an answer to the united nations appeal. as recruiting centers report heavy enlistment in washington. president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. gentlemen, wait, we face you. serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on the advice of all the brains that i could muster, was hoping always hoping that we would finally arrive at the peace in the world, which anticipated when we created the united nations. that's the only reason for the action. thank you very much. and again, at lake success, the security council meets to provide for a unified command. the president of the council, the korean delegate, to take a seat at the council table, the republic of how to take its place at the table. great britain's delegate speaks on the resolution after discussions with many delegations from the french government and his majesty's government. i've circulated the draft resolution that is before we know the council about seven to nothing for a u

and that the national park service has at its helm our nation's very first director. we are extraordinarily grateful for his leadership. and for all the things he is doing to help transform the culture within the park service, to help tell a more complete history of our nation's beautiful public lands. and his and all of the efforts of the national park service to protect these ecologically important places. the national park service is working to advance equity to support underserved communities. to tackle the climate crisis, to conserve our natural resources and preserve these public spaces and waters for generations to come. the park service is making these spaces more accessible to all people. and as i said, telling a more complete history. as we know, many of our national parks are actually spaces that are formerly indigenous lands in which our tribes lived, used, hunted and used for ceremonial purposes. the park service is partnering with tribal communities to return sacred places and access to important resources. the park service is working with our communitie

the head coach of the national team in turkey. the friendly match between nasaji mazandaran and al-ahli football teams of saudi arabia in the campaign of park turkey, which ended in a draw, had a special guest, the head coach amir qala novi. the national team, reza inaiti and the technical staff of the omid team closely watched the match between the two teams at the nasaji friendly match and on the field number two of the grim part training camp. i said the match ended without a goal . hope that's it the venue will be held from a watch. i will also add news that ghul has mehdi mohammadnabi, the manager of the national football teams of our country, who is the vice president of the federation. it is that on september 16 , he will play against bulgaria and we will have 5 more and fifa will have 10 more. the youth committee is in contact with him and in fact management anbar, the head of the youth committee, the head of the youth committee and the board of the football federation are now present at the stadium, and let's talk and see

the common stories that make us a nation, a nation who invents a nation, poets invent, not constitutionalistst people who wrote the constitution, but people who wrote a dream. we have such poets, prophets, who invent a nation, and from this point of view, taras hryhorovych is as much the father of the ukrainian nation as the fathers and the german nation, like goethe schiller or ska like well in the same way, other nations have such parents, or there danunci are the fathers of the modern italian nation, and i would like to clarify and detail something here, because i also feel a threat from our audience, who may read this as what does it mean that they invented the ukrainian nation, then it turns out that putin is right when he says that someone once invented ukraine, let's explain this point here, every ukrainian ah, because when the country didn't exist on the map , someone once invented it, and it's obvious that we don't live in russia of the 20th century ah things were invented in the moscow vygya, muscovy also existed, but the russian empire was seen by ukrainians starting from prokopovi

for example, in france, only tyuram played only one match for the national team national team and youre are players who are already adults national team, they really did not go to prison for this euro, er, also lil's son is in prison, so he already liquidated under the national team , now he is the main a-a in molodizhka, and that he goes to school, he is also close to national team, but for now he will leave the state team, he did not use it, well, we hope that this experience will help you. well, i think it will help, although there are examples that italy, georgia, they have already left the tournament, or it did not help them much, but the georgians themselves are not there, and the italians themselves, too. they are guilty because they did not qualify from the group, they conceded to the swiss based on an additional score, this is also a similar story, yes, for the italians, it is actually, well, first of all, it is an example for the fans and it is a game for the national team, which in the last round did not manage to play properly there against unmethylated opponents well, as

and national monument. enjoy these opportunities that exist in every season and the national park is unique as it is made up of lakes, street rather than land. thank you forth your support and service. who does this belong to? >> do you believe the national park system policies that govern thesee should serve the best interest of theat american peop? >> of course. >> to believe the policies that govern our national parks should enable or limit access for americans? m >> the policies need to follow the law and i future generations. >> so i can't read between the lines. he believes is should enable limit access? >> we should be able to have parks open and as accessible as possible. >> i have heard time and time again voyageurs and national park. the national park service, it does not have the best interest of my constituents and in peace are access to the public space they've enjoyed for decades. i've heard from many were frustrated and i stand with the constituents. the plan is written would block my constit

