and the central bank, from 1400 to 140160 billion tomans , they provide education to the national housing authority. mr. esmaili , correct me wherever i am wrong in the second year, banks need 458 thousand billion tomans they gave education in the first and second years , 88 thousand billion tomans , they should give education, so far how much has been achieved . he is adding those that have been contracted but not yet paid , which means that it will be about a few percent under 20% , it will be much less than 20% . i don't want to say that this is for non-payment. banks, what reason can we imagine, see, i agree i agree with your words, i am not at all opposed to the fact that, for example, banks have a legal duty and they should pay, i agree with your statements , but you asked why banks avoid this legal duty, for which i have explained the reasons to you. banks, i said that the bank is a financial institution whose balance must be positive at the end of the year and the positive balance of the bank comes from profits . do something that makes them unhappy, i will listen to all your words i have t

those 3rd topics that in the nation strikes, house authorities say bombing, or lack of fuel has forced 18 of kansas specify hospitals to shut down. thousands of palestinians have been sheltering out to the teas, hoping that they would be safe from. is there any for me? it's been the confirmation for mr. all that it's agreed to pause. it's a salt on golf 4 hours each day to allow civilians to flee pricing in the north. whitehouse announced the agreement on that day forcing palestinians have been killed. and one of the biggest is rodney raids in the occupied west bank this year as well as ministry says it was targeting palestinian sizes in the janine refuge account that smith reports from judy. now st. jeanine's crowded refugee camp is rarely soldiers and palestinian gunmen fight street to street on house to house. exclusive, so used to funds goals into homes. so soldiers can come prove them into alleyways and take on the palestinian fighters. tens of thousands of people live in mates. the fighting then the military goals and its machinery for collective punishment. the bulldozers rip up

secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has agreed to a conference on h.r. 2670, national defense authorization act of fiscal year 2024, with the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. joyce, for five minutes. mr. joyce: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, this september the biden administration paveed the way for $6 billion in sanctions funds to be accessed by the iranian regime in exchange for the return of american hostages. authorizing this transfer puts us in an incredibly dangerous position and will only encourage iran and other state-sponsors of terror to kidnap more hostages in the future. what we saw in the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan and what we are seeing once again is that president biden has failed to manage our nation's foreign policy. this deal gives iran access to more money to fund more terrorist activities, including support in regional proxies by hamas and hezbollah. we know that the iranian regime is a highly skilled in sanctions and specifically in sanctioned invasions, they will do everyt

house republicans in our national defense authorization act are doing just those things but counter china what you saw, the president's budget that came over, it was weak, did not address the extent of threats from china. house republicans are committed to make sure we deter china but the house armed services committee. edward: the president says we are close to a deal for the hostages. how much should be given up to get these hostages back? >> the horrific and barbaric attacks of october 7th show that hamas is focused on trying to destroy israel. it is a good first step to have hostages released, 240 of them they are now. but now, 240 will be released. we can't forget what is yet to be done. let's make sure all the hostages are released. let's make sure hamas is never capable of perpetrating these horrific acts of terrorism as we saw october 7th. edward: is this negotiating with terrorists? >> it is, i believe, and effort to get these hostages back. that needs to happen. our effort in the house is to make sure we are supporting his relapse effort, israel aid needs to be done, house passe

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patel is joining me now, former director of national intelligence, former dod of chief of staff and house committee and national adviser, and an attorney and authoror being here, kash. kash, you hear a lot of people talking about pro palestinian rallies, and there are some that are pro p palestinian, but thiss real pro terrorists. talking about antifada is talking about using violence and terrorism, is it not? >> yeah, look, civilian peaceful protests are one thing, when you utilize terminology like antifada, words of war, words of terrorism, you take it to a whole other level. the reason i believe these are being tolerated by the mainstream media is this is not an overnight occurrence. you now have people on tiktok praising osama bin laden's letter and using it to justify pro palestinian efforts. those are two in opposite approaches to national security that have been justified by the mainstream media, and the same justification is being used to fuel anti-semitism and they think that's okay and that's not the case and not how you defend a nation. david: don't you think we need to hear from somebody, whether the president himself or mr. mayorkas

