we, nebraska's leaders, must compete for nebraska to win. the cuts i am proposing today make us more competitive. these proposals will not get us in the top 10 but we will rank number 15 if we enact them. [applause] i hope that you will support my vision and a strategy some nebraska competes and wins. i believe together we can, together we will, together we win. today i'm introducing a budget that restricts the growth of state spending to an annual average of just 1.3% over the next biennial. with an inspirational systems approach of running our agencies we will improve services to nebraskans cut the cost of operations. this will enable nebraskans to keep more of their hard-earned money. we have asked agencies to tighten their belts and focus on what's needed. >> not all the stuff that's nice. needs are our focus and we are leading by example. the budget i'm presenting the governor's office will not see 1 penny more than the prior budget with just a 2% increase in the state appropriations for operations the university of nebraska under the l

[laughter] we are nebraska, right? we are nebraska. who calls to be secretary of of state or any other thing, he is committed to this seat. he and suzanne are committed to winning elections and at a minimum of 10 years. i'm praying it's going to be longer than that. door going to love it. so those were important things. >> i would ask if you can address -- given the fact that -- >> i am sorry. could you start over? i just could hear that. >> i would ask how you could address criticisms that look a bit like -- >> yeah. thank you. the question is backroom dealings and first, is anybody knows me? that is not part of my dna. it just doesn't work. integrity of the process and the commitment to the process was highest priority. we put an incredible amount of energy and critical thinking through this to find and make sure the best person. i have way too much respect for the people of nebraska to get the best person possible and never assume anything. in our business, that's a good way to go broke and that's not acceptable for nebraska. and nu

nebraska. i'm proudka to continue to serve the people of the state of nebraska. i want to thank senator sass for his service. he has been a conservative voice in washington dc and especially when it comes to making sure we have cop servetive judges on the federal bench especially in the u.s. supreme court. that's been fantastic and i wish him well at the opportunity of one of america's premier higher else institutions at the university of florida, and it's great to be having someone with a conservative voice in higher education and h i wish senator sass well. i want to thank senator fisher. he's been a fierce advocate for nebraska agriculture and it's a important thing for our state here in nebraska. she's been a terrific partner over the last signature years. eight years. deb and i have been friends for a long time and i appreciate the opportunity to learn with you and work with you when we get to washington dc. thank you for all your help over the last few years and look forward toer continui

nebraska. mr. smith: i ask for unanimous consent to submit an excerpt from the 2021 biden administration proposal called the american families plan tax compliance agenda that asks for $80 billion in i.r.s. funding and clearly shows a plan for 86,852 new hires. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from north carolina, a member of the ways and means committee, dr. murphy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. murphy: mr. speaker, i rise today and thank the gentleman from nebraska. i rise in support of the family small business taxpayer protection act, one of the first legislative acts of the new republican majority. main street america has suffered two years too many of democrat one-party rule. inflation continues to hover at record highs and small businesses continue to struggle. the last thing that these small businesses can afford right now is 87,000 new i.r.s. agent

nebraska. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i now yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. meuser: thank you. i thank my friend from nebraska. the idea, mr. speaker, of hiring 87,000 new i.r.s. agents to close the tax gap is misguided. i served as revenue secretary for the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. we did in fact close the tax gap through what proved to be very effective measures. these included improving i.t. systems and processes which truly determined tax evasion from tax avoid ands. largely -- avoidance. largely taking the easy approach of hiring 87,000 new agents, doubling the size of the i.r.s., i don't know who thinks that's a good idea, does not improve the quality of information used to accomplish the goal of collecting all tax revenues that are due. it will only increase the number of audits, most often on small billses and individuals -- businesses and individuals. the c.b.o. projection of

