coming up next with david giovanni, bristol-myers ceo. bloomberg. ♪ dani: i'm looking at picture of the principal room. coming up scott minerd at 2:00 new york time, 7:00 london. this is bloomberg. alix: back to the breaking news. a bipartisan group agrees on details and if the structure plan. i want to get to what that actually means. joining us is annmarie hordern, washington, d.c. correspondent. where does that leave us? annmarie: we are waiting for the details. senator portman, the lead republican negotiator saying they have an agreement and just now we are seeing headlines that the text of the infrastructure bill we should have by this evening. this coming from some of our colleagues at the hill, erik wasson in particularly, they expect this as early as this evening for a motion of pointer which means we could get the bill on the floor and up for debate. after more than a month since this bipartisan group of senators came out of the white house with president biden they are saying they have the details and senator portman also saying

welcome judge myers.s great to see you andof course we've got somebody from duke who i will be asking a question of in a few minutes . so i've question is practiced in north carolina. we graduated in the same law school class so you've got a democrat and a republican from north carolina sitting on this judiciary committee and i will say president biden just signed into law a bill that we got through this committee. so it's abipartisan work that can be done . but i see how bipartisan these kind of appointments can be and judge myers knows about how long it took to fill his particular position because of the differences between an administration and our senators . and before judge myers was appointed d, there were two african-american women who were rated as very well-qualified who simply were rejected by our senators . one of whom had been elected statewide. so we need to get past this partisanship and focus on qualifications law. we've focused on diversifying the bench. i have practiced in the corporate a

welcome, chief judge myers. the honorable michael j mcshane is a united states district judge for the district of oregon. prior to serving on the federal court, judge mcshane was a county judge for 15 years, presiding over a variety of criminal and civil cases. he was appointed to the county death penalty panel in 2003. has handled over 25 capital cases. he teaches extensively on trial practice, advocacy and evidence, and he focuses much of his time off the bench working with at risk youth. prior to becoming a judge, he worked at the public defenders office. judge mcshane grew up in rural eastern washington and obtained his bachelor's degree at gonzaga university. afterwards, he joined the volunteer corps and worked with homeless parolees in portland. he then obtained his law degree from lewis and clark law school. judge mcshane is one of the 11 lgbtq active article three judges and the first gay federal judge serving the district of oregon. welcome, judge mcshane. before proceeding with testimony, i remind the

that was charles myers, signum global advisors chairman.tery maker ses is set to go public in a spac merger with ivanhoe. we will speak to the ceo qichao hu. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is bloomberg markets. i'm kailey leinz. it is time for the bloomberg business flash. a look at some of the business -- biggest business stories in the news right now. pepsi report the fastest growth in years. others loaded up on ships and other snack foods. pepsico's second-quarter revenue rose 13% and the company raised its forecast. citigroup will let retail customers bent on stocks without paying fees. the bank is trying to expand its wealth business in the face of competition from silicon valley, discount brokerages, and peers. citi will make its products available for checking account holders before marketing it to other people. the cofounder of apollo management was passed over for the top job earlier this year. now he is laying the groundwork to start his own fund. he is meeting with recruiters to help build a team. the fund has a loose target o

>> yes, we sold bristol myers because it has limited upside.his is part of a portfolio construction trade we are moving from the low beta stocks up to higher beta stocks because of our positive view of the market bristol myers has limited upside from this point we gain a profit from it, sold it because we had better medical names in our portfolio. and bristol myers was a lower ranked name. we sold that one we also sold air products. air products benefitted from the pandemic when oxygen was in demand now that demand is declining, once again we took a profit for clients and sold the position. >> okay. let's talk about some of your buys you bought auto desk, and fortnite, talk to me >> this is increasing the beta we talked about. the auto desk -- auto desk has put together a digital platform for engineers, architects and city planners to do project design one of the things they developed is a design tool that identifies the material that will reduce carbon emissions so we really like this company, increase being revenue and margins are expanding.