this is cnn's political and national security analyst, david sanger, a "new york times" white house and national correspondent. david, great to have you here. he's also author of "the perfect note,". do you believe that israel's going to be facing a lot of international pressure once these 96 hours are up to not restart their military campaign in gaza? >> i do, kaitlan. and it comes right out of that discussion you were having a few minutes ago with john bolton, the former national security adviser. listen, we understand the first two steps of this. i mean, tomorrow, if all goes well, we all hope and pray that it does, that you'll see 13 hostages released. and that will, you know, take its way over the next four days up to 50. and there's even the possibility at the end of the agreement that it could be extended a few days and that you could negotiate some additional releases. the price for israel would be higher because you could releasing some of the elderly and perhaps people who are military age and so forth. but it's clear hamas is not going to release everyone because that's their leverage to keep the israelis from starting up again. and israel then w

house returns leroday at noon eastern. members will consider several naon parks servi bls including legislation authorizing national monumen on the national mall and washington, d.c. to commemorate thwon's suffrage movement and honor medal of honor recipients. e senate at 3:00 p.m. eastern, senators expected to vote to advance president biden's mition of dr. monica averted only to be director of the naonal institute of health that 5:30 p.m. eastern. watch coverage of the house on c-span, the senate oc-span2 and you can watch congressional coverage witou free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled listings to students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. ♪ >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ >> coming up n

country whose parliament officially and legally authorizes its armed forces to attack the zionist regime in support of the oppressed palestinian nation. the housecommons of bahrain approved the severance of economic relations between manama and tel aviv due to the continuing crimes of the zionist regime in gaza and the killing of innocent palestinian people, but the government of bahrain has not yet approved this decision. abdul nabi salman, first deputy of the parliament bahrain said: it is possible to remain silent about what is happening in gaza. you also announced that the bahraini parliament was summoned from tel aviv. zionist media also reported that the flights of bahrain airlines to tel aviv have been stopped. in 2020, bahrain signed an agreement to normalize relations with the zionist regime. the us house of representatives rejected the aid plan 4 more times with requests for a ceasefire in gaza . president. in response to slogans and calls for a ceasefire in gaza, the united states said yesterday at an election ceremony in minnesota: america only agrees to create a short break for the withdrawal of israeli prisoners from gaza. more th

nations has been suspended until some wondered, kind of citizens are allowed to reach safely. so yesterday the egyptian house ministers felt that the ambulances carrying injured palestinians who were authorized to cross into egypt, were bombed by israel on route. and so that's a strike that happened up the gates of actually the hospital on friday, which is you're in said we're carrying commitments according to egypt to egypt. those ambulances were the same ones carrying when the children and women to the board. they're crossing. and the minister also said that addiction hospitals are able to receive a lot more than the average of $40.00 to $50.00 patients per day that i've been arriving. but those patients obviously need to be, need to be allowed to arrive safely, currency, or waiting to see if any of those can pass today along with for nations. what parts and you know, cuz as i've said is that if those gravely wounded underneath of medical care, don't go out. neither do foreigners. it might be a different situation yesterday we saw through trucks the egypt for it as a even though like passage the other way didn't happen. but it's still a fraction of the volume of a needed um and the volume

author’s work. the master’s works are dedicated not only to the belarusian land, but also to its outstanding figures, poets, writers and artists. but the national art museum housesh of the earth” was created by its author on a cold winter evening. the artist explored the theme of the unity of nature and man in his work throughout his life. a tree is a conductor of heavenly and earthly things. in other words, living and dead. its crown is a bright accent against the background of a cold landscape. it is written in warm colors in contrast to white death, and christ is yellow life. in slavic mythology. a tree represents the connection between ancestors and descendants. roots are the world of spirits, the trunk. our today akrona, the heavenly world of the pagan gods. the picture was painted in the detailed manner characteristic of the artist. you can look at the works of leonid shimelev for hours. the level of elaboration is amazing. the master's canvas is usually more than a meter wide and high, painted in oil on canvas. the author preferred to do the sketches with a regular ballpoint pen or felt-tip pen, as well as a charcoal pencil directly on thin paper. a large

