in early 1994, new mexico congressman stephen schiff requested a records review.he purpose of the review was to determine if the u.s. air force or any other u.s. government agency possessed information on an alleged crash near roswell, new mexico in july 1947 of an extraterrestrial vehicle and its alien crew. in response to the probe, the secretary of the air force directed a comprehensive search for records. the objective of the search was to tell the congress and american people what the air force knew about the 1947 roswell claims. if the information was still classified, it was to be declassified. if active or former air force officials had signed nondisclosure agreements, they were to be released from these agreements. the resulting 800 page report was completed in july 1994. it concluded the predecessor to the u.s. air force, the u.s. army air forces, recovered material near roswell in july 1947. what was recovered was not the remains of an extraterrestrial spacecraft and its alien crew, but debris from a thin classified army air forces project codenamed mog

new mexico man from is recognized. madam speaker, i have no further requests for and would inquire whether my colleague has any remaining side.rs on her ms. cheney: i have no further speakers, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wyoming yields back. the gentlewoman from new mexico is recognized. ms. haaland: madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to support legislation, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new mexico ields back the balance of her time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the 3465, as amended. indicate by r will saying aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are uspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the new mexico seek recognition? ms. haaland: madam speaker, i move that the house suspend the and pass the bill h.r. 4957, as a

decks are -- air force activities in the new mexico desert.t revealed that many of these claims were reasonably accurate to scription's of air force activities. some of the claims that referred to bodies are most likely misperceptions by uninformed persons of unclassified and widely publicized air force scientific achievements of the 1950's. however, other descriptions of bodies appear to be exploitation of air force members killed or injured in the line of duty. the five mainare conclusions contained in the second report. that actualeals u.s. military operations widely separated by time, geographical location and purpose have been misinterpreted or to liberally misrepresent aided -- misrepresented. proponents failed to establish accurate dates of reported eyewitness accounts in some instances by more than a decade. in addition, they erroneously linked all of these accounts to the actual 1947 recovery of project mogul equipment. eventually these misrepresentations transformed a series of verifiable air force activities to what some have descri

allegos.se geye in 1853, the second delegate from the new mexico territory. there was an anglo delegate that preceded him. he comes from an interesting background. he has been an -- a legislator in the mexican assembly representing nuevo mexico. he had become very adept. he had been a former priest and after the transition to american rule, had been defrocked. an american bishop came in and chased him out. he switched to a career in politics. 1853,es to washington in and he does not speak english. he knows very little about the american political system. he knows very little about the party. but he is very adept at finding out where the leaders of power are. his first problem is that he literally and figuratively is a voiceless legislator. he is relying on members of the house to translate for him and this tended to be members who were from missouri, at the other end of the santa fe trail. his friend was john smith phelps of missouri who acted as his informal interpreter. change.he had to he went to the head of the judiciary committee and the committee on seco

in love with new mexico. at one point he said that he wish he could marry the two loves of his life, physics and new mexico. of course that is before he got married. i just wanna be clear about that. and this was an opportunity for him to do that so he showed groves some places around new mexico and the settled on this school in loss almost so after that was chosen in november of 1942, oppenheim are started recruiting people. but he couldn't tell them what he was doing. he said, you know, i would like for you to join me on this project but i can't really tell you what you are going to be doing but you are going to be in a beautiful place and it's going to be essential for the war effort. and people who knew oppenheim or kind of knew -- they knew what the work was being done in germany, they knew that this was going to be something that was going to be of importance. so a lot of people did sign on, they were given an address in santa fe to report to. they went to that 109 plaza near santa fe. here is your temp

