened embassy officials in tajikistan after being can he nid a request looking for help to get into afghanistan to rent a helicopter to get out a handful of american citizens. just this past hour congressman seth moulton said this. >> i know mark wayne and i've been asking some of my friends and connections about him because i'm concerned for his safety. >> "washington post" national security reporter john hudson is here with his scoop. let me clarify here. i don't know that congressman mullen in his instagram post said where he was specifically. he just said he was safe. he's not missing. you got to walk us through your reporting here because apparently mullen shows up in the region, the second time he

we haven't heard anything from the state department about mullen.n out of harm's way. multiple members of the gop leadership say they haven't heard from mullen as well as members of the oklahoma delegation. mullen did not serve in the military but he is a former mma fighter. >> dana: keep on top of that for us. >> bill: before we go you want to show you kissimmee, florida, cops there a big tribute to our fallen 13. they all got together and created this heart which is kind of cool. we like that. also lynn mara, great story last hour has created these original pieces of digital art that go to commemorate the lives of the fallen 13. check it out. lynn mara.com. she wants to raise a ton of money fortune el for towers. >> dana: she wants to raise 25 million and it would go to tunnel for towers. you are close to that group. as we come to the anniversary of 9/11 that organization has done incredible work over 20 years. >> bill: great stuff. on this day september 1st, 1939 hitler invaded poland, the start of the second world war. that was not the most impo

he had said this to mullen.the pentagon after this meeting and mullen says hey, you said biden has been wrong about every decision and you just with him. >> shannon: might want to rethink that. we see how history played out. talk about surprises on every page and there's so much new information in the book. i find it interesting. we cover this every day. what did you find out that was the most surprising or unknown thing about the whole thing? >> two points, one is the seals. i talked to two of the seals including rob o'neill, member of seal team 6 who killed bin laden. he said we thought it was a one-way ticket. i said a one-way ticket? he said it was a suicide mission. if bin laden was there, we were certain the compound was going to be booby trapped we would be blown up. if that didn't happen we climbed up the three stories in the main villa to wear without bin laden was, there would be al qaeda bodyguards who would take us out. they still did it because they said, i remember he said i think of the woman who

mullen, excuse me, can you -- mr. mullen, excuse me. i'm sorry. can you speak up? we're having a hard time hearing you. we don't want to miss a word. >> oh, i'm so sorry. hold on. >> okay. >> is that better? >> a little. it's a little better. we want to even -- >> is that better? >> yes. just speak up. >> okay. i'm turning my mic up all the way. is that better? can you hear me now? >> we can hear you. thank you. >> okay. there are numerous documents from the fda that discuss the importance of exercising regulatory flexibility and the approval of als therapies. do you know how the fda has exercised regulatory flexibility when it comes to reviewing clinical trials with als? >> we exercise regulatory flexibility as we review the data from all life-threatening diseases, including als. and our ability to fully exercise regulatory flexibility within the confines of, you know, our statutory standards is, at the end of the day, dependent on the data that is in front of us. and what the clinical trial results are telling us. so there are times when, despite the fact that we

>> this information is from the oklahoma congressman mark wayne mullen who says these four americansafghanistan are in fact of three children and their mother. he spoke with our colleague brianna keilar. he said this family was not able to get out at the airport in the scene of chaos that we remember. they were not able to fly out from there or another location in afghanistan so they made their way out of the country on foot by theover land route. we did ask the state department about this earlier today. they did not offer much in the way of confirmation. i want to read you part of their statements. we provided guide ance to them d embassy officials greeted the americans once they cross the border. we are not in a position to offer additional information. andreas l and anderson, these are four of the 100 americans who want to leave the country since the weight dr withdrawal. >> this is a huge test of that assurance that the taliban given the u.s. -- they'll allow the people out of the country if they got the travel documents. what this family told congressman mullen, on that journey