where, where mike myer, i live around the corner from mike myers way, which is like they named a street like a hydro field after mike my like give them something better than that. he deserves better than that, but yeah, it was, it was kind of crazy. the recognition and love from, from not just toronto, but vancouver, you know, places like when a peg. i'm sure places that you've toured before and you're in your stand a path other i just i can tell you from 1st hand experience, you're an absolute god and flint flop my front people burn incense at your altar up there and listen. i know mike, he was a perfectionist when he was on s and l. so i hope mike myers way as a one way to do it one way or you are going to do it or the or the freeway. that's amazing. like yeah, like the news had hit, but then also this news of space jim was happening. so people automatically pinned me as the new voice for bugs, which means i'm automatically the new voice in spaceship, which is not always we. yeah, we now live in this era where reboot's and re imaginings used to happen, like anywhere between 2 to 4 yea

so i hope mike myers way as a one way. he's going to do it one way or you are going to do it or the or the freeway. that's amazing. like yeah, like the news had hit, but then also this news of space jim was happening. so people automatically pinned me as the new voice for bugs, which means i'm automatically the new voice in space jan, which is not only we, we now live in this era where reboot's and re imaginings used to happen like anywhere between 2 to 4 years of one another, now they're happening between $2.00 and $4.00 weeks of one another. you know, you have streaming, you have, you know, your phones, you got like theater, you got tv, you got so many places to show these characters that people just can't get enough of. and every time they switch hands, each show runner, executive producer director, has a different vision of how the character should be performed and who the character should be performed by. so in this case, you know, i was good for this one for loony tunes cartoons under pete brown guard to be exec prod

judge myers, thank you for your availability. ms. baceras, we heard earlier about what it means to walk into a court and identified by race with the judge, the people involved in the court. my experience in federal court was a great deal different. it depended on the client and we were much more concerned with the political leanings and the belief of the judge as to how the client was going to be treated. if you were going into court, would you be more concerned that you were going before a very activist judge who was known from legislating from the bench who did not care for your political positions or someone that actually, regardless of race, color, gender, any of those things, was actually open-minded that you can see through prior rulings? what would your thought be as you go into that courtroom? >> ms. baceras, you may unmute. >> i got it. my hope would be that whatever judge i was before, regardless of who appointed the judge, regardless of that judge's political views and that judge's personal background, would give me a fair

becca myers and her mom maria myers, are with us now. becca, thank you so much.t there. what is your reaction to that? >> they can throw out any number they want. but the bottom line is no one on that team is trained or certified to deal with blind or visually impaired swimmers, especially in my case as a deaf/blind athlete. >> i have to tell you just watching you come on set, i saw you helping your daughter navigate how to do that, maria. so when i see these 11 staff for 34 swimmers, you can see how that is actually perhaps spread thin here. tell us about the service you provide your daughter and why it's so necessary that you're there to help her. >> right. because she has usher syndrome, and so she has a very narrow field of vision. and as a result, in the airport or just the airplane, the dining hall, wherever she would be in this venue, she can't see, she can't hear, she can't navigate. and they need a one on one. and she, you know, when she went to rio, she found that being alone, she really couldn't do it. and so i'm there to just whisper in her ear, you k

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the blind, brian mclaurin a postal worker and member of the american postal workers union and karen myers a small business owner. thank you all for joining us today. the united states postal service office of inspector general is an independent oversight organization operating within the postal service. while the subcommittee appropriates funds for the postal ig, the funds appropriated come from the united states post office and not from the united states treasury. the postal ig requested an appropriation of $263 million for fiscal year 2022, an increase of 13 million over fiscal year 2021. but i would like to know that the postal inspector general turns nearly $30 for each dollar appropriated and these funds will go towards supporting the good work already happening in the inspector general's office. among its recent projects, the inspector general has worked to investigate the role the postal service may play in the distribution of narcotics and its impact on the nation's opioid pandemic from those who are using and exploiting the postal service for that purpose. and i want to commend t

>> no question, chad myers.di kaye in florida, thanks to both of you. >>> another story we're following this morning, new court records offer a look into secretive extremist group the fbi infiltrated after the january 6 insurrection. a bible study group, it discussed interest in the american civil war, and testing homemade bombs. joining me from washington, how far along was this plot and how seriously is the fbi taking this group? >> reporter: according to fbi documents, it got far enough the man at the center of the case wong is accused of having a stash of weapons and he intended, according to the fbi, to create and test molotov cocktails. as far as procuring weapons it got pretty far. there was a question about surveilling the capitol looking for weaknesses. this is all part of the fbi case building against this man. here is the break down of how this all happened. these are newly disclosed criminal cases against a man named wong. he attended what members call, quote, bible study meeting in alexandria in feb