there is a national publishing house that according to the interaction and agreement we made with the publishers , we had and produced the great and common works of the good persian authors of our country and the third part of our adapted works are those works that need to be written again for our production. what does it mean to have? now we have done this for most of the great works of the world. a group of specialized translators and writers of nearly 30 people work with us in iran sedah and they actually take the trouble of translating and writing these works and to listen to them. they write them, that means they convert them, in fact it has the possibility of audio recording, it is no longer just literary, this is what i mean, yes, now if you want me to open it up a bit and explain, for example, a book by qatz waziri , each page of the book takes about 2 minutes to read with an average rhythm and average speed, it is a novel and fiction book. as we know, it might be 600 pages or 700 pages, if we do a thumb count, the time the audience and listeners have to record it. hear it word by word, it may take about 30, for example 35 hours while one person reads the book. a

national authority told tas news agency. according to aliya zaripova, the registration is still open. meanwhile, in the north of the gaza strip, a school housing refugees came under attack. as of today, 12 people were killed, more than 50 were injured, our special correspondent stanisla has all the latest details bernewald. at least 15 people were killed in an israeli air attack on one of the largest hospitals in the gaza strip, alshifa. according to eyewitnesses, the drone struck the surrounding area just as ambulances were leaving, carrying seriously wounded residents. enclave, they were heading towards the border with egypt, for that very thing... rafah, at that moment there was an explosion, there were a lot of casualties, in addition to the dead, well, as one of the senior israeli military officials said, that in one out of these cars, ambulances, perhaps there was one of the leaders of the hamas combat unit, what did this child and these children do, they fought and carried weapons with them, bombed the building above their heads. we urge you to take action. please do something, you live in safety, protection and prosperity while we cann

nation's housing program. plan would mark a major step up in authority's efforts to boost growth and put a four or attempt to putloor on the biggest property downturn in decades. bloomberg's chief north asia correspondent stephen engle joins us from shanghai. what do we know about this plan? >> this is another step two put a floor on the property market. we could bring up this or chart of this year to see property investment is likely to have sunk again in october by 9.1% following september's .1% slump. it even goes back further than this as far as the amount of investment going into the property sector. it is just one illustration of the woes in that area and the drag it has become on gdp and the overall economy. we are going to get those numbers for october later this morning with of numbers like retail sales, and duster production and the like. on the property sector, what we are learning from sources in this bloomberg scoop is the pboc is preparing or possibly looking at a plan to provide at least a trillion yuan, 137 alien u.s. dollars to help the housing market. in particular to aid china's urban village

national mall. and this has been a very unifying project. and just on wednesday night, our bill passed through, through the house in the in d.c. unanimously that authorizess to put our monument within 1000ft of abraham lincoln's memorial there. and we anticipate breaking ground in in sometime in 2025. the museum by the way, is halfway through construction and will open for visitors in early 2025. also >> well, these men certainly need to be recognized right off the beaten trail. we understand. we had arnold schwarzenegger, a piece on about five minutes ago down in southern california. and i understand you you had a chance to talk to him in a rather odd spot. >> it's pretty funny. when i was watching your segment before i saw the donkeys there and i just kind of chuckled to myself because in 2020, i spoke to him from the international space station and all of a sudden in comes the frame, two donkey noses. and i couldn't even believe it. i said, arnold, what the heck is going on? oh these are my donkeys. and so it was wonderful seeing that the donkeys are still with him. >> that's funny. yeah. so it looks like it's. there's always the animals roaming aroun

dignity of our nation began with a russian beauty, in which a russian woman is portrayed as some kind of obscene whore, books by these authors are freely published by private publishing houseslmost all literature in russia has been transferred into private hands. it turns out that at the same book fair you can buy shtivo under the authorship and agents mikhail fishman and ekaterina shulman, however, as reported, they are not at the top of the list, but they are sold the same way as literature with extremist... gbt content , for example, my little life, the writer and yanagihara, in almost every chapter about same-sex love, maybe the publishing houses here just haven’t had time to react yet, if we ban alcohol, then the underground production of alcohol will flourish, and we will thus open the way to banditry, the mafia there, and so on and so forth, the situation is similar here, the main thing is to finally pay attention to attention to literature, to engage in this long, painstaking, difficult work , which... includes book fairs, and literary awards and literary magazines, and the publishing system, library distribution, the next step is legislation, but you still need to