the gentleman from nebraska. mr. smith: i ask for unanimous consent to submit an excerpt from the 2021 biden administration proposal called the american families plan tax compliance agenda that asks for $80 billion in i.r.s. funding and clearly shows a plan for 86,852 new hires. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from north carolina, a member of the ways and means committee, dr. murphy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. murphy: mr. speaker, i rise today and thank the gentleman from nebraska. i rise in support of the family small business taxpayer protection act, one of the first legislative acts of the new republican majority. main street america has suffered two years too many of democrat one-party rule. inflation continues to hover at record highs and small businesses continue to struggle. the last thing that these small businesses can afford right now is 87,000 new i.r.s. agent

commitment to growing nebraska -- growing nebraska cattle business and advancing the state as a leader in agriculture. with steadfast excellence, pete has fostered growth in numerous sectors of agribusiness in alaska and amound his retirement after 25 years of service in several roles with the nebraska cattlemen, including the last 10 as the organization's executive vice president. nebraska's first nickname was the beef state. pete's list of accomplishments in maintaining that reputation is long. despite having to navigate the difficult conditions of disasters, drought, and market challenges, nebraska's beef industry is better for his leadership and we continue to be grateful for his outstanding service. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2 p.m.

nebraska have a way word. american don't want overwhelming power, they don't want a left wing nanny state telling them out to win and they don't want right wing promising to crush our so-called domestic enemies. we want america to be america again. they don't believe that the constitution is obsolete. they don't believe that principle pluralism won't work. it's hard to look away from the addictive horror of a 24-hour news cycle. rubber-necking is deep inside all people. what they don't understand either about america's history. >> some of the disrupted moments, americans are fundamentally grateful to be in our birthplace. we know that politics won't save us, but that doesn't mean we're hopeless. what's best for america comes outside of the centers of power the same as it ever was. we need to regain our bearings and recover our architecture and men and women who have been given a republic hold, we need to see clearly the three immense enturing reasons for hope, the confusion, our institutions and most fundament

president a few days or colic my neighbor from nebraska senator ben sasse is retiring from congress to become president of the university of florida and i have to say his leaving is a loss for the senate not least because the average educational attainment here will drop precipitously when he leaves. this ben has four graduate degrees masters and a doctorate. i have to say thank you to all of hisho staff who represented m in his gallery and his family to melissa cory and alex and brett for the sacrifices you all have made so that he could serve here can be such an inspiration i think to so many of us who've had the opportunity to serve with him in to see not only his great intellect but his passion and his ability to get things done for the people of nebraska and the people of our country. i will say when i hire people i typically hire people on t my staff for a try to who are than i am in my case that's not hard. case in his case that's more challenging. your staff has got to be the mental caucus rant here but it's no surprise he became a college president at age 37 making him one of

. >>> nebraska senator sasse delivered his farewell speech on the floor of the senate. senator sasse announced that he would be resigning from the chamber to become the next president of the university of florida in early december. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, along with senators john thune and susan collins pay tribute to sasse in his last appearance on the floor. >> mr. president. as we all heard in just a few days our colleague, my neighbor, senator sasse is retiring from congress and becoming president of the university of florida and i have to say that his leaving is a loss for the senate not least because the average educational attainment will drop precipitously when he leaves. he has four graduate degrees, three masters and a doctorate and i have to say thank you to all his staff who are represented both here and in the gallery, to his family for the sacrifices you all have mades so that he can serve here and be such an inspiration to so many of us who've had the opportunity to serve with him and see not only has intellect but passion and ability to g

butcher is also from nebraska. this is a fantastic opportunity for the committee firsthand what people on the front lines of small business and businesses are hearing and seeing. your testimony tells a troubling story. the construction and commercial real estate sectors have been some of the hardest hit between the shutdowns the end of the inflation that is followed. you were talking about supply chain issues and about heating, ventilation, air conditioning units. something a lot of americans don't think about every day but in construction when those delays happen, that's very real. can you just walk us through what is behind the extreme delay giving these units and affecting the end of a construction project? >> sure i believe it is a , combination of multiple things again construction volume has -- is at high levels right now so the availability for product is down just due to the demand of these products. rooftop units are typically custom-made for a project, they may have different components for humidity contr