and military veterans, congressman mullen headed out of the state department tweeting this is a flat out lie, the biden administration abandoned, let's be clear, patriots worked around the clock for two weeks to get them out, today images emerged from the taliban flag painted on the us embassy in kabul leaving democrats like blumenthal house left behind. secretary blinken currently with secretary austen claims the taliban are still allowing people to leave. >> to freely depart, the international community watching to see if the taliban lives up to their commitments. the number of american citizenship, in afghanistan is somewhere around 100. >> reporter: this comes as the taliban claims they are in control of that. the last hope of the opposition emerged, pakistan was involved in crushing the last remnants. according to sent, sources the pakistani military fighting alongside the taliban and, backed up by pakistani drone strikes. secretary blinken, a lot of difficult sessions for him. >> thank you. >> this comes with acting director of national intelligence rick grenell sounding away a

then he goes to mullen, panetta, hillary clinton say go for it., this is about a 50/50 proposition. some say 70%. it's 50/50. he's either there or not there. he comes down the next morning and he tells his national security adviser it's a go. there's new facts on every page. one that i didn't know before i started researching this, because we talked to rob o'neill, the man that killed bin laden, most of the seals thought this was a suicide mission. it was going to be a one-way ticket. if they got there, bin laden would have it booby trapped, body guards. they might get him but wouldn't come home alive. >> neil: i thought i knew it. the general story, how they got bin laden and took him out and how tall he was to confirm that they got the right guy before they got dna to prove it. but the one thing that struck me is how they started off potentially as a calamity. we all harken back to jimmy carter's hostage rescue in iran. we had a lead helicopter here fail. it wasn't looking promising. president obama went through with it. there was a lot of nervo

i will give congressman mullen the benefit of the doubt.at there are really some people there that need to be rescued who he is in touch with and he thought somehow he could help. as someone who worked in iraq and works with congressional delegations, members of congress do have a right to come to a place like afghanistan in order to do their oversight response bill it is, but when they engage in operational aspects of afghanistan like he was, doing a rescue, it is somewhat problematic because there are better people, more better trained people, who know the terrain better who can do that, but i assume his intentions were good, i hope these -- this family that he was trying to rescue dies get out and i hope he comes back safely, but let's leave it to the experts in the future. >> shannon: we know there are a lot of private groups with private charter jets and raising private money trying to get people out, especially afghan christians and others who know they are absolutely literally in the crosshairs of the taliban. i want to read somethin

mullen and mills say that it is much more complicated than that. and out to freedom, erica. >> alex marquart, kylie atwood, appreciate it. >>> we are one week away from the california recall election and one of the most recognizable candidates who wants to take the governor's job is speaking to cnn. see what caitlyn jenner had to say about the chances texas is the new extreme abortion law in texas could make its way to california. that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it becomes a step. mom, dad's flexing again. that's not all. you can extend the bed for longer stuff. is he still... still flexing. that's right! and, it becomes a workspace... you can put your laptop here. i'm sending an imaginay email. hey dad, dinner! hey! look who stopped by daddy's office. wait, you work here? the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new flexibility. find new roads. chevrolet. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except no

>> it was mark wayne mullen of oklahoma.ike his colleagues who tried this more than a week ago. look, this is a case where individual members of congress are freelancing and trying to make things happen on their own or duck into the country and inspect the situation at an extremely dangerous time. mark wayne mullen is not part of the military operation, was not a part of the military operation. he's not the president. is not part of the administration. and i've got to say when you see the reaction from the embassy, we're not going to help you do this, that seems a rational response to an endeavor by a congressman that was pretty dangerous. >> this is a statement that we have from mark wayne mullins' office. he has and is currently completely safe. he and the office of oklahoma second district will continue to do anything in our power to bring home all americans from the war zone that president biden abandoned. the safety and security of the american people will always be his top priority. again, that's a statement from congr