myers. right now currently, winds at 75 miles per hour in the center of the storm and the path of this will make landfall, we think, as we roll through tomorrow morning, 75 miles per hour, category 1 hurricane, then just to the west of jacksonville. 65 miles per hour winds and through the carolinas by thursday morning, 40 mile-per-hour winds and start to exit towards virginia with winds of over 35. as it moves into florida, here's what we can expect, two to five inches of rainfall. isolated flash flooding. >> we have a lot happening with weather. another live look in florida. next hour, nightly news will continue our coverage of this hurricane. be sure to watch nightly news at its new time, 6:30 p.m. >>> it is going to be a tough fire season. check out this map. crews are gaining ground on the three big wildfires up north, the lava fire at the foot of mt. shasta, about 70% contained while the tenant fire is just over 50% contained. redding, firefighters are concerned about wind this is week.

myers. and and first let me say again how honored i am to be a part of this project. it is fantastic to be able to work with my co-editors who are luminaries john powell and sam myers and i appreciate very much the support of the russell sage foundation. the rockefeller brothers fund and the plessy and ferguson foundation i just want to say briefly that. as we think about moving forward, you know, unfortunately when we look back in history there have been a lot of missed opportunities. um, so when we think about the end of slavery we had a period called reconstruction. and and i think that's a period in time where most students of us history simply skip over and don't learn a of lessons from you know, we got the 13th the 14th and the 15th amendments during the reconstruction period and a lot of the things that we saw relative to hbcus and educational advancements political advancements happened during that reconstruction period the expansion of the right to vote and voter opportunities to blacks and they the awarding of equal protection. but unfortunately that ultimat

myers, for what purpose? >> parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> is there anyway for those members who have left the capital to conduct the business of the special session on behalf of the people of texas? >> there is not. >> parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> if the quorum is not present, can those who stayed in the capitol take up bills on the floor? >> that is not allowed. >> parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> can we hold committee hearings? >> we may not. >> parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> when will the house at the chance to debate hb-3 for the other government bills for consideration? >> that is a hypothetical inquiry but we may not conduct business until we have a quorum. >> parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> can you clarify, are we able to take those issues up while democrats are in washington, d.c.? >> we may not. >> parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> the rules were adopted by unanimous vote? >> i believe that is cor

myers, for what purpose? >> parliamentary inquiry. >> please state your inquiry. >> is there any way for those who have left the capitol in the state to conduct business on the behalf of the people of texas? >> there is not. >> parliamentary inquiry. if a quorum is not present, and those of us who have stayed in the capitol to do the jobs we were elected to take up bills on the floor? >>? >> that is not allowed under the rules. >> mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. can we at least hold committee hearings? >> we may not. >> mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. when will there be a chance to debate any of the items the governor has submitted for our consideration? >> mr. meyer, that is a hypothetical inquiry but we may not conduct a business until we have quorum. >> mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. can you clarify, are we able to take those issues up while democrats are in d.c.? >> we may not. >> mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. is it true that the house rules were adopted by unanimous vote? >> that is co

there's nothing else that has anything to do with relative myers. well, that's pretty new. and i think it's a political issue where ordinary people were not into politics, would like to go to the united kingdom without any problems. it's not fair think it becomes pretty clear that there may be some kind of political agenda on the table. i'm not entirely sure how fond that u. k. government is of my calling and have policies, but maybe it's retaliation for something i couldn't really tell you. i think it definitely has political ties and i do think that it's, it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries. so why was fraud singles out earlier this month, u. k. government and you travel car due to the news, but then unexpectedly place additional restrictions on those coming via from the u . k. says it was concerned about the prevalence holes, the b to very intense. now this i'm the plus category ment, tens of thousands of holiday makers, had to cancel my plan pretty much last minute and that many scratching their heads were 6 as easy f

bob myers admitted that there is no exact size to this. and regardless of what decision they may make. this is a team that is trying to win right now. >> you draft a player that makes it better in one year. that might not be better in the second year. and these are the things we get paid to try to get right their short-term decisions that are good. the short term decisions that are short-term decisions that you regret. and fans and ourselves will blame us, which deserve if we get it wrong. so that's what we're trying to figure out. there's a it's never this stuff isn't easy isn't always clear. you like clarity. >> nation in trying to hear that. get it right. bob. alright, oakland legend and nba hall of famer gary payton has taken on the task of being the very first head coach for the lincoln university basketball program. the school just launched an athletic department today. more than 60 kids students, whatever you want to they came out for tryouts for 3 open scholarships as you might expect, gary is looking for tough minded kids with a s