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party in new mexico. to have you with us on the program. first of all the presidents visit to california today. i was looking at the records, six of the ten biggest fires they've ever recorded in california have happened this year. do you really think it's down to the leaves onto the trees? yes, the question of the whole west burning has been one that i studied for my 14 years in congress. took the lead on for eight years on the resource committee. at one point we hired their retired federal fire investigator from los angeles, nassau forest not far as his agreement was it's actually mismanagement of the forest that years of allowing fuels to build up paired with drought conditions, paired with drought conditions, paired with drought conditions, paired with the high winds are what's causing the fires. if you began with the idea that the premise that it's climate change you would have to explain why the fires, and we've had many, hundreds of thousands of acres burned in mexico exactly like is going on right

like that was inviting for me a lot of times it was hard to find acceptance growing up there in new mexico where i'm from so hip hop was there and so i always carry my cultural heritage with me and then it's interesting. you raised over a 1000000 dollars a big number you raised the room 1000000 dollars to help the water protectors of standing rock when that went down what was your inspiration for stepping forward and saying you know what i'm going to use my are going to use who i am and what i do to raise money for those people out there putting you know putting their lives on the line and standing. i was a part of the fund raising i didn't do it entirely myself i've got to give credit to the collective crew family which you say of. hip hop practitioners people who are just there to help and we all together fundraise over a 1000000 dollars in one night hip hop concert by texting water at this certain number you able to leave a monetary donation just a little back story like that but i started out as a battle rapper 1st and i seen the entertainment value side of that but after a while i rea

defy the music producer artist educator from albuquerque new mexico representing the dinette nation defies also if you broke it break it down into acronym could be definitely eternal or def eternal forever inferno or definitely eternal forever internal short for definition rare. if you look at a sonically hi fi lo fi and somewhere in there's 5 or to defy defied . began probably in my middle school time and i've stuck with the name ever since so what like what was your inspiration and experience that. led you to bring in you know hip hop spoken word hip hop and traditional native american culture together in your are like what brought those 2 forces together. i think it would be a combination of live in an urban and rural area and environments as a youth wasn't raised primarily i'm from a traditional side nor. you know the other side of things so basically. as a youth my grandparents on my maternal side they really instilled a lot of wisdom when i was at a lesson my mother also taught me how to read and write before i could walk so they gave me a good leading start to begin with in middle s

closer to my homelands where my grandparents are from this and new mexico is very rural at that point in time i realized that i needed to apply myself as an emcee a music producer towards the much larger issues that and then just battle rap so i stepped outside of the box and wrote this song called the land of in fact me and that's kind of a flip on the on the slogan of our state and just to expose and also raise awareness of all these atrocities that are happening throughout that fracturing zones you know areas and from that point on i've just been a helping hand as part of the many different movements for the indigenous peoples movement and many others as well but that's probably the most that was a that was a beginning you know after hearing your music and like i mentioned earlier that passion that you have that like just bleeds out of every every verse every bar every word i really want those like how do you sit down when you sit down the writers write a song you know like what is that process for you when you sit down and say ok you know i'm going to write about this issue of fra

this is after the first test in new mexico of the atomic bomb. this is a sketch that was included in the 14-page report that groves sense to stimson. that is of course related to truman. we are going to learn more about this in a second. but of course president truman at this time is that the potsdam conference in germany meeting with stalin and churchill before he is replaced after the british election. this 14-page report is very detailed. it's not an official report and it's actually quite casual in its writing. there is the excitement and the wonderment of the scientists and the military people involved in this first successful test. it really comes through in the report. this sketch is on the last page of that 14-page report. on the second page, lieutenant groves actually refers to the mushrooming cloud. that's the first time that the word mushroom cloud is really used in that concept. they describe the explosion as being beautiful and all the different colors in the sky that they see. looking at this particular document, some of the hand wr