percent of the houses in the gaza strip were damaged or destroyed, and four out of five people in gaza were displaced. the secretary general of the united nations said: according to the authorities, since the beginning of the zionist regime's military operations in palestine, more than 14 thousand palestinians have been killed, tens of thousands injured, and many others have disappeared. in this meeting, antonio guterres also referred to un resolution 27 and said: the forced displacement of palestinians from their land and the massacre of civilians, especially women and children, must be prevented . the central bank announced the customers of the institution noor's credit is transferred to melli bank of iran. about 1,600,000 customers have accounts in this institution. this bank also announced that this action is in line with the reform program of the country's banking system, and in addition to customers' deposits , assets, facilities, employees and branches of this institution , to learn more details of this news, i will talk to the deputy supervisor of the central bank, mr. mohammadpour , you are very welcome, please tell me what was the reason for this action of the central

house -- >> let me finish. a tweet, from an advisor to president trump, that authorized president trump efforts to authorize the national guard. it was their own evidence that they brought in that referenced that. i don't think it is appropriate to say he never authorized. i don't think that's fair, i don't think so the evidence leans in that direction. i think we put on pretty strong evidence. she can say she doesn't believe some people but just because there wasn't some specific document doesn't mean it didn't happen. time or ability to send out subpoenas and git get this typef evidence to make this case. we were very limited to be able to do, the fact that you didn't have enough documents, part of that was the truncated or compressed process, the lack of ability to get people to talk for us, the lack of ability to get documents unless someone volunteered them to us. we thought there was very strong evidence. >> this has been ve investigated time and time again including by this committee. donald trump didn't testify here. he blamed nancy pelosi for calling the national guard even though it was in his prerogative. you

authorities say the two people in the car died. the white house released a statement saying president biden has been briefed. now a recent nationalreviewed by cbs news shows a, quote, heightened threat environment in the u.s. due to the israel-hamas war. cbs' catherine herridge starts us off tonight with the late-breaking details. good evening, catherine. >> jericka, the investigation is ongoing. the crash triggered a massive response and briefings at the highest levels of the u.s. and canadian governments. tonight there is growing evidence it may have been an accident. this dramatic video shows the vehicle speeding along the roadway near the border station and launching into the air before landing and exploding on the u.s. side of the border. >> there was a car in front of him. he swerved around it. >> reporter: eyewitness mike guenther. >> all of the sudden, he went up in the air, and then it was a ball of fire like 30, 40-feet high. i never seen anything like it. it was really incredible. >> reporter: a preliminary federal law enforcement assessment obtained by cbs news provides more detail. it says the car was traveling at a

house: how libertarian philosophy was corrupted by delusion and greed," the author, northwestern university law professor andre koppelman. thanks very much. >> guest: appreciate being here. >> recently at the 2023 national book festival, douglas brinkley discussed environmental activism during the 60s. here's a portion of that conversation. >> when rachel carson wrote silent spring in 1962 warning about ddt and pesticides being detrimental to your health, having a carcinogenic effect on animals and potentially humans, kennedy was asked at a press conference, what about rachel carson's articles in the new yorker. he said i am going to put in a scientific panel that looks into the research. if it holds up, he found of scientists that came up with a pretty quick fashion, a report that proved carson's research was accurate and it took a decade to ban ddt. not until 1972, rachel carson dies of breast cancer in 64. kennedy is dead in 63 but there became this movement, silent spring regulation. the big turning point in my mind was the birth of environmental law in the 60s, 65-66 it was called conservation. lyndon johnson's program was the new conservation but environment started kicking in due to commoner and