him not only is great intellect for his passion and ability to get things done for the people of nebraska in our country. but i will say when i higher people i typically higher staff who are smarter than i am and in my case that's not hard but in his case that's a little mores challenging your staff has to be them and set p caucus that it is no surprise he became a college president at age 37 making him one of the youngest college presidents of the nation. but s seriously the place will miss him. he lives by his principles is always willing to do the hard things in the right things even when they are not popular. he has been notable for speaking out against authoritarian regimes. are standing up his interest in the future of work and his commitment to building up our american community and so much more in big picture thinker who often times gets up at the early hours in the morning and starts brainstorming on a big piece of paper is the quality that serve him well as university president. and i can think of a few individualsdi more suited to lead a university i know how deeply committed h

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> i request unions to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to honor nebraska's 41st governor jim pillan. putting 100,000 miles on his the truck, i wanted to share his story with you. scrim is the son of a farmer and seamstress. jim came from almost nothing. he is a self-made man. his entrepreneurial spirit built farms into an international success. if you have eaten bacon, you have enjoyed the work of his family from hog processing and everything in between. the pig farmer is wasting no time. he is raising awareness about human trafficking, fighting for school choice. jim has pledged to bring people together and our nebraska delegation is excited to work with him to bring the state forward. i yield become. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentleman seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker

thune: as we all heard in just a few days, our colleague, my neighbor from nebraska, senator ben sasse, is retiring from congress to become president of the university of florida. and i have to say that his leaving is a loss for the senate, not least because the average educational attainment here will drop precipitously when he leaves. ben has four -- four graduate degrees, three master's degrees, and a doctorate. and i have to say thank you to all his many staff who are represented both here and in the gallery, to his family, to melissa and cory and alex and background check, for the -- and breck, for the sacrifices that you have all made so he could serve here and be such an inspiration i think to so many of us who have had the taunt to serve with him and -- had the opportunity to serve with him and see the passion he has for america. when i hire people, i try to hire people who are smarter than i am, in my case, that's not hard. in his case, that's probably a little more challenging, so your staff has got to be the mensa caucus around here. but it is no surprise that he became a co

duly appointed senator of nebraska pete ricketts was sworn in as a member of the 118 congress for the freshman senator replaces former senator ben sasse resigned to become president of the university of florida. the chair lays before the senate certificate a permit to fill the unexpired term crated by the resignation ofy former senator benjamin sass of nebraska. the certificate the chair has advised the form suggested by the senate hearing no objection the reading of the certificate will be waived it will be printed in full in the record. if the centers that designate when i'll present himself as the dust which will administer the oath of office. please raise your right hand to produce solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. that youn will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. they take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god. correct study picaresque and

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so we say thank you to nebraska. running for office is a dangerous business, and asking someone to give you their vote, you're asking them to give you their trust, to put their trust in you that you will rightly prioritize and sequence their long-term interests. you're asking them to trust your judgment, your conscience, and your common sense. our wrestling together, nebraskans and me, over the last eight years has had marked ups and downs, as you gave me victories in all 93 counties when i ran for office the very first time in my life in 2014, then made me the most sen churred public official in the history of nebraska over the next six years. but then proceeded, two years ago, to reelect me again, again winning all 93 counties and securing the most votes of that unin the history of our state. many times it felt like a noogie, slap, head-butt and hug all at once. i obviously want to thank my family, my three ladies in brecr supporting and encouraging me, but charging out to embrace learning across all of nebraska wi

serving the people of nebraska as their senator has been a unique honor. i will remain grateful for all that i've learned for the folks who do more to feed the world than any people, any time or place in all of human history quite literally. i know i speak from a team as well some on the floor for the first time some in the gallery and sing to nebraskans, thank you for these eight years. eight years of us can they be part of a team much bigger than ourselves but it's a special privilege none 32 of us now as a .team and dozens have already departed take that for granted. so with a estate thank you to nebraska but running for office is a dangerous business and asking someone to give you their vote you're asking them to give you their trust to read but their trust in you you will rightly prioritize and sequence their long-term interest. you are asking them to trust your judgment, your conscious and your common sense. nebraskans and me of the last eight years has had sent market ups and downs. you c can be victories in all 93 counties when he ran for office th