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chris: admiral michael mullen was chairman joint chiefs of staff, brought in with defense secretary gatesrote the book on these kind kinds of raises. >> it was larger than compounds that we hit. but this is when we do. >> there is no question, if you are looking for best guy to put the plans together it was bill mccraven. chris: you have the big meeting with everyone on february 25, at cia headquarters. >> it pretty much came down to two very key approaches, one possibility of a b-2 bomber strike on the compound. just destroy the compound. burn it to dust. there was a certain attraction to that, that everyone kind of saw involved little risk. >> too big, too massive, it would have put a hole in the ground, a crater that no doubt a lot of people would have died. chris: the admiral offered another option, a team of navy seals or green berets. >> make it simple, fly from. point a to b . >> it was time for the pull national security council to weigh in. secretary of state hillary clinton was read into the operation. >> how serious was the getting at-this-point? >> i think everyone around that

cracks have a pretty well defined that we are targeting inew at mullen monetary policyfr framework. outside of our monetary policy framework we have a parallel process that monitors for imbalances.ancial and in that work which we review every quarter every six months or so we do work very carefully asset valuation may be stretched look for other channels that might lead to vulnerability. those reports have been showing in fact asset valuation are in fact stretched it has been somewhat elevated. that said though, the framework makes clear we have other tools than the first lines of defense. there circumstances with the evaluations were being stretched with other vulnerabilities that's a good environment to think about turning on the countercyclical buffer which i tend to favor. monetary policy as an effective tool in that regard. that's why were active in our tools. >> thank you. central-bank digital currencies are big topic. china and sweden are actively moving towards developing there's formally exploring the merits of a digital year old. can you tell us where the federal reserve s

and on the way back to the pentagon gates is riding back with the chairman of the joint chiefs mike mullen he says you've told me that biden has been wrong on every foreign policy decision for the last 40 years, how come you are agreeing on not going after bin laden. this is the subject of some concern joe biden fighting on foreign policy even when he was vice president of the united states. >> he raised his point did he have a justification for wanting to wait to kill bin laden high point. what was the rationale for waiting. >> i think there was two reasons because there was no hard evidence that bin laden was even there, it was a circumstantial case when president obama makes a decision, some people think is 40% some thinking 60 forget the percentages it's 50/50, either he's there or not and there was two things running against him, maybe if you wait longer you can get more and better intelligence and they haven't found the smoking gun that he was there in the second thing, there was a chance the risk of the mission if he is there, even if he isn't your gonna be going into pakistan 160 m

speakers lobby is at and we realize, when i say we, it was myself, tony gonzales, troy, mark green, mullenrom oklahoma. four of us or five of us there were new texas members and mark wayne who had been there from oklahoma, and we were sitting in the back by the door when the commotion started. when everybody else got up and moved to the back, we were slower to start moving. before we moved over to the speakers lobby, we noticed that there were only three capitol police officers by the door. they had their weapons drawn and they were standing there pointing their weapons at the door expecting them to come through the door. we realized they would need help. and people are like, why would you stay? initially, it's the fight or flight thing that kicks in. but if you look around you can see there was no flight. there was nowhere for us to go. so we had nothing but fight. so we realize that they needed help and we had the capability to help them out. so we started grabbing furniture and dragging the biggest pieces of furniture we can get over and piled it in front of the door to stop them from c

mullen o o o o o o o o o he is optimistic about the dose. >> this seems to provide great antibody responsessome people have talked about whether there should be efforts to look at the lower doses in adults. >> pfizer plans to submit their data within weeks, the fda and cdc will need time to review the data and make recommendations. it is possible that the pfizer vaccine could be authorized for five to 11-year-olds by the end of october. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> contra costa unified it will be a little longer before we know if vaccines will be run wired into the article the district superintendent canceled today's meeting where the vaccine mandate was supposed to be discussed and voted on. he says the district needs more time to work out the specifics. lastly, the county health officer says that he supported the vaccine requirement for all students age 12 and older. it's unclear when that vote will take place. >> dream force kicks off in san francisco. it's their annual convention which will be scaled down, drawing about 5000 people. the typical 170,000 people -- instead of the typica

and they have a currency board and are trying to make a brave mullen monetary policy. that can really neutralize the effect of good fiscal policy. there are examples, japan may be one, certain countries in eastern europe, that have good low flat tax systems. but investment just doesn't move in the right direction because there is no guidance from the leader on monetary policy from the united states. >> you know, walker gave a speech on this. a year or year and a half ago. he said, we have to move back to a rules based monetary policy. that's the commodity basket idea. and international currency cooperation. very important, we have neither. they just had a g20 meeting and there was no headline coming out of the g20 meeting. more progress to solve global warming. [laughs] i >> don't want to get into that, maybe reasons for and against it. but the pressing issue for the g20, economically, was currency. we are having currency wars breaking out, currency manipulations. we are as guilty, more so, than anybody. and that is what volker is referring to. those bezos guys would s