thank you for including two bills important to new mexico on today's agenda. the mh scenic rivers act would permanently protect some of the most dynamic and spectacular rivers and streams in our country. the hela and san francisco rivers are the beating heart of southwest new mexico and are home to some of the most spectacular places in the west, full stop. this legislation is the result of many years of advocacy by community members, who want to see their local rivers protected. and i was quite happy to join sena senat senator udall. in response to the overwhelming community support, we name the bill in honor of my friend, dutch salmon. a writer, conservationist, and the hela's most ardent defender, who passed away last year. the hela is wild and free, today, undammed and undiverted, in no small part, because of dutch's decades and decades of work to keep it that way. this legislation will make sure it will stay that way, for generations to come. the second bill for new mexico on today's agenda is the bill to designate as a wilderness area. sera with a peak o

to my colleague from new mexico, the senior senator from new mexico, senator udall, thank you for organizing us today. this is i know a matter that's very ecclesiastes to your heart -- that's very close to your heart. thanks to your leadership, we've worked really hard to not have public lands be a partisan issue in the senate and i think that reflects the way it is out west where our public lands really are the foundation of our economy and who we are. they make us who we are. they are a cultural touchstone for all of us in the west. instead of comprehending this, president trump, as he has done in so many other areas, has pursued a public lands agenda that is way outside the mainstream of conventional american thought. few decisions better capture how extreme that position is and how his agenda is than his decision to hire william perry pendley to lead the bureau of land management. as we've heard today, mr. president, mr. pendley doesn't even believe in the idea of public lands. he's argued that the founding fathers intended for all federal lands to be sold. think about what that have mea

haaland of new mexico. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new mexico and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new mexico. ms. haaland: i rise to offer this with my colleagues in order to speed up along the path to renewable energy future. our amendment increases the levels for the solar, wind, geothermal and water-based research and development programs by 50% over the levels currently in the bill for each of the five years the bill covers. the amendment adds research, development, deployment and commercial application activities within d.o.e.'s office of energy efficiency and renewable energy. those authorize levels are 110% of the funding levels for the carbon pollution reduction r&d activities in the bill. technological innovation has long been seen as an important part of our efforts to take on climate change, increase access to energy and reduce air pollution. increasing the efficiency of solar cells of wind turbines, developing new marin

they came down through the high plains across texas, new mexico, then you see the grand canyon. they would end up in san francisco at napa valley. the murals give you a depiction of the way you moved by train across the western half of the united states. when we come into this area, this was what was classified as the grand ballroom. if you think about the period, your big beef buyers from chicago would come down here to make deals with ranchers in texas. this is where some of those deals would've been made. it is easy to visualize how important this was. this would have been for big community civic functions. the depot was the biggest and most prominent structure in the city of amarillo at the time it was built. what we have here is the original santa fe door. this door actually was located on the other side of building and moved over here because of its importance to us and for this specific part of here. that is actually goldleaf and an original santa fe railway door. that is the reason you see paper behind it. we are protecting all of that. in this room you could have had --

there are hundreds of thousands of dead birds in new mexico, colorado and texas due to smoke from wildfires pushing them out of their migratory patterns. they died because they starved to death. we can see them, but we need to see them -- [indiscernible] -- please continue to push the rest of san francisco to plant local san francisco native plants. that concludes my comments. thank you. >> thank you for your comments.

new mexico is a statewide public health responder. we know without getting that 500 billion from the national governors association we cannot doo it. i appreciate your frustration if money goes to where it needs to go. we don't have the guidance or the flexibility to even determine how we identify strategies and today most states are at 70 percent allocation and so is news mexico. >> thank you. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> were still having problems. >> it's good to see our colleagues. living right across the hall from me good to see you. our local governments and hospitals and authorities and know not to expect too much in terms of federalal funding. so if you could speak to the importance that federal spending is targeted then needs to be prepared for the coronavirus. >>. >> this is an enormous undertaking it's for budgetary reasons in a wasteful fashion and going forward to use the money wisely that calls for blanket funding in the spring to help money to hide from the virus. that strategy was successful now we need a different one t