national team of afghanistan. today, for the 23rd selection tournament in tehran salman, the competition is very high and these words are very difficult. 6996 people participated and it was organized by iran and they succeeded 17 afghan children participate in these competitions, eight of these 17 people hate the national competition that was held on the 23rd, minus one of the most popular martial arts among afghan immigrants . my dream is to be in the afghan national olympic team and fly the afghan flag. i am very grateful to konkur iran for providing us with the conditions to participate in the competitions and to be a way for our national competitions to participate in the national team of afghanistan. 23rd of july may it be held in tehran, alireza sharifi, have a peaceful night, may god guard hakim come to an end, the photos and souvenirs will remain for the pilgrims of god's house, and the memories of this trip will be that they say i entered the grand mosque and my eyes are so big that i saw the sun up close

national security. with the department of defense mission being very clear and stating what the mission is, no money funding and fueling the ukraine war belongs in our defense authorization act because this is for our nation, not for another nation, not for ukraine. ukraine is not the 51st state. . sending money to fund a war in a foreign country does not deter war. it continues it. it causes it. it enables it. and it allows it. sending money to fund a war in a foreign country against a nuclear armed nation does not protect our national security. it endangers our national security. it endangers every single american, it endangers the entire world. we do not want world war iii. i rise today to encourage all of my colleagues to consider that they can pass another funding bill to fund money going to ukraine without it being in our national defense authorization act. and i ask my colleagues and urge my colleagues to vote yes on this amendment and with that, mr. speaker, i reserve. the chair: for what purpos

the united nations secretary general refused to answer this question, but the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights had announced that the israeli army's airstrikes and ground operations in jenin crime camp it is considered a war, according to the announcement of the deregulation board, the issuance of licenses from the national license portal has reached about half a million licenses, and more than 97 percent of devices with 4456 licenses are connected to this national portal based on the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses, if a device does not issue a license to the applicants the ministry of economy and the status of pending licenses should be issued automatically from the national license portal. the issuance of licenses from the national license portal has reached about half a million. it will answer in three days the judiciary of the organization of construction engineering system and the official experts of the judiciary, according to the latest report of the deregulation committee, did not facilitate the issuance of permits . ilam province, kohgi

national library. the brand of belarus is a visiting card of the country.this unique territory with a quality mark , people work with a quality mark. people who are in love with their work are the secret of success. the library is my work, which i like, it is very diverse. everything is combined here. as for working with information, in general, working with information. i really like it here, probably not only the place of work is already both a hobby and a poly of interests and, to a certain extent, quite a large part of life. we have space. it's always m-m nice creative atmosphere. these are your associates. these are people with whom you are comfortable working and not only working. i go to work with great pleasure skipping. it can be said that i also return home with great pleasure. this is probably happiness, i like to come here, and i like my feelings, my involvement, so to speak, in eternity. our land through the eyes of foreigners, i came to belarus from sunny from dagestan to study and get a higher education. i have been working for 19 years. and

what about nationalism? i have a very specific and i hope, precise definition of nationalism. which is indeed it is a form to tell of carrying those. i see nothing, nothing since the end of the 19th century. that ennoble is nationalism. nationalism has been transformed in by the 1920s, already and certainly by the 1930, the 1940s into an instrument of totalitarianism. and it becomes today the only truly effective and resonant instrument of national totalitarian. now you mentioned here, cream being at the cross rose between east and west on the. 6 uh, some of our viewers may know that your friends name is literally translated as being on an edge or, or cry. and i, i, person, i think that sort of underlines the borderline character of, with the historic and the political development. i've heard. some analysts suggest that, you know, those countries that happened to be in between big council, big civilizations are essentially destined to lean one way or another rather than trying to sort of cultivate the national identity from within and pick and choose from various corners what

nation, and members of the family of nations, the state of israel. israel has no border with iran, israel has no resources contested by iran. israel has no conflict with the iranian people. and yet the iranian regime together with its proxies throughout the middle east is aiming and working towards destroying the state of israel, killing the jews and challenging the entire world. the entire free world. allowing iran to become a nuclear threshold state, whether by omission or by diplomatic commission, is unacceptable. the world cannot remain indifferent to the iranian regime's call to wipe israel off the map. tolerating this call and iran's measures to realize it is an excuse -- is an inexcusable moral collapse, backed by the free world israel and the united states must act forcefully together to prevent iran's fundamental threat to international security. i am here to reiterate what every israeli leader has declared for decades. the state of israel is determined to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapon capabilities. mr. speaker, we are proud to