the series begins monday with oklahoma republican congressman markwayne mullen and democrat congressman jason crowe of colorado and tom medicalan owski of new jersey. january 6th, views from the house. next week, each night, at 8:00 eastern on c-span. next on lectures in history, university of central florida professor yannick mitchikowski teach as class on the u.s. auto industry from the post world war two era to present day. he discusses the successes and failures of people. >> all right. so, today we are studying the post world war ii domestic scene. in the last class, we looked at the surging economy of the post world war ii era and suburbanization. today, what i want to look at is cars in the post world war ii era. and i especially want to look at what i call the mavericks. a maverick car designer, and maverick automakers. automakers who tried to establish independent companies outside the big three who -- mavericks who thought outside the box, thought unconventionally. so i want to look at their impact, what happened to them, their influence on the field of the post world war ii a

and we're accelerating what admiral mullen said was the greatest threat to the united states. he said the greatest threat to our national security was our national debt. so we promise the cradle to grave cash entitlements and more handouts without any regard to responsibility, without any requirement for work, and we're going to bankrupt the next generation. we're going to steal from them what we've enjoyed. this is not a profile in courage, and madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to reconsider all of the spending that's bankrupting the country. i urge them to vote no on the reconciliation bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker, let me recognize the gentlelady from california, ms. chu, a capable member of the ways and means committee, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. chu: i rise in support of doing what every adult is expected to do. pay their bills. that means raising the debt lim

. >>> former chairman of the joints chief of staff mike mullens says there's nothing unusual art thed conversations between general mark milley and his counterparts in china during the waning days of trump administration. take a listen. >> having communications with counterparts around the world is routine. and even having them now with china. i think it was also overseeing certainly listened to by many other in the interagency process out there. so he wasn't by himself. what is alarming is that the chinese would read the situation as they did, as really chaotic and as if we were going to possibly strike. it's very clear and i don't know this because i haven't talked to chairman milley. it's very clear he had good intel that this was the case. but the misread by china is also worrisome and speaks to the need to have these open communications so that we don't miscalculate. >> the milley conversations were revealed in the new book "peril." the two will be joining "morning joe" tomorrow for a deep dive into this controversy. >>> the highly publicized d.c. rally in support of those charg

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mark wayne mullen is a member of congress.rying to help americans and afghan translators get out. he said don't believe what you just heard from the secretary of state, essentially. >> we found ourselves not being able to get herself out through the kabul international airport. when the administration says that every american that wanted out could get out, that's an absolute lie. because we're working with 27 american citizens right now that i assure you all of them wanted out. and we couldn't get them out. >> now, some will say that's a republican criticizing the democratic president. this is from richard blumenthal of connecticut. my staff and i have worked night and day to take american citizens at risk american allies and families to safety. i have been frustrated even furious at our government's delay and inaction. the question is understanding the frustration that even the fury of both the democrat and the republican. what can the biden administration do when the talibans say the americans have their paperwork and could

joining us now republican congressman mark wane mullen from oklahoma. you for having me. >> bret: start at the beginning. how does this start? >> well, i want to make it very clear. i wasn't looking to try to get in afghanistan. that wasn't what was this thing started out to be. what started was people started calling me wanting help. and we had been getting friends of mine that was in the service that said can you help our interpreter get out? which we had a lot of conversations about that. then we started getting phone calls from people that had family members or friends that were amvets or american citizens am sets for short. let me make a phone call it came out they needed a state department or a government entity to sponsor their flight going. in that's the only way they could get in. and no one would sponsor their flight. even though it was -- designated to get these 20 americans out. and so they called me back and said would you be interested in spawrng the flight? and i said i mean, what do you mean financially? and they said no, congressional -

like someone who participated in many of these phone calls and read about them back when admiral mullen chairman and general mccarov in russia and this is standard operating procedure and there is no secret phone call to anybody in the world let alone to a chinese counterpart. so that is much ado about nothing. to your broader point, however, on afghanistan, of course, i do remember -- you know, i was a back bencher for those debate, but because we had support through russia going to afghanistan. i participated in those debates in 2009, 2010, the vice president's position was very clear and as he's made clear subsequently, and people had different points of view on that and they still do including his administration today. on that decision he's decided to move forward and the buck stops with him. i appreciate that presidential clarity, that doesn't always happen, but it doesn't mean that everybody even in his own administration today agreed with the president about that particular decision and the way, of course, that it was conducted. >> and garrett, tony blinken was excoriated by demo