with southwest new mexico the minimal spectacular places in the west. and to see those local rivers protected are was quite happy to see senator udall to drafting this legislation and in response to the overwhelming community support. we name the bill in honor of my friend a writer and angler and conservationist in the most ardent defender the passed away last year. on dams and un- diverted in no small part because of decades and decades of work. in the second bill for new mexico is a bill to designate de la hoya as a wilderness area is the home of some of the best habitat in new mexico in a know that because i was there last fall this legislation is supported by a wide range of members as well as a dallas kitty community on - - commission with the spectacular views has long been a priority and i'm glad this bill is moving forward today. thank you for the witnesses testifying today and thank you chairman lee and the ranking member for including these bills on the docket today. >> i am grateful i am here with senator feinstein as we have been working tog

she previously represented new mexico in the u.s. house of representatives and served as cabinet secretary of new mexico's department of health. good to see you. the honorable tim walz the a veteranf minnesota, of the minnesota national guard and a former high school teacher and coach estate high school football champion. he also representing minnesota in this house for over 10 years -- also represented minnesota in this house for 10 years. -- 2003 to 2009. he served in the george h w bush .dministration without objection your written statements will be submitted for the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony. the timer will go off at the end of your time. i would ask you to wrap up your testimony. governor kelly, you recognized for five minutes -- you are recognized for five minutes to begin your oral testimony. [no audio] governor kelly? one day i will get this. let me begin again. i am laura kelly, governor of kansas. thank you for the invitation to testify on behalf of my state regarding our need f

new mexico basically fell to the confederates with the aim of going to fort union.here were different leaders, different ways they wanted to do things, but everyone amassed in the trinidad area. shivington -- there were confederates camped out and they took two companies, went down and surprise them. they were minors, they were minty tough, -- they were ers. the texans were caught unprepared, so these rebel rallying -- rabble rousing coloradans wipes the floor with them. it was also the perpetrator of the sand creek massacre, which is probably the worst thing that ever happened in colorado. interesting to see house a buddy when you're can be seen as the savior and two years later, three years later, be -- he was well supported at the time, but history will not look kind on him. the tales ofe of the civil war. charlie harrison from the b company came back down from denver. charlie and his gambling fraternity of confederates did try to intimidate the b company, but they were tired and hungry and come struggling through denver. well. not go some union guys went in and

the honorable michelle lujan grisham,m, the governor of new mexico, she previously represented new mexico right here in the u.s. house of representatives, and served as cabinet secretary of newne mexico's department of health, and its department of agents and longtime services. good to see. the honorable tim walz, the governor of minnesota, a veteran of the minnesota national guard and a former high school teacher and coach of a state football champion. he also represented minnesota in this house for over ten years. and finally, dr. douglas holtz-eakin who served as director of the congressional budget office from 2003-2009. mr. eakin holds -- mr. holtz-eakin served in the george w. bush of administration in the field of economics. without objection or written statements will be made part of the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony. that time will go off at the end of your time. i wouldld ask you to wrap up yor testimony so we can be respectful of other witnesses and committee members time. governor kelly, you are now recognized for five minutes to presen

. >>> deb holland of new mexico joins me on how the supreme court battle will have an impact on thoseresented in the united states and we have breaking news that is both fast and furious, strained from his own political norms, dwayne the rock johnson is throwing his weight behind the joe biden kamala harris ticket. as a political independent, i've voted for both parties in the past. in this critical presidential election, i'm endorsing biden and harris. johnson is one of the biggest celebrities on the planet and there are calls for him to run for president in the united states despite his lack for political inspirations. the rock is the third most backed person for president behind biden and trump. we in the media like to talk about endorsements from lawmakers. this may make a bigger difference than we think. we're back from pueblo, colorado at chile fest after this quick break. lo, colorado at chile fest after this quick break. there he is. oh, wow. you're doing, uh, you're doing really great with the twirling. dad, if you want to talk, i have a break at 3:00. okay, okay. i'm going.