but it corresponds to the national interest. yes, but the corresponds to the national interest of the other side. and as you rightly conclude, the only explanation for the behavior of the countries of european union is that they have completely lost their sovereignty. and the ability to make decisions in the interest of their own people. this is really probably the only possible explanation for the current situation. well, developments will reveal what other psychological upheavals and problems exist there. my personal impression is that at some stage the european union stopped coping with their assumed role as the leader of europe. and even as they believe the world and africa. and this gave them a feeling of panic. and the only remedy they could find was to attack russia, they began to look for the meaning of their own existence in nato's expansion to the east. but this is an inappropriate search for an unsuitable solution, because we are now facing global challenges, the required coordinated global responses. if we want to so

this is incredibly irresponsible in terms of our national security. and that's why i'm going to strongly oppose this hyperpartisan, extreme right-wing effort to undermine our national security. reporter: the concerns might be deeper than what mr. crane said last night. we had a whole week where you had a republican in the senate trying to define white nationalism and right there at the podium about a half hour ago, mr. good of virginia said he doesn't know what white nationalism is or if it's in the military. what do you make of all of this? this is people you serve with. mr. jeffries: you have individuals in this country and across the congress, including within the house republican conference, which clearly has been taken over by extreme maga republicans, and individuals like george santos and others, who have outwardly expressed sympathy for white supremacy. that want to turn back the clock. but as democrats, led by president biden, we're going to continue to move the country forward. recognizing that our diversity in every possible way, our racial

you now think about the aspect of iran in national security documents, national security strategy, national defense strategy, the coalescing of all the nations, brought us an opportunity to work more closely together, in our collective efforts to deter the activities by iran within the streit of hormuz -- states are of hormuz -- streit of hormuz -- strait of hormuz. sen. scott: a lot of people were concerned about the deal with iran. once i get back i hear that the f.b.i. is investigating rob who recently served as president biden's special envoy to iran. because his security clearance was suspended based on mishandling of classified information. does this concern you or are you concerned, you're going to have an obligation to try to defend the transit and help israel, things like that? and then you've got, over here you've got the biden administration trying to negotiate some deal that is going to possibly give iran more resources? gen. brown: the thing i do think about is the role of how all parts of government play in our overall dedeterrence. it's not just what the military does, it's w

according to a national p.t.a. survey american parents worry most about their child being bullied and they worry about their child struggling socially and emotionally. what is not on the list, their school being taken over by illegal immigrants. you would think parents don't have to worry about that. but yet, here we are here and we are in crazy town and the biden administration is fixated on transforming public schools, our institutions for learning into shelters for illegal immigrants. it's happening now and already seeing school facilities in cities like new york being converted into housing for immigrants who have illegally crossed our border. let me be clear, this type of activity emphasizees the notion that an open border is the new normal. this is an attack on law and order and american families who pay taxes into these schools so their children can get a good educational foundation. housing in public schools includes safety hazards and security threats and health risks and america's students are facing seve

iran has started the third week of the league of nations volleyball that the iranian national team could reach the stage of the american embassy in ankara with the complete composition of the base due to the disruption of the us, announced that it would not issue a visa to mohammad wali amin esmailnejad madhe panah arman salehi, but zadeh also joined the iranian team's convoy before the match and the solution to the differences of taste between the governments is to find the sport and that it was fair that this did not happen and visas were issued for all the team members. it provides so far whenever i want another country a third party brand in the same america used to protect iran's interests there, and i would easily return to iran to advance in the field of sports , not in other fields . it is global and it is tolerance. the non-attendance of this tournament will cause more damage from the point of view of the world federation, due to the incompleteness of the iranian team. the results of the third week of the league of volleyball nations will not affect iran in the world ranking, be

perhaps at these competitions, no one expected that our national team, our national beach soccer teame, will replace the distance of the final and it was close in order to win and win gold medals and the fact that we are third in the standings, well, this is super respect, because look, even just like that, we are five, germany and france are behind us. although all the strongest athletes are represented at these competitions, and we are inferior only to the italians and spaniards in the overall standings, and today there will also be several competitions where we have a kickboxing final, there is also shooting, where i think our participants will be able to improve. well, yes, the first place is unlikely to come out, not that it is unlikely that they will not come out , but the second place is more likely the spaniards in the pasture respect that with each games it is already the third - we are adding the european games and again in very difficult conditions we are preparing, we all understand in what conditions we can prepare for the competition now top-3 and again we still have an