schools and even residential house has continued across the goals, the strip of israel is now intensifying its author to reboot abutment in the vicinity of the engine nation hospital and even come out at one hospital in the northern parts of the gaza strip. which considered to be the main 2 central hospitals, which provide treatment for thousands of palestinians in the north, another and success of the besieged territory. i'm sorry, we're hearing a steel on the release of some of the captive held in galls at mike close. what are you hearing from the yes, how seriously off to the announcements? i'm the statement that had been released by the last minute, i must admit to come through me. and i was just saying that they are getting closer with the to reach a truce between a months and even lee is very uh, government uh, the situation on the ground is really uh, terrible in the fight and continue, but main wild. both sides are taking serious steps in order to reach. i choose off to $45.00 days of rent, plus tax between uh, both parts the uh, the regional mit the h. as in closing costs, hawkins and egypt are trying to do their own summit assets of order to rea

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document, by the participants and co-authors the report is the george soros foundation, the national endowment for democracy, the national endowment for democracy, freedom housearge organizations that, of course, participate in planning and organizing the foreign policy of the united states, it says that, there directly, in general - it’s already clear from the title what we’re talking about, the report itself is called the promotion of the fourth wave of democratization, such a reference to huntington, who spoke about three waves of democratization, which at the time of publication of his work, from his point of view took place, apparently it should also... demonstrates a certain civilizational nature of the opposition to democracy and, therefore, authoritarian dictatorial regimes, as the authors of the report call them, of course, from their point of view, the most terrible political regimes are russia, china, iran and venezuela, as well as a number of others that are named there, what do they propose to do ? so, after reading and analyzing this report, if we summarize, try to group those and which they put forward, what do they propose? first, they offer i

houses in the gaza strip have been damaged or destroyed, and four out of every five people in gaza have been displaced. the secretary general of the united nations said: according to the official authorities since the beginning of the military operation, a thousand palestinian people have been killed, tens of thousands of people have been injured, and many others have disappeared. in this meeting, antonio guterres also referred to un resolution 27 and said: the forced relocation of palestinians from their land and the massacre of civilians, especially women and children, must be prevented. the palestinian islamic resistance movement, hamas, asked the media to increase their presence in the region. in the announcement of hamas , we ask the journalists to increase their presence in the gaza strip in order to see the level of destruction and genocide that the occupying army has inflicted on children and civilians. musk, the owner of the x social network , visited the zionist settlements around gaza, wearing a bulletproof vest and ted. elon musk's trip to the occupied territories took place while he was in the past , he was heavily criticized by the zionists due to some anti-zionist comments.

authorities say the two people in the car died. the white house released a statement saying president biden has been briefed. now a recent nationalsment reviewed by cbs news shows a "heightened threat environment" in the u.s. due to the israel-hamas war. cbs's catherine herridge starts us off tonight with the late-breaking details. good evening, catherine. >> reporter: jericka, the investigation is ongoing. the crash triggered a massive response and briefings at the highest level of the u.s. and canadian governments. tonight, there is growing evidence it may have been an accident. this dramatic video shows the vehicle speeding along the roadway near the border station and launching into the air before landing and exploding on the u.s. side of the border. >> there was a car in front of him. he swerved around it. >> reporter: eyewitness mike gunther. >> all of a sudden he went up in the air, and then it was a ball of fire like 30-40 feet high. i've never seen anything like it. it was really incredible. >> reporter: a preliminary federal law enforcement assessment obtained by cbs news provides more detail. it says the car was travel

houses in the gaza strip have been damaged or destroyed, and four out of every five people in gaza have been displaced. the secretary general of the united nations said: according to the official authorities, since the start of the zionist regime's military operation in palestine, more than 14,000 palestinians have been killed, tens of thousands injured, and many others have disappeared. in this meeting, antonio faresh also referred to united nations resolution 27 12 and said: it is necessary to avoid forced relocation of palestinians from their land and massacres. the military prevented women and children in particular. but last night, the zionists besieged thabit hospital in the west bank. the zionists also shot palestinians in front of the ofer prison and one palestinian was martyred. five people were injured. they were waiting for the sixth convoy of freed palestinians. news sources said that during kerram, the bulldozer of the zionist regime started destroying the infrastructure of the region. the jenin camp in the west bank has witnessed attacks by the zionist regime's soldiers since last night, zionist network reported . the army of this regime has mohammad zubeidi as one of its co