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former joint chiefs chair admiral michael mullen weighed in this morning.the overall over the horizon capability is really they're doing it in an extremely quick, confused, chaotic environment. made this one that much more difficult and problematic. the pentagon is now considering reparations for the families of those killed in the strike. officials say no disciplinary action is to be expected. in washington. alexandria hoff fox news. qatar airways flight has taken more americans out of afghanistan, according to washington's peace envoy. friday's flight was the third such airlift by the mideast carrier since the taliban takeover and the frantic us troop pullout from that country. the development came amid rising concerns over the future of afghanistan under taliban rule, and many who live in afghanistan say they worry the longtime poverty in that country will get even worse. now that the taliban are in control. police there say they're trying to save what little money and resources they have in case the economy there gets even worse. more tonight from fox n

mullen, you are recognized. are you ready? >> yes. >> all right. the fda has exercised you latoya flexibility when it comes to als research? -- regulatory flexibility when it comes to als research? >> our ability to fully exercise regulatory flexibility within standards at the end of the day is to port -- dependent on what data is in front of us. there are times when, despite the fact we are very committed and very willing to be as flexible as we can within our standards, the data are not sufficient for us to be able to exercise the extent of regulatory brexit -- flexibility we would want to be able to do in a situation such as and i -- als work where there is such a huge medical need. >> it is kind of like chemotherapy works well for some cancer patient. the theory is we are sometimes waiting on the fda to have approval. but, als patients are saying, we will try whatever. if it is working in some patients, even if it not -- might not be working in all patients, there is the ability to try. we passed a bill for pediatrics called the right to try to

. >> yeah, former chairman of the joint chief of staff mike mullen says there is nothing unusual between the conversations between general mark milley and his counter part china. >> having communications with counter parts around the world is normal and it was seen and listened to by many other in the inner agency process. the chinese would read the situation as they did as chaotic and as if we were going to possibly strike. it's very clear and i don't know this because i have not talked to chairman milley, it's clear he had good intel this was the case. it speaks to the need commuicat miscalculate. the two will be joining us here, bob woodward and robert costa. we look forward to that. >> jonathan lemire, based on their reporting it was not just milley that was talking to his counter parts in other countries or china. there were four or five principles, some of whom cloned themselves where trump used appearances going behind the scenes and talking to counter part china. >> certainly. this underscores this real sense of instability and fear among the highest levels in the trump administr

the series begins monday with oklahoma republican congressman markwayne mullen and democrat congressmanrowe of colorado and tom medicalan owski of new jersey. january 6th, views from the house. next week, each night, at 8:00 eastern on c-span. next on lectures in history, university of central florida professor yannick mitchikowski teach as class on the u.s. auto industry from the post world war two era to present day. he discusses the successes and failures of people. >> all right. so, today we are studying the post world war ii domestic scene. in the last class, we

under nick mullens, who throws a deeper ball. and garoppolo maybe, you know, doesn't throw the deep ball as well. maybe, it's garoppolo who's not targeting him as much as opposed to shanahan? >> maybe, it is. and guys are asking like what's going on with brandon? he is a bona fide number one wide receiver. being at training camp, i thought that he had an amazing training camp. but somehow, they just can't get him the football so they going to have to figure out ways to get him the ball down the field. and maybe, that's where trey lance come into play. >> we will take our first break. when we come back, we will hear from kyle shanahan, the head coach of the 49ers who fall 30-28 to the green bay packers. the first loss comes at home at levi's stadium on sunday night. we'll hear from kyle right after this. >>> who is on the ball. ten rushes, 31 yards. he did have a touchdown. what did you think of 28, daunte? >> i thought in the first half, he -- he didn't do much. in the second half, he started to find those holes. not going to get