[applause] and number five, our southern border is the major national security issue our nation faces. closing our southern border because of the national security risk that it poses is absolutely in america's best interest period. and for those who do not like common sense, conservative principles are driven by the judeo-christian foundation, choose another candidate. it is that simple. >> senator tim scott, ladies and gentlemen. >>

working on our nation's founding documents. colin powell, the first african-american chairman of the joint chiefs and the first african-american secretary of state. chappy jake -- general chappy james to become the first african-american four-star general in the united states air force, whose picture hangs just outside the office and the pentagon. michelle howard, the united states navy to become the first woman to command a united states navy ship in the first to obtain a four-star rank for their operations. and, the nation that has embraced our current secretary defense. providing opportunity for leadership only in the armed forces. opportunity for americans to serve and do great things beyond their service in uniform. americans like john allen who went from attending segregated schools to fighting fighter jets in vietnam who left the air force in 1973, gained a law degree and would be a superior court judge serving for another 23 years. for growing up in a segregated school and serving his nation in and out of uniform. with

. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioningnstitute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: and more now from the truman civil rights symposium with chief arabs -- chief air force staff. -- general brown spoke about rights, diversity, and inclusion in the military. this is about 20 minutes. -- [applause] >> thank you you and good morning. president truman, as i said, was a courageous scope for -- skillful leader that sees a chance to make change. this is only possible because president truman and his administration seize the opportunity to change and make america better. in order to make it possible for american to have so many extraordinary opportunities. thank you to general scott for the kind introduction. it is an honor to have someone that knows my parents and served with my father. i appreciate that introduction this morning. thank you. i want to thank the truman institute and everyone that has worked to make the civil rights symposium possible. thank you all for being in a

the sixth stage of the cyrus national team camp is being held at the national olympic academy . ashkaran is preparing for the asian games. the children have been in the camp since the beginning of the year due to the fact that the asian championship is also a test event. asian game in it was held in china in may, after that i had a short rest and he took off and we got his team composition again from the beginning of june . may we be able to have the original version of this team that is a 100% representative of the asian games, so that we can at least return to the country with full hands. the latest opponent of iran's cyrus in the past years was uzbekistan, and it became clear that this is only uzbekistan, and other countries have also improved. all must be in actually, let's analyze it, everyone is highly prepared, no one wants to knit a sweater, i hope you get the best result, they are very high and we can be the best in the asian games . there are ways to get better results. the asian games are from 1st to 16th october while it will be held by morteza izadpanah of the natio

i am the youth national team . now you are the national team of omid, mr. 456, most of the 67 players of the youth team, the players, the players, the players of our youth team have clubs, some of them are playing in the premier league last year , there are 95 96 players in turkey, and this shows the mission of the youth and talent search committee. and the talent to do it right and as a result, unfortunately, we lost in the final minutes, and don't be tired, manjuq, i say to the youth team, moham worked very well. we have more than 9,500 players in the youth team in the whole country, and for the baby of these 500 players, look at the head coach. the team, see the head coach of the team, the program for all the legos of the basic teams , the youth , the young people, and omid, not all of them are from the country. the number of trainings we do in iran is very large. we are all futsal teams football from beach soccer, tortured by mina, sometimes coincides with each other, their camps show ardabil, borujerd, borujer

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. july 13, 2023. i hereby appoint the honorable john s. dwoort yea to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house, january 89, 2023, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties. each member other than the minority and majority leaders and the north whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker,

connected to the national license portal, zahra. shafiei of the national broadcasting agency called for the lifting of unilateral us sanctions against iran. the political deputy secretary general of the united nations said in the meeting of the security council regarding resolution 2231 that it is necessary for all parties to agree on the remaining issues as soon as possible. the representative of russia also said that the united states is responsible for weakening resolution 2231 of the province so far, the country has never made a real decision to return to the jcpoa. the representative of china asked the us to lift all unilateral sanctions against iran . in this meeting, the representatives of england, germany and france without referring to the destination of the western side, claiming iran's missile program violates resolution 2231 and missile sanctions. it should continue, but the representative of our country emphasized that iran's child program is outside the scope and jurisdiction of resolution 2231. mr. irvani also clarifi