the classic new western women, as good as any man, willa was a dashing figure at the university of nebraska which was a land-grant school. a journalism major, who sometimes styled herself william junior and sometimes favored conventionally male haircuts and mannerisms, she was a popular editor of the college newspaper. later, as the consummate poet, she based her most beloved characters, earthy antonine of my antonia, and ambitious alexander, a full pioneers, on the women homesteaders, often immigrants whom she had met as a girl on her grandfathers nebraska homestead. the publicized adventures of the west new women help americans come to terms with women's evolving role in a rapidly modernizing society. now we can go back to the slide because it was a rapidly modernizing society. i think -- there we go. one favorite of the american public was an eastern debutante who migrated with her minor husband. he studied mining at yale and then went west. she decided she was a talented artist. you represent the west from the distinctly female perspective in art, journalism and novels. no heroic cowboy

so we say thank you to nebraska.ning for office is a dangerous business, and asking someone to give you their vote, you're asking them to give you their trust, to put their trust in you that you will rightly prioritize and sequence their long-term interests. you're asking them to trust your judgment, your conscience, and your common sense. our wrestling together, nebraskans and me, over the last eight years has had marked ups and downs, as you gave me victories in all 93 counties when i ran for office the very first time in my life in 2014, then made me the most sen churred public official in the history of nebraska over the next six years. but then proceeded, two years ago, to reelect me again, again winning all 93 counties and securing the most votes of that unin the history of our state. many times it felt like a noogie, slap, head-butt and hug all at once. i obviously want to thank my family, my three ladies in brecr supporting and encouraging me, but charging out to embrace learning across all of nebraska with m

we say thank you to nebraska.o to the dangerous business ofir asking someone to give them your vote you asked them to give your trust that you will prioritize and look into their long-term interest you asked them to trust your judgment and common sense of the last eight years we've had ups and downs as you gave me victories in all 93 counties when i ran for office for the first time in my life in 2014 and then maybe the most centered public official in the history of nebraska over the next six years. but then proceeded to years ago to reelect me again winning all 93 counties to secure the most votes of anyone in the state. noogie, slap, head-butt and hug all at once. i obviously want to thank my family, my three ladies in brecr supporting and encouraging me, but charging out to embrace learning across all of nebraska with me, visiting all 93 counties many, many times, climbing all over combines and tractors, learning so much about catles and pigs and seed corn. my kids can tell you more about artificial inseminati

caller: in nebraska there is a lot of things going on. right now in the legislative body, they are trying to do away with our state board of education. so that the governor can appoint a commissioner to control all of the schools in nebraska from the top. there is a problem there. we have other republican groups that have pacs and they are using their money to drum up republican support in violent ways. we've had officials being threatened, i've received threats personally. i've seen this in real life. we've had parents that are railing against crt. they're trying to get books banned. my comment is, this is not ok, my question is, how do we help parents not get pulled in to that a factor. our kids -- my daughter's going into school, my slings are still in school. what can we do as independent people to get people to think more critically and ask the correct questions. guest: the listener's questions great one. first off, this business of threatening public officials right and left, threatening educators, school leaders, it's beyond the pa

than nebraska.e was physically fit, he can return or the next charm. he was a world war veteran who shared many real world experiences with the viewers of his generation. his personal foibles, including his marriage troubles, his an easy relationship with his bosses at nbc and his feud with a local electorate company were discussed on the show. these very common human experiences, trouble and marriage, trouble with utility company, a bad boss humanized him in a way that self deprecating humor can. he also made lights of the jokes -- lamenting about one thing that everyone can relate to, a bad day at the office. although for us, our bad days do not involve millions of viewers. as i mentioned at the start of the top, i think that carson's efforts to expand the discourse during the turbulent 1960s really arguably hundred serves far more attention than generally provided by biographer's. the carson decades were really a rough time in american politics, the vietnam war, simple rights and civil unrest, vi