. >> former joint chiefs chairman admiral mullen told martha on "this week" calls like these are notnication is there. >> reporter: and on friday milley who is scheduled to testify next week before the arms services committee called calls like that routine adding, i think it's best i reserve my comments on the record until i do that in front of the law makers who have the lawful responsibility to oversee the u.s. military. we are joined by bob woodward and rob costa. let me begin. it's not just the former president using the word treason. marco rubio talked about treasonous behavior as well. as you reported on milley's talks, did you think you were documenting treasonous behavior? >> no, not at all. the best way to tell you that is what we found. two days after the insurrection of the capitol was a moment of maximum tension, and milley talked to a back channel, top secret back channel -- >> others were on the calls, right? >> pardon? >> others were on the calls? >> i don't know whether others were on the call. what we do know and report which i think is significant here, after the ca

documents, for the record, should be sent to meghan mullen, at the email address we have provided to your staff. all documents will be entered into the record, at the conclusion of the hearing, the chair, now, recognizes herself for five minutes for an opening statement. my colleagues -- i call for today's hearing to discuss the challenge of advancing treatments, and curious, for narrow degenerative diseases. my constituent, jamie berry, was diagnosed with als, one year ago. she wrote a letter to me, saying, quote, with als, a piece of you dies, every single day. we are, simply, asking for a fighting chance to, live the lives we were meant to live. today, we will hear from for patients, and caregivers, who, like jamie, are simply asking for a fighting chance against a narrow degenerative diseases that have afflicted their families. brian, and sandra. thank you. especially for traveling across the country, to offer your testimony to us. it was a difficult journey that you have made. we thank you for being profiles of courage, and for being here, to offer that testimony. our work, toda

congressman mullen who is a republican out of oklahoma, he got an email from a friend who said can youwn with core mills, they came up a comment bat veteran here is he describing going over there and rescuing meriam the first ground rescue since the taliban took over. here he is. >> he we were told it? >> was our team who was able to basically able to trick the taliban commander into letting them through because they thought our [inaudible] had a number was doha and we convinced them that doha where the leadership was had approved it and that enabled us to back them through at the enth hour. steve: they were able to get the mother and family out from that check point. someone who helped rescue one american very prominently on our show two weeks ago. remember we talked live to haroon who was trying to get out and back to colorado? arkansas senator. , senate armed services committee. senator, good morning to you cory mills helped rescue that mother and her children. turns out of the state department now trying to take credit for it. they showed up at the very end. they pretty much stood

and we're accelerating what admiral mullen said was the greatest threat to the united states. he said the greatest threat to our national security was our national debt. so we promise the cradle to grave cash entitlements and more handouts without any regard to responsibility, without any requirement for work, and we're going to bankrupt the next generation. we're going to steal from them what we've enjoyed. this is not a profile in courage, and madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to reconsider all of the spending that's bankrupting the country. i urge them to vote no on the reconciliation bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker, let me recognize the gentlelady from california, ms. chu, a capable member of the ways and means committee, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. chu: i rise in support of doing what every adult is expected to do. pay their bills. that means raising the debt lim

mullen will ask you questions. but how much does it cost to actually build? you talk about a facility every 50 miles. i look at my counties. there's no gerrymandering here. it's a cube. every 50 miles would be about maybe four, three or four charging stations in my district, serving 750,000 people. that would be some prettylonger energy crisis in the '70s, when you wanted to fill up your car on an even or odd day. what is the cost per station that you have invested in oklahoma? >> so, congressman, thank you so much for the question. so oklahoma, and these are just hard numbers, oklahoma with 355 super chargers costs, all in, and we're talking all in project cost, as defined in the legislation, eligible cost, about $30 million to $40 million. now, it's a difficult question to answer simply because the charging stations themselves have very different power outlets for different applications. and, therefore, costs vary differently and widely across those direct current fast chargers. >> but you're going to want that -- so, again, i didn't see your testimony unti

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