i watched your interview this morning with danny myers. understand what many of these companies are doing. for us, it is complicated. we're in many jurisdictions. we have had a tremendous success over the last 90 days that we'd like to keep going. so we're hoping and believing with encouragement because our employee population base is well ahead of the clark county number. so we'd like to demonstrate leadership here and continue to push them to do the same for the safety of themselves, their family, the community and ultimately our company. it's essential. we're starting to see it really work. >> i listened to that danny myer interview also with great interest. i got a lot of information out of that. are you requiring your customers as well like danny myer is? >> no. it's just a mask mandate. we have 36,000 hotel rooms. we have 100,000 customers on board at any given moment just here on las vegas, never mind our other eight regional properties. anyone of these environments has 14 or 15 ingresses and egresses. >> so you're saying you're too

it is fantastic to work with my coeditors, luminaries john powell and professor myers. i appreciate the support of the russel sage foundation, the rockefeller brothers fund and the plessy and ferguson foundation. i just want to say briefly that as we think about moving forward, you know, unfortunately, when we look back on history, there have been a lot of missed opportunities. so when we think about the end of slavery, we had a period called reconstruction. i think that's a period in time where most students of history history simply skip over and don't learn a lot of lessons from. we got the 13th, the 14th, and the 15th amendments during the reconstruction period. and a lot of the things that we saw relative to hbcus, educational advancements, political advancements, happened during that reconstruction period. the expansion of the right to vote and voter opportunities to blacks, and the awarding of equal production. unfortunately, that ultimately became a miss unt opportunity because as we know in the 1877 election in order to settle that election and to get the outco

relative myers, i do think that it's, it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries. tourists are being evacuated from the hotels and turkey, where wildfires are raging in the south of the country. a russian plains are helping to combat the foss spreading flame and a helping hand. we meet the 3 year old boy whose life has been in the hands with a prosthesis made by a specialist of russian company. ah, cranking out your new 247 from moscow. this is all the international with me re sushi. i said joining us this hour. but the numbers keep going up and now more than 200000 people hit the streets across from, from saturday to protest. health policies under mandatory vaccinations empowers the crowd, was in a touchy mood which crushed too early on with the right police. the news, the from august the 9th health class will be required to visit all sorts of public places. restaurants, bars, public transport, the qualify you need to be injected will have a reasonably tested negative for a covert. mandatory vaccina

it's nothing else has anything to do with myers. i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries of the helping hand, for a very worthy counter. let's. we met the 3 year old boy whose life has been in house with a prosthesis made by a specialist, russian company, me when you meet people like vanya, you realize that developing technologies like this on just cool. they can also be life changing. ah, life for moscow, this is artsy, my name's unit o'neill. 30 minutes of news and views start a huge kick in the teeth. that's how any workers in england have slum. they proposed 3 percent pay increase to reward medical stuff for their efforts in bottling cobit dozens. of furious nurses and health care employees marched to dunning street on friday to bent their under the . 7 what was on the on the the be 3 percent pay rise offer it comes after the government took flacco, ritz one percent proposal that was back in march. it was described by unions at the time of insulting non, effectively a peer cut in real terms. when factori

it's nothing else that has anything to do with reality or myers. i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries and helping and for a very we're the candidates. we mean the 3 year old boy whose life is being enhanced with a prosthesis made by a specialist, brushing help the when you meet people like vanya, you realize that developing technologies like this on just cool. they can also be life changing. ah, very good afternoon to you. thanks for joining us on our t. huge kick in the teeth. that's our chess work is in england have slammed. they propose 3 percent pay increase to reward medical staff for their efforts in battling cove. it dozens of furious nurses and health care employees monster down the street on friday to vendor around you the. 7 the what was the, what did all the 3 percent pay rise offer comes up to the government. took flack over it's one percent proposal that came back in march. that was described by unions that the time is in. so thing and effectively a pay cuts in real te