let's hear from the people from nebraska. they've traveled a long way, thank you, nebraska. thank you for being here. the bethlehem house is one of many pro-life maternity homes and pregnancy care centers. they form a backbone of the pro-life commitment to serving mothers and babies. after gina, we will hear from sister mary casey and her sister, casey. sister mary casey is of the sisters of life. i totally agree. they are just amazing. the sisters of life are committed to helping women in unexpected pregnancies providing counseling and care. her pro-life part was formed by the witness of her twin sister, casey, joining her on stage today. casey is a lifelong special olympian and her life is an example of the sanctity and dignity of all life. please join me in welcoming to the stage, gina tomes, sister mary casey, and her sister, casey gunning. [cheering] >> thank you, thank you. it is an honor and privilege to be here today from omaha, nebraska on behalf of the bethlehem house. thank you. there are maternity homes throughout our nation welcoming women who want to choose lif

serving the people of nebraska as their senator has been a unique honor and i will be grateful for all that i've learned from the folks that do more to feed the world than any people at any time in a place in human history but i know that i speak for my team as well from here on the floor for the first time from the gig gallery in sang to nebraskans thank you for these eighte years, eight years of us getting to be am part ofa team much bigger than just ourselves and that was an essential privilege and none of the 32 of us on the team and dozens who have already departed take that for granted so we thank you. running for office as a dangerous business and asking someone to give you their vote you're asking them to give you their trust to put their trust in you that you will rightly prior ties the long-term interests. you are asking them to trust your judgment come your conscience. the press tents have had market upse and downs and educate me decrease in all 93 counties when i ran for office the very first time in my live in 2014 and then made me the most censured public official in the

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i would say on january 13 in nebraska, we had two nebraska state patrol officers who pulled over twoeparate vehicles that were hours away from each other. one car contained 50,000 suspected fentanyl pills. the other contained a suspected fentanyl cocaine mixture. and both cars were driven up from the border. these are only the latest instances of synthetic opioid trafficking in my state of nebraska. in 2022, the nebraska state patrol confiscated 66 pounds of fentanyl, and that's up from 25 pounds the year before and 10 pounds in 2020. in nebraska and throughout this nation, the numbers of drug seizures are staggering. at the southwest border there was a 55% increase in fentanyl seizures from just november to december. heroin seizures increased by 52% the month before. methamphetamine seizures increased as well. we know what is driving these drug trafficking numbers. we have a crisis at our southern border. the effects of that crisis are rippling across the country, felt by communities in nebraska and beyond. when we cannot control who is entering the united states, what they are brin

she was also a folk singer and a poet and she wrote a very rousing ballad called stand up for nebraska that brought everybody to their feet. progress is upheld women's rights and a poorly economic justice for average people, and opposed the corrupt lyrical machines and corporate monopolies of the eras -- political machines up until this time there certainly have been rich people in america but in two oh the gilded age which started after the civil war, there were not these enormous inequities like that separated, like the superrich from everybody else. so this was something that americans were just coming to terms with, and that's how the progressive movement developed. the kansas homesteader turned lawyer mary elizabeth lease, cofounded the new people's party before she could even vote. the electrifying orator help audiences enthralled for hours, warning in her irish voice that the u.s. had become a government of wall street by wall street and for wall street. many progressive women also quietly helped to shape the laws of new western states, right down to the more gender-neutral word