tomorrow, team trump is hitting the trail hard this week with various stops in ey iowa, wisconsin, new mexico texas. jillian: protests breaking out in two major cities overnight after a violent weekend of riots leading to a record number of arrests. todd: jackie aba abania joins s live. >> reporter: protesters hitting the streets of rochester, new york for a fifth straight night following the death of daniel prude. >> we have some elected officials marching with us. this ain't no photo op. we want to ask joe morelli, with all the money you've taken from the police, what do you plan on doing with that money? jillian: that didn't go quite as planned. this comes after rochester's mayor promises to enact police reform. the city planning to double its availability of mental health professionals and shifting the family crisis intervention team out of the police department. protests in the city turning violent this weekend in rochester, nine people were arrested. the mayor slamming outside agitators for the h the destruc. >> there are agitators within the crowd, whether from here or of elsewhere, wh

the best we can do in trying to get that message out >> maggie, thank you, secretary of state of new mexico a new law in south carolina means all registered voters will be able to vote no excuse absentee for the first time the governor there, henry mcmaster signing that covid-19 expansion bill into law wednesday. it changes deadlines to send in absentee ballots we're going to put that information up on the screen for you to make sure that absolutely no ballot gets lost in god's country. if you'd like to apply to vote absentee by mail, your county office has to have that application by 5:00 p.m. on october 24th if you want to apply to vote absentee in person, you have to do it by 5:00 p.m. on october 30th this comes as south carolina voters have already requested more mail-in absentee ballots than the state mailed out in 2016 >>> it could be a twindemic, the combination of covid and the upcoming flu season. we'll answer your questions about getting ready for this year's flu season next also, stay tuned for the next hour former fbi agent peter strzok is going to join my colleague, andrea mitc

because he was my roommate in new mexico and he was the big joke here but then the 2nd split of the 2nd it immediately people don't joke with such things. he got up without thinking i went through the entrance door of the apartment opened it and looked to the outside somebody was standing with the head and a dark skinned face he was looking for the world i was some 4 to 5 meters to the right of him he did not see me and in front of him some 10 meters of soul there were 4 guards of the olympic village among them 2 women and the one of the women was speaking to that that skin men and they listened 1st she asked permission to allow red cross to enter and provide some aid to somebody and he refused and then she tried to convince amos there was the way law it and she said you should be humane and he replied the jews are not human need that. the terrorists broke into the apartments on either side of the one law danny shared with 2 sports shooters and 2 fans when asked what happened one of them i believe their least or move the curtain from the front window and pointed down and said do you see

on the new mexico desert, scientists unleashed its tremendous power.y cameras six miles away record this historic moment in the black of night. [explosion] end result of $2 billion spent on research and production, of years of feverish labor to harness atomic power ahead of the enemy. the energy that generates the heat of the sun and operates the solar system comes under the will of humankind. ♪ luminous smoke rises eight miles in the air. from another angle with the camera aimed above into the right of the bomb, the same explosion is seen again. [explosion] test, the first proof of the atomic bombs usefulness was apde only 20 days before the j of hiroshima was lasted from the earth. the second, nagasaki, japan sued for peace. stone and steel are turned into gas. ♪ and now, still from six miles distance, another picture of the same explosion. [explosion] in war, atomic power can level an entire elation -- entire nation in a few days. opens limitless horizons. on the eighth day of august, three days after the one dropped on hiroshima, the soviet union d

planes landed at kirkland air force base in albuquerque new mexico. a careful accounting is made of flu -- fuel consumption. special fuel was developed by shell oil company. product was shipped to nevada in train cars. this blend will not boil at the low pressures encountered altitude. it will still give adequate air starts. a simple 100 gallon slipper tank has been developed. these pressurized tanks contain enough fuel to carry them at cruising altitude, where they have no significant effect on speed or range. even after the addition of an chute and anot -- autopilot, the final weight was within 10 pounds of the original proposal. anyone for golf? many newcomers guests that the project involved in atomic powered aircraft and were astonished to find that they were to work with it. two days later, it went to 8000 feet. it took five attempts to land the plane because it would fly on idle engine thrust. gearnusual bicycle landing designed for the lightest possible structure wage 257 pounds. they drop off during takeoff. in the interest of saving weight.