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housing, education, and so on, my special heart... pain is the unresolved problem with abortion, which i often raise in conversations with government authorities at various levels, this is, without exaggeration, a real nationaly, destroys the idea of ​​​​the value of human life, but the solution the problem of abortion lies not only in the plane of legislative prohibitions; it is very important to carry out educational work, including in school, instilling in children respect for human life, love for parents, for their native country, for our moral values ​​and ideals. without love acting in free moral choice, no prohibitions can radically change the situation. without love, all this becomes a soulless system of punishment, which a person will always try to circumvent by cunning. opposition abortion, of course, is not the only measure for change. demographic situation, i know that by presidential decree 2024 has been declared the year of the family. firstly, i thank vladimir vladimirovich for this initiative, i hope that the planned state support for the institution of the traditional family will be extended in subsequent years. now a few words about migration: the migration situation as a pain point. yes, i

occupying authorities are carrying out some such... the care of the phones of students in schools, but the center of national resistance says that the occupiers are also populated areas, search houses, check some documents, whom they are all looking for through phones, through documents, what they want to find, well, look, everything here is very simple, if at the beginning we all understood that the territories that were captured in 22- this year, these are really pro-ukrainian citizens in to their own, not the overwhelming majority, in the majority, and they support ukraine, of course they first instructed the teachers who worked there, who worked there and remained collaborators, to check the children's correspondence. in networks, to check with whom and in which groups the children work, including checking, we know, there are many games, and including checking correspondence in games, but for sure there were some results, but they did not live up to expectations, therefore, now we have already started receiving information within a month about the fact that some educational programs are selective institutions, here is what recently happened in one of the higher educational inst

side where people are waiting to get house goals as health ministries, as unlimited number of seriously wounded palestinians. and for nationals have been authorized to enter egypt, a number of palestinians killed in the past 25 days has risen to move in 8 and a half 1000. that includes around 3 and a half 1000 children, meaning one child has been killed every 10 minutes. as well says it's carried out 11000 as strikes in gaza. so far, mabel and the occupied westbank have been a number of raids. 130 people have been killed in the past 3 weeks, including 2 prisoners in his writing custody. and his waiting government says more than 1400 is right and these were killed and how masses attack on october, the 7th. and his way the army has confirmed that 11 of its soldiers have died. and then they just grown baffle in northern gauze. in the last 24 hours will take you back now, to these live pictures that we're seeing from inside gall is that now this is at the roof of crossing and southern garza, which leads into egypt. and now you can see a number of small crowd of palestinians gathering, waiting for that gate to open these we believe all foreign nationa

housing the turkish consulate, despite safety concerns. cnn previously reported that authorities are also looking into whether adams took illegal campaign contributions from a foreign entity. nationalrespondent is following the very latest on this investigation. so the mayor says has not been accused of wrong doing. he's going to address the public tomorrow. bring us up to speed here. what's the latest? >> i think we can start just a few days ago with reminding viewers that fbi officials took a remarkable step last week to issue a warrant to the mayor to seize his electronic devices. and the reason i bring that up first is it's a pretty remarkable escalation of this investigation. a judge had to issue a warrant and in order to view that, they had to be presented with probable cause that some crime or evidence of a crime could be found on those electronic d devices. what we don't know is whether the mayor is the the one who committed that crime, as you said. he has not been directly named at any of these investigations. then over the weekend, we learned just a little bit more about the investigation, "the new york times" has been reporting that part of what investigators are looking

national cemetery. also here at this house, fred stowe, the son of harriet beecher stowe, the author of uncle tom's cabin. he was wounded in the air head shell fragment. he is in this property? well, he survives here goes on and disappears later on in 71. nobody really knows. whatever happens to him, he goes out to san francisco, california, some reports he got on a ship, he just disappears. he's never seen again. we're in interesting history. so there's a of interesting stories to come out of here. no question about it. we could spend we could spend a program, by the way, on each one of those we want to do. we had to. yes, mark, if i could brag about a fellow gettysburg foundation volunteer and to answer partially that one of our volunteers, janet mccabe, has cover story in the april 2022 civil war times magazine about the interment of confederate debt, including speculation on rufus weaver and his role in countering the confederate debt at the farm. so if you want to go look at the april 2022 civil war times, one of our foundation volunteers was the author of that article. yeah, a lot of good stuff out