may we never forget their patriotism and valor as a nation. we can never be grateful enough for the uncommon bravery of those sons and daughters who fought to preserve our values of peace, prosperity and human rights. in commemorating the 77/80 anniversary of the korean armistice agreement signing, we remember the 40 plus nations in over 2.5 million people who died. thank you, lord, for guiding our military members and the requisite diplomatic means to stop the disastrous loss of life and create a border and dmz that is formally separated. the free south korea from the north. i pray there are memories continue to fuel and flame the freedom and democracy that resonates within our hearts. may the history of that time drive us to never forget and yet to always seek your peace. god bless this korean war veterans armistice day ceremony. bless and protect our service members who are deployed even today in all our military. and god bless america. i ask this in your precious and holy name. amen. everyone, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please

things ; nationalism is associated with national identity and nations about patriotism - this is alreadyected with society and the state. although there are clear boundaries, it is impossible to separate if national patriotism. and so we can say that national identity. it is also part of the structure patriotism. and in each specific context , it is worth isolating something more somewhere. and most importantly, the fact that everything related to the humiliation of other nationalities, the humiliation of other cultures, is already beyond patriotism. and gennadievna has nothing to do with him. and what about in other countries, because, well, the topic of patriotism has sounded very loudly in our country in recent years. understandable we associate this with the events of the twentieth year. what is in other countries, but patriotism there is what today and uh, well, as we like to say, yes, is it worth us some international experience to adopt. and if we take, for example, the same thing, the west of the united states of america, we said that it is political, a component of the freedom o

a national park. so three times he proposed bills to make it the national park and. harrison became president in the 1880s, and he again to make it a national park. and he couldn't get congress to go along with that because it takes act of congress to create a national park. so there was a lot of opposition from arizonans, because this land had been privately and they didn't want to see, you know, private land claimed by the pioneers, you know, taken away from the pioneers and turned into public land. so benjamin harrison couldn't do it even he was president. he did make this a national forest, though. he did manage to make the grand canyon, the national forest, which is sort of bogus, because inside the canyon there's not very many forest inside the canyon on the rim. so that was one step forward and then teddy roosevelt came along. he was very dedicated to the grand canyon, too. he really loved it. but in a very paradoxical way. so teddy roosevelt, after he was president, went to the north rim to go

we now think about the aspect of iran in national security documents and strategy, national defense strategy, coalescing of all of the nations and provide this any opportunity to work closely together in collective efforts to deter the activities by iran and the strait of remove's and other places in the middle east. >> thank you. nothing you brought up is -- a lot of the leaders were concerned about what the biden administration is doing with regard to negotiating some deal with iran. then once i get back i hear the fbi is investigating rob millet or malley who served as president biden's special envoy to iran. because his secured clearance was suspended on based on mishandling classified information. does this concern you or are you concerned when you will have an obligation to try to defend the transit and help israel and things like that and you have the biden administration june trying to negotiate deal that would possibly give iran more resources? >> the thing i think about is the role of how all parts of government play in our deterrence. it is not just with the -- what the military d

zion national park is an example. there are 426 units in the national parks system and some are underutilized. we are focused on how to steer the american people to the full american story represented in the system. dealing with how to have a quality visitor experience and take care of the resources and heavily visited places and get folks to understand their parks is another one. >> i know it's in new mexico, we struggle with that challenge. there is a double edged sword in that having that a federal recognition and protection of these beautiful and important places brings greater attention and protection but also brings as you stated, over love of some of the spaces and we are struggling with that in some of our areas. in terms of the challenges, climate change challenges that they posed for the parks, this summer, the southwest was covered in a heat dome. an historic fires in canada have brought smoke which descended down across all of the u.s. and, of course, the historic drought and climate and water challenges t

that's a great nations you and we are a great nation. for only with the truth comes healing, justice, repair, and another step forward toward forming a more perfect union. we got a hell of a long way to go. that's what's happening. that's what's happening with visitors of all backgrounds long history of emmett till and maybe to mobley to our national monument. look, telling the truth and the full history of our nation is important. it's important for children, grandchildren, our great grandchildren, to our nation as a whole. i stated before, there's a lesson i learned coming out of like real leaders in civil rights movement, when i came out of the civil rights live as a kid as a public defender and i used to say, you pass something that was good, you make kate go away. hate never goes away. it just hides it hides under the rocks. and given a little bit of oxygen like bad people, it comes rolling out again. it's up to all of us to deal with that. up to all of us to stop it up to all of us come the best way to do it is with the truth. used