amarillo, new mexico and st. louis missouri, right up ahead here is where the fence in the -- and the gate are. and if you get up high enough, on a ladder or on top of the vehicle, you can see a bit of concrete from the 1920s that was still left here. it exists just be on the outer -- beyond the outer ring road at the airport and runs up to one of the current runways. i just plain takeoff here. literally crossed over route 66. it is still there. hardly anybody knows about this little fragment of the mother road. that is hiding in plain sight. but right beyond the gate is where the old road was and it still is. >> where did the idea for this book start to come about? >> ellen and i met on facebook. i know it sounds cliche. we did. in several facebook groups, for route 66. she and her husband in germany, had been wanting to pursue a book project as they had been over to america a couple of times prior and had done a lot of photography on the road. and they wanted to partner with someone from america but in the -- w

eastern, at noon the governors of new mexico, minnesota, kansas and guam testify before the house financial services committee about financial aid to states and u.s. territory during the coronavirus pandemic. and on cspan2 the senate is back to vote on whether to move forward with the scaled-down economic relief bill that republicans introduced in response to covid-19. >> you are watching cspan2 your unfiltered view of government, created by america's television company of the public service and brought to you by your television provider. >> centers for disease control and prevention doctor robert redfield discussed the coronavirus pandemic at a virtual event hosted by research america the director talked about covid-19 vaccine trials, the virus

their vote business mail and it's a safe way to vote because of security measures like these in new mexico, a line for your signature and a box for the last four digits of your social security number. a couple of hours ago, i spoke to new mexico's secretary of state. >> there's no threat to mail-in ballots from really any source and, in fact, mail-in ballots are the safest and most secure way, in many cases, to cast your vote in light of the covid-19 pandemic mail-in ballots have been used, of course, in different ways in different states for decades now, as a safe, secure way for folks to vote and make their voices heard in our democracy. >> reporter: and shep, in new mexico they say they saw a spike in mail-in balloting there was some confusion about how to execute those balltochlt s. they've streamlined that process now and they're ready for election day, shep. >> that's election fraud what about cyber threats how real and how worried >> reporter: you know, that is one area where election observers say there are some concerns going into this election, particularly on the area of ransomw

both planes landed at kirkland air force base in albuquerque, new mexico. after each development flight, a careful accounting is made of fuel consumption. a special fuel was developed by shell oil company. the finished product was shipped to nevada in train cars. -- in tank cars. this blend will not boil at the low pressures encountered altitude. it will still give adequate air starts. in volatile, -- it is so in volatile, fire verily follows -- rarely follows a mishap. these pressurized tanks contain enough fuel to carry them at cruising altitude, where they have no significant effect on speed or range. even after the addition of an external chute and an autopilot, the final weight was within 10 pounds of the original proposal. the angel exceeded original performance limits in both ceiling and range. when the prototype angel was flown across death valley, lockheed found itself in the transportation business. watertown witho a handpicked crew of mechanics. name fromunofficial watertown was paradise ranch. this description was dreamed up tongue-in-cheek to e

that was the trinity test in new mexico. the 75th anniversary was a few weeks ago. and that was used in the bomb dropped on nag sack key. the bomb on hiroshima used uranium from oak ridge, tennessee. we were renderedded finish they were rendered extremely radioactive. now, builders and operators of hanford, they -- first, world war ii and the cold war, they assumed subsequent generations could figure out how to deal with these chemical and radiological wastes. so what they did is they pumped the waste into gigantic tanks that were built at hanford and then covered them with sand and dirt. this slide shows 12 of what eventually became 177 underground tanks that were used to store high-level chemical and radioactive waste from the processing plant. and the department of energy has made good progress in chieninging up some parts of -- cleaning up some parts of hanford, but they're just starting to deal with and process the wastes that have been stored in these tanks for more than 75 years now. it's astonishing to realize that the chemicals used during world war ii to g