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regulators to do is use their full authority under the fair housing act their obligation to affirmatively further fair housing and include a more keen focus on race and national origin within this rule, and that. that is a huge disappointment. what the regulators had been telling me it is, give them a chance. as the vice chair mentioned, the exams have to be created, they have to do a lot of training for their staff, so i have been told, give us a chance, give us an opportunity. but i will say we do have a couple of wins. special-purpose credit programs are listed through the new rule. all special-purpose credit programs that are legal will qualify. i hope we talk about this a little more later on. but the rule does a lot to talk about how the community reinvestment act is reinforcing, it is meant to reinforce the fair housing act and equal credit opportunity act, and it says that a lot throughout the text of the new rule. i hope that is enough of a win for us to get in and do things to address the structural barriers that continue to promote redlining. lindsey does absolutely right. the way that the rule is written, the banks are supposed to meet community n

national defense authorization act. just before thanksgiving the senate finally voted to begin that formal conference process to work out the differences between the house and the senate. our colleagues on both sides of the capitol are now hard at work trying to iron out that agreement so we can pass a strong national defense authorization act and send it to the president for his signature. i started off my remarks talking about the challenges that we face and our allies face around the world. nothing would be more disappointing disappointing to us but more emboldening to our adversaries in our failure to deal with this necessary task which, as i've said, we've done for 62 years previous. the second thing we need to do is address the supplemental funding bill that the president has proposed. again, i'm a little mystified why the majority leader decided not to take up the israel funding that was passed several weeks ago. i understand he doesn't like the pay-for that the house has proposed but i think one logical thing to do would be to propose a different pay-for and to put it on the senate floor so we can talk about it, vote about it, and get it done be

house. >> let me finish. allow me to finish. a tweet from an adviser to president trump that ashley referenced president trump's efforts to authorize the national guard. i mean, it was their own evidence that they brought in that referenced that. so, i don't think it's appropriate to say that he never authorized. that's just not fair. and i don't think the evidence leans in that direction. i thought we put out pretty strong evidence. and she can say she doesn't believe people. but just because there's not a specific written document doesn't mean that it didn't happen. and frankly, part of the problem with this entire hearing was that we didn't even have the time or the ability to send out subpoenas and get this type of witness testimony and look at other type of documents to be able to make our case. so, we were very limited on what we were able to do. so, to be able to say you didn't have enough or enough documents, part of that was the truncated or compressed process, the lack of our ability to compel people to talk to us, the lack of our ability to get documents unless someone volunteered them to us. so, there were problems along the lines o

authority murders his own people hamas murders its own people. hezbollah murders its own people to muslim slaughtering most of the white house announces national strategymbat islamic phobia why have they done this? two quick reasons. one, part of their base is very upset joe biden gave a speech he stand with israel, which by the way he is not he is doing as little as possible please give them arms every presidents provide them with arms. please also provide their enemy was $70 billion let's see 3.4 billion versus 70 billion seems a little out of whack to me doesn't it to you, america? it's more than that their base as i said the democrat party has no salt. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >> welcome back america. for most of us we see the biden administration's soft approach to i run unacceptable and unbelievable the rearming of ironic, the refusal to hit around after-tax american troops a

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house returns leroday at noon eastern. members will consider several naon parks servi bls including legislation authorizing national monumenn the national mall and washington, d.c. to commemorate thwon's suffrage movement and honor medal of honor recipients. e senate at 3:00 p.m. eastern, senators expected to vote to advance president biden's mition of dr. monica averted only to be director of the naonal institute of health that 5:30 p.m. eastern. watch coverage of the house on c-span, the senate oc-span2 and you can watch congressional coverage witou free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled listings to students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. ♪ >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ >> coming up nex

