the exception i think is when you visit, chair nehls, and homewood.i would say that doing quite good. anybody else has one guy looking at the entire networks, defect detectors, one guy. streams of e-mails come dancing hotbox here, kip reeder impact of air, or look at this imaging. it's not a realistic concept to expect one individual at any one point to be looking at an entire nation, sorry, or at least an entire network of defect detectors. >> so as you just touched on, this technology is currently unregulated and, unfortunately, disasters like east palestinian are the result of allowing the railroads to self regulate. there's currently no requirement for where this i enhanced knowledge e should be deployed, or how it's used or who should be interpreting the data. as this technology continues to develop and implement it, what types of regulations or safeguards should there be put in place to ensure that the railroads are maximizing the effectiveness of this technology and thereby increasing rail safety outcomes? just to follow up on what you just exp

the exception i think is when you visit, chair nehls, and homewood.i would say that doing quite good. anybody else has one guy looking at the entire networks, defect detectors, one guy. streams of e-mails come dancing hotbox here, kip reeder impact of air, or look at this imaging. it's not a realistic concept to expect one individual at any one point to be looking at an entire nation, sorry, or at least an entire network of defect detectors. >> so as you just touched on, this technology is currently unregulated and, unfortunately, disasters like east palestinian are the result of allowing the railroads to self regulate. there's currently no requirement for where this i enhanced knowledge e should be deployed, or how it's used or who should be interpreting the data. as this technology continues to develop and implement it, what types of regulations or safeguards should there be put in place to ensure that the railroads are maximizing the effectiveness of this technology and thereby increasing rail safety outcomes? just to follow up on what you just exp

jill biden obviously knows her husband better than anyone nehls the country, in the world and she toon people. it really is shameful. she's been engaging in elder abuse. she should be held accountable for that. cheryl: i heard that in other circles as well. you know, over the weekend president biden claimed he won more undecided voters than trump during the debate. because of his discussions about january 6th. but republican leaders in both new york and new jersey are saying they're more optimistic about trump's chances in those states after the debate. and then you've got the sienna college poll that came out before last week's he debate that had trump trailing by 8 points in new york. new jersey's republican party send out a fundraising blitz, saying the garden state is now in play and maria pointed out, i want to add this, maria pointed out yesterday that former president trump has been going to deep blue cities, san francisco, the bronx, new jersey, and he's getting huge rallies, getting mass crowds behind him. are new york and new jersey in play for donald trump? >> we certainly

jerry nehl adler, who has come out and said the president should step aside, is speaking right now, let's listen the only candidate well, you do hear about it turns out able to serve out the rest of the term just to be clear, sir, you do not want the president to drop out no, is your support for the president or pragmatic consideration given his presidency that he made it i know these are not no choice that night i'm talking. about really well yes as the president said 90% of democrats voting primaries, he wasn't nomination thanks to why the reversal you feel about for a fact that the parkinson's specialist visit the white house eight times well, apparently he visited for other people because you're at least to have changing really security barrier. >> we need to get set for lawrence all right, now, we are going to keep monitoring that to see what other members go in. >> but what you just heard there is hugely important that was new york congressman jerry nadler, the ranking member, i believe the house judiciary committee at this point, karen finney, there were reports that in the private

nehls. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. nehls: mr. speaker, thank you. good to see so many people up in the gallery. what a great day. folks, i can tell you something, our democracy is at stake and let me tell you exactly why. president biden, he's released millions of illegal aliens into the united states and he has done catastrophic damage to our great country and he's done it in three years. you ask yourself, why would a guy do this? why would he do such a thing? make no mistake, everybody listen, make no mistake, this administration is facilitating an invasion of our country to import new voters. he wants new voters, he wants to establish one-party rule. and it's all by design. i repeat, it is all by design. thankfully this legislation before us today would ensure that only american citizens are eligible to vote. protecting our nation's election integrity should not be a partisan issue. yet here we are. remember, my friends, when the left falsely claimed the 2016 election was stolen due to foreign election interference. russia, ru