balloons, many in the same areas of new mexico where the roswell incident allegedly occurred. used by the air force base balloon branch, the unit that conducted the launches, are the same as that described by the reputed witnesses who claim they saw the recovery of the flying saucer and alien crew. these huge high altitude balloons launched by the holloman balloon branch carried aloft a wide range of sophisticated, and for most perspectives, odd devices. much of the equipment was experimental and represented, for that era, the latest in space-age technologies. payloads ranged from simple radio tarranc transmitters to nasa space probes. announcer: learn more about the roswell reports tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. pacific on american history tv. the c-span cities tour explores the american story. since 2011 we have been to more than 200 communities across the nation. like many americans our staff is staying close to home due to the coronavirus. next and look at one of our city tour visits. ♪ >> the battleship missouri, 53,000 ton

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frank in albuquerque, new mexico. i think they need a toggle switch on the mic. i am a trump fan, but was disappointed with his interruptions. very disappointed with the presidential debate, i was looking forward to hearing our president and mr. biden debate, but was discouraged when they interrupted each other. i was hoping to get answers on important issues that i was embarrassed to see how this debate turned out. if you want to send a text, 202-748-8903. include your first name and your city. jerry in massachusetts on our support vice president biden line. how did the debate go for you? hi, i am not too happy with the debate. watching president trump go back-and-forth with vice president biden, he was up to his same old tricks of trying to throw him off his game. he even did it with mr. wallace. i think mr. wallace should have had a toggle switch to shut his mic off. has a gooden message, but he could not get it across because he was interrupted. i think he will be a good vice president, he has a good plan, but what threw me off was when didn't tell the white

whether it was her final wish to push the no, ma'am naugs and confirmation process new mexico after the election >> i don't know that she saudi said that were was that written out. >> it should wait to see >> president trump's nominee for the vacancy will receive a vote on the floor of the senate it has more than sufficient time to process a nomination. >> the senate has never confirmed a nominee to the sup people court this close to a prt shl election and house speaker nancy pelosi has hin hinted about a second impeachment to slow kit down >> sources till president reportedly met with one contender at the white house yesterday. pete ywilliams has more. >> the front runner is barrett, at 48 she'd be the youngest justice. defenders of the row v wade. >> a democratic snathd torr said every demi corralic senate who has its dogma. >> the dogma lives loudly within you and that's of concern. >> i would stress that my personal church affiliation or my religious would not bah part of my decision to serve as judge. >> they left cuba without anything but their education and that strong value to s

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the presiding officer: the senator from new mexico. a senator: mr. president, thank you very much for the recognition and reserving the right to object. mr. udall: as a former new mexico attorney general and an assistant u.s. attorney, i've worked closely with law enforcement for many years. i've worked hard to prosecute violent crimes in my career, including crimes where law enforcement officers were the victims. i've been privileged to work with law enforcement in new mexico and we are all thankful for the tremendous work of the capitol police here in our nation's capital. the senate is united in our respect for law enforcement. just five months ago in may, the senate passed a number of bills in a bipartisan resolution during national police week in support of those who serve our communities in the face of risk. we all agree that deadly violence targeting law enforcement is appalling. and we all have expressed gratitude for the brave men and women who serve in law enforcement. the recent shooting of two law sheriffs deputies in california was heino

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eastern then at noon the governor of new mexico, minnesota, kansas and guam testify before the house financial services committee about providing financial aid to states and u.s. territory during the coronavirus pandemic. and on c-span2 the senate is back to vote whether to move forward with a scaled-down economic relief bill that republicans are introduced in response to covid-19. >> book tv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. coming up