book written by an insider at the trump white house by kurt eichenwald, the new york times selling author of conspiracy of fools and the informant, a nationalurity expert who works in washington, dc miles taylor previously served as chief of staff at the us department of homeland security, where he published an anonymous essay, the new york times blowing the whistle on presidential misconduct. he later published the number one national bestseller, a warning revealed to be the author, and launched a campaign of officials to oppose donald trump's reelection. he's worked as a viser to the george w bush administration on capitol hill as a cnn contributor and, is the co-founder of a dc based charter school. multiple democracy reform groups. taylor received his mphil and international relations from oxford university as a marshall scholar and a b.a. from indiana university. as a harry truman, it's our pleasure to have miles and allison here. please help me. welcome, miles taylor and dr. allison gill. and i would just also like to be the one of the first to announce, as i found out, that blowback is now a new york times bestseller. i just want to

spokesperson for the national security council saying that the white house is closely monitoring the situation that law enforcement is on scene and investigating. right now, authorities are really taking great pains to caution what could be behind this, and whether this could or could not be, in fact, terrorism, they're cautioning us against that. i just got off the phone with an official from customs and border protection who could not confirm details of this event, and perhaps whether any cvp officers might have been injured. so still very fluid at this point. again, chris, the white house saying that it is closely monitoring the situation, and essentially waiting for more information from local law enforcement on the scene. we understand the fbi is the lead agency down there, and you're looking at those live pictures. a massive law enforcement presence as the white house and local authorities and as you're hearing, officials from the state of new york are closely looking at this and hesitant to provide further confirmation about what may have happened as law enforcement investigates, chris? >> do we know if the president has been briefed on this yet, gabe? >> repo

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house them, in new york the authorities are giving away tent camps for illegal immigrants, parks and sports fields, residents are outraged. this is happening all over the country, by letting migrants into a national a precedent is being created according to which they can be settled later or in the grand canyon, it makes no difference. the mayor of new york, eric adams, who recently boasted of the city's hospitality for illegal immigrants, is now ready to buy each of them a free plane ticket home, just to fly away, even those migrants who made their way to america earlier are ready to wave a handkerchief to the new arrivals. i think this is a good idea because the city is overcrowded, there are too many migrants and there are not enough jobs. the migration crisis has even put democrats at odds with the president; last week, mayors and biden’s colleagues in the democratic party demanded that the head of the white house immediately. he is ready to help, but the administration refuses to close the borders, the progressive image may suffer, republicans seem to be serious about closing the gates to america, lower the house is currently preparing a bill to protect the us southern border. for almost 3 y

authority, and there are 50 houses in the grove — so it was one tree per house. organisers are hoping hundreds of thousands of saplings will be planted across the uk as part of nationalven colder with temperatures a few degrees below what we would normally have this time of year. it is quick generally dry. a few wintry showers around that area of low pressure today. this cold front is arriving across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. in the early evening you will find frost developing with temperatures between three and 5 degrees further south. with the colder air further north will be a few wintry showers moving down, but in the south across england and will still be more cloud developing, sunlight showers heading down towards the south—west or temperatures should remain above freezing because of the cloud. elsewhere, we are looking at a more widespread frost on it could be as low as —8 in parts of scotland. a bit milder towards the south—west. with the cloud continues to break up we will see some showers flirting with the south—west. some more showers in northern scotland and running down the north sea coast. there will be some snow over the hills in

else to house them, in new york the authorities are turning them into tent cities for illegal immigrants and sports parks. this is happening all over the country, allowing migrants into nationalording to which they can then be settled in yusimi or the grand canyon, there is no difference, it’s getting ridiculous, the mayor of new york ericams, who until recently boasted about the city’s hospitality for illegal immigrants, is now ready to buy each of them a free plane ticket home, just to fly away, even those migrants who made their way to america earlier are ready to wave a handkerchief to the new arrivals. i think this is a good idea because the city is overcrowded, there are too many migrants and there are not enough jobs. the migration crisis has even put democrats at odds with president. last week, mayors and biden's colleagues in the democratic party demanded that the head of the white house immediately allocate $5 billion to them to stop the influx of illegal immigrants into the country, otherwise, in their opinion, the situation will become critical. but biden has his own opinion, he is ready to help, but the administration refuses to close the borders, the progressive