i am doing very well for the iraqi national team. i am very helpful. exercise and 400 suspensions helped me a lot, and the leaders in this camp are 9 members of the national team . iraqi judo and the number of members of the national judo team of adults, youth and teenagers of our country they were present on the 15th of july, he will participate in the sports olympiad of the arab countries . the change is in the sixth place in asia. in this ranking, the leader of the brazilian national team , shahab zahedi, who played last season in the puskash academy football team of hungary , joined persepolis with a one-year contract. esteghlal reached an agreement in the continuation of the asian youth handball championship hosted by hong kong, the iranian girls' team has already defeated uzbekistan . on the eve of paris saint-germain's dismissal , he was arrested along with his son for making racist statements while he was at the club. we have reached the end of sports news . a person is recognized as a hero , his memories and details and his life become importa

national seashores. even national battlefield. gettysburg is part of the national park service. certainly true that the scope of areas of the park service is protecting, administering, they like to say being keepers of the american story on these landscapes. that is certainly a print that is much larger than just 63 national parks we think of an yellowstone ornate yosemite. >> you go to the everglades, and we focus on the ecosystem and restoration. tell us what you saw? >> in the everglades, the largest and most expensive environmental restoration work in history across the planet is going on. the united states, the federal government in the state of florida, it is pumping billions of dollars into trying to restore the everglades, and it's a long winding tale that is super interesting you should listen to the episode, but the short version is that in an effort to develop in south florida over the past century, the united states has a lot of money training everglades. there was a misperception that this was treacherous, undesirable land in its current form, and it's a lot of mart

the iranian national team won the third game from the third week of the volleyball league of nations against the olympic bronze medalist with the second and third hands and the points of 38, 29 and 27 birds from earth brings out the fourth and fifth respectively with 25 1925 20 points and 15 11 points, iran played the match at a high level , we worked hard to win this game, we should rest, mozen should rest, two of the team's elders are with the youth, i saw that the youth must stand on their own feet. i stood up on my feet, it gave a good message that i played well, i fought well, but we still have mistakes and we still have some marginal points of this game. ali hajipour was seriously injured in the knee area in the third hand, which was done in the name of a card from the field outside the country by the fact that he had may we perform well, morteza sharifi with 6 points iran's top scoring player was against argentina. iran's men's volleyball team was playing against cuba in the last match of the third week of the league of nations volleyball at 24:00 tonight. the resignation of h

the national anthem .an english magazine said that the american women's national football team's disrespectful actions were taken by the players of the american women's national football team in the previous two games against witten. we used to be and we didn't have the concentration of wealth. in addition, every player can choose for himself whether to study or not , but in america it is so simple that gerr raised the issue of not looking at it. the national anthem of your country is a shame let's do it. i didn't have your hand as a sign of their heart's protest. this disrespect for people is the same for the country, so what team do you play for? they want power and other things, but when they become part of the national team, i don't want them to respect the national team. if you don't like the team in the country, the national team of dawood moradi of sed and sima news agency, with a review of some other news in the world student competitions in china, in the field of taekwondo, khamse boki and zinde i

it's a dream come true to be in this magnificent national treasure, the national museum of african-american history and culture. for my money, the finest museum in the smithsonian system and one of the greatest in the world. as patrick said, our final program is looking to the future. after two wonderful days of studying the past. and our moderator for this program is one of the brightest lights, i'll say if i can be personal, one of the brightest lights in my life for the past six months. i'veed had ted johnson as a colleague and been prejudiced -- privileged to help bring his voice as a washington post contributing columnist to the american people. retired naval commander theodore ted johnson is a psychological hard of the past and an optimist of the future. he's a fellow senior advisor at new america up foundation where he is preparing for that organization to help heed america's celebration -- lead america's celebration of the upcoming 2500th an -- 250th anniversary of the declaration of independence. his writing has appeared in "the new york times," the atlantic the, "wall street journ

this year's defense national -- national defense authorization act, is not sufficient to address all of our nation's readiness issues, but it makes an important down payment on boosting our preparedness and i look forward to supporting it later this week. i hope that we will continue to have a robust amendment process so that other important ideas can be considered appeared all members have a chance to make their voices heard. and i hope that congress will continue to make investing in our military a top priority. mr. president, i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: at least be provided with the safety well-being that they did before they go off. >> those are the services the department of homeland securitys do not provide. >> that's correct. >> last year our face at unprecedented number arrival of unencumbered unconventional even as they have slowed their o.r. has to be prepared to establish emergency housing, take on staff and provide services to children with regular spikes in migration occurs. so