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after the war carson unrolled in the university of nebraska where he wrote his senior thesis on comedy writing and work for radio stations in lincoln while in college and then moved to omaha after graduation in 1949 with two years experience on television and on the radio in omaha. carson left hind a 15 minute show the very forgettable show called the squirrel man and headed west and got a job as an announcer on a television station in los angeles. he convinced the station to give them my timeslot where he could put together a program called carson which specializes in imitations of celebrities and botched commercials. after carson ad lib to joke about red skelton running across the set who happen to be watching the episode hired carson as a comedy writer. carson's big rate came when skelton injured himself during a rehearsal. skelton said carson had replaced him on the show that night and carson's one night star turned convinced cbs 2 establish the carson show. you may not have heard of it because it only lasted 39 weeks. carson complained the show failed because he didn't have enough

announcer: nebraska governor jim pillen held a press conference --

he felt the same way about the kansas-nebraska. act passed a few months before which reopened to the nebraska territory to slavery. and he felt the same way about the rendition of anthony burns a fugitive slave who had recently been marched through the streets of boston by federal troops returning him to slavery in the face of 50,000 protesters. most of slavery's opponents thought the kansas-nebraska act was inconsistent with the constitution most believed that anthony burns had been deprived of his constitutional rights. but not william lloyd garrison none of the recent victories of the so-called slave power. the fugitive slave act the kansas-nebraska act the rendition of anthony burns. none of these were violations of the constitution garrison insisted if anything they were caused by the constitution. the source and parent of all the other atrocities garrison declared that day was the constitution itself, which he then denounced as a covenant with death and an agreement with hell. striking another match garrison held up a copy of

let's hear from the people from nebraska.hey've traveled a long way, thank you, nebraska. thank you for being here. so, bethlehem house is one of many pro-life maternity homes in pregnancy care centers that form the backbone of the pro-life commitment to serving mothers and babies. after gina, we will hear from sister mary casey and her sister, casey. sister mary casey is of the sisters of life. and is -- [cheers and applause] i totally agree. they are just amazing. the sisters of life are committed to helping women in unexpected pregnancies by providing counseling and care. >> it is an honor to be here today from omaha, nebraska, on behalf of the bethlehem house, thank you. there are maternity homes throughout our nation, welcoming women who want to choose life and find their way to as. today, it is more important than ever. our maternity homes are strong, ready, and effective. maternity homes throughout our nation have been setting a precedent of working tirelessly for women who want to choose life. the women we are serving

nebraska has a unique position just with our water resources that we have. the possibility there with innovation. i think the research would be extremely important. for food in our water resource. thank you. our community colleges also play an important and increasingly growing role in agriculture education and workforce training. for example, northeast community college in norfork, they have an associates degree in precision agriculture to train students on how to use, interpret, and utilize precision agricultural technology to improve production. northeast is also part of a multi state coalition of community colleges that provide education, training, and demonstrations to future farm producers. as part of this group of community colleges, northeast also has and mla you with usda's natural resource conservation service to provide training and education on conservation. can you discuss the ways that usda could better partner with community colleges, specifically do you see a role for community colleges, like northeast, to help translate research into technic

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en nebraska ha caído la mayor cantidad de nieve para un día en el mes de enero.dad de precipitaciones en nueva york y pittsburg. en horas de la tarde de hoy un brote de tiempo severo, es la primera vez que para un mes de enero tan al norte del país existe un un riesgo elevado de tiempo severo. los tornados pueden ser de larga duración e intensos. próximos días, boston actividad de nieve posible y lamentablemente para el fin de semana otra tormenta invernal dice presente. se espera que caiga sobre todo en boston entre una hasta 2" de nieve, y en chicago entre .5 hasta 1" y media de nieve. >> ¿mejore las condiciones para los estados? >> ¿mejoran las condiciones para los estados? >> la sequía severa comienza a reducir se en california. se estima que en tres semanas cayeron 32.6 billones de galones de agua en dos semanas. esta zona está fuera de las clasificaciones elevadas de sequía. >> muchas gracias, carlos. quédese porque tenemos más noticias. ¿tiene un caso migratorio en proceso y necesita un patrocinador? le vamos a decir, como puede conseguirlo. la primera min

tell them to come visit us in nebraska." nebraska doesn't deserve that. that's it for us.tters prime time." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to a special and unusual addition of "tucker carlson tonight," a happy addition. it's the new year. as the new year begins, 2023, everything that's going on in the world, it's easy to feel a sense of impending doom. you could watch 5 minutes browsing td or watching social media and you will come up with a million reasons why this is done. despair is mor