anything to do, relative myers? i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries. for us to being evacuated from the hotels in turkey, where wildfires are raging in the south of the country. i meantime, a rushing plane to help him to combat the foster reading play and a helping hand. we meet the 3 year old boy whose life has been in han with a purse piece is made by a specialist russian company. ah, very well welcome to you from all of us here at rp international in moscow just after 1 o'clock in the morning here. well, the numbers do keep growing, at least 200000 people hit the streets across france on saturday to protest. health passes and mandatory vaccinations empowers the crowd was in a rather touchy mood and clashed early on with the police. the news from august 9th, the health past will be required to visit a number of public places. for example, restaurant bars, public transport, qualify you will need to be injected. will have a recently tested negative covey examination. mandatory vaccinatio

thing is political, it's nothing else has anything to do or reality myers? i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries. source to being evacuated from their hotels in turkey, where wildfires are raging in the south of the country, a russian plains, helping to combat the foss spreading flame. and a helping hand. we meet the 3 year old boy whose life has been enhanced by a prosthesis made by a specialist, russian company ah, the moment after midnight here in moscow, welcome to the program on our, to you to national. it can be a top stories. but the numbers keep going up right now. more than 200000 people hit the streets all across france on saturday to protest health passes and mandatory vaccinations in parish. the crowd was a touchy mood and clashed early on with the rise police. the news from august, the 9th, the health pass will be required to visit numerous public places. we're talking all about restaurants, bars, public transport to qualify. you need to be injected or have a reasonably tested ne

there's nothing else that has anything to do with relative myers. i do think that it's pretty ridiculous they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries, and the anger boils among healthcare workers in england, who said that they're offended over proposed 3 percent pay rises, rewards for their efforts during the pandemic that as it's revealed, civil servants have been handed to thousands of towns small during the covert crisis. hoping hands for a very worthy candidate. we meet the 3 year old boy. his life is being at hand through the thesis made by a specialist rushing company. ah, good evening grain have you with it? this is auntie international by let's start in france is lots going on. the people are out on the streets for 3rd weekend in the protesting hell passes a mandatory vaccination. the crowd in the capital in pretty touchy mood, is already been classes with right officers. the news so that was then, and this is the scene in paris right now and things haven't really improved. as you can see, the crowds even gotten bigger, a

let's begin our coverage with cnn meteorologist chad myers. he has the latest forecast. chad, what's new in this forecast that strikes your eye? >> boris, the latest is that making landfall right now, taylor county, florida, very close to steam chachly, north of horseshoe beach, certainly north of cedar key. it's getting bigger at this hour, at least convectionwise, not wind speedwise, over a swampy area in taylor county. we're not going to see more increase in speed circulating around the storm itself. still going to be a 65-mile-per-hour storm. what we are still seeing, tremendous amounts of rain on the tail end here near ft. myers and heavy rainfall about to come onshore across parts of northern florida, moving into georgia, south carolina and even into north carolina. the biggest winds i've seen so far, in the 50, 60-mile-per-hour-gust range, but we'll still see it come on land. then it makes landfall and moves to the west of savannah and west of charleston, west of myrtle beach and on up toward hampton roads and offshore likely in the northeast. some spots, though,

general manager bob myers. i think everyone's really curious just to see what he has to say after so many reports of the warriors have been trying to trade these lottery picks. they made tonight, however, overall, i would say this was an excellent draft class for the warriors. everyone really seemingly happy with the picks they made. first with the 7th overall selection. >> in the 2021 nba draft. they chose jonathan coming guy. he's a 6 foot 8, 210 pound forward from the democratic republic of congo. the recently played just over the bay bridge. in fact, for the g league ignite out of walnut creek coming to average 15.8 rebounds a rather points and 7.2 rebounds per game he's athletic first toll has the potential to be really excellent defender. a guy that just has a lot of upside. but he made need some time to develop. so it was looking like he might be someone that the worst could be shopping around even before the end of tonight's draft. now with the 14th overall pick the were selected arkansas's moses moody

stefan myers there.what organisers say is the largest gay pride gathering in the country's history. it comes after viktor orban�*s right—wing government pushed through a law banning the portrayal or promotion of homosexual or transgender content to people under 18. courtney bembridge reports. thousands gathered in budapest to send a message of acceptance, unity and defiance. i think it is more important than ever to out onto the streets and show that we are together, we are joined in this fight for the rights and the freedom for lg btq people. the annual parade on took on special significance this year after a controversial law was passed, making it illegal to depict homosexuality and gender reassignment to children. so that means, you know, books with gay characters in, it means advertising, it means television programmes with any kind of portrayal or discussion of lgbt themes, is technically against the law. the government has billed it as an anti—paedophile law, but these crowds say it's a move design

myers and critic join us for the women in asia. i me for the role of money and i mentioned on the voices, the only way i can be on top is to my own empire, the story. ah, this weekend on d w. the business need a show coming up today. it's been called one or 2 cars. was environmental disasters, hundreds of animals on washing up dead on the countries beaches every week after shift thank of the cost. the government say it's too early to draw conclusions, but conservationist, sounding the alarm, plus the long road to recovery after the deadly 2nd wave of the pandemic coral, nevada survivors in india, hoping the symptoms of longed coven.

so what is, who is medical really want to people his food along the way, myers and critic join us for mattel last the ah ah, i was conceived from the sperm of an anonymous man. i found out he started maybe $600.00 babies. now some of my siblings is starting to show up and they all want the truth of their origin. i always actually felt those with physical pieces mean missing and don't or can say people are all too often told you should be happy to be alive. but i also have an innate desire to know where i come from and who i come from, an anonymous donor can produce a 1000 children. so what was wrong with your child? don't get to affective disorder, gets a for any bipolar disorder. and don't, i can see kids have grown up together without knowing they're related. i came in close contact with my didn't know the thing. i wanted the government in the anonymity of sperm donors. no cold blooded ocean continued to be human as to have a story. and to have a story, one must have the true story. me. ah, it began a long time ago in philadelphia, 984. a wealthy couple couldn't get pregnant. so the

first, elsa bearing down on fort myers, florida. we are there. derek, how dangerous is this storm? >> reporter: i think people taking this for granted, because it's early in the season. maybe just getting caught off guard. that makes it dangerous. not only the threats of tornado and water spouts but the storm surge potential. the geography of the florida peninsula and this long duration event. the storm is basically going to be moving parallel to the coastline for the next 12 to 18 hours. so that will maximize the potential threats and impacts for that location. you know we've got a strengthening storm out there. i've been analyzing a lot of the radar and satellite imagery, the water temperatures are very warm, like bath water in the gulf of mexico. and it is just providing that fuel necessary for the storm to develop. we're starting to notice a closed circulation on the radar indicating to meteorologists that perhaps this storm is overcoming sheer and it's getting the act together adds well. in fact, the hurricane hunters are flying into the center of the storm to determine just h

becca myers, who is deaf and blind and when my three gold medals in the 2016 paralympics in swimming and then qualified for the tokyo games, a few days ago she was forced to withdraw. the u.s. olympic and paralympic denied myers' request to bring her mom to serve as a personal care assistant. >> i'm heartbroken, i can't even put it into words. i haven't been sleeping well, i haven't been eating. it's just tore me apart, for someone who is trained for five years for this moment, the extra year with the pandemic it makes it all seem like it is for nothing. >> laura: heartbreaking. we can't forget the most devastating and illogical thing to happen to women sport, the inclusion of biological males on teams, including of course at the olympics. the u.s. ioc now allows trends trends -- to compete against biological women. laurel hubbard will lift in the super weight category shamelessly taking this far from a female competitor. ditto for the usa's chelsea wolf riding freestyle bmx. and canada's stephanie barrett in archery. now the entire thing is just a fraud. liberals don't care, but wok

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myers?i would like to start by thanking chairman durbin and ranking member grassley and the rest of the committee to share my experience speak on an issue that'ss very near and dear to my hearts. this bill is not about labor shortage of people skipping ahead of i the line for this is about the american dream, the american voter and the viability of america that allows the dreamers to dream and the voters to create the change they dream of. i grew up in a very special place in organs a population of just 3000 people. about 50% are whiten and 50% latino. those latino folks arms exclusively from mexico and arrived in our area, was originally arrived as a migrant fieldworkers. when i was in school my friends name was martha or mario evident on both wrote we called mario o with two different cultures together we ate each other's food, try to speak each other's at native language. and most importantly we worked side-by-side in fields and on the farm. admittedly some of us only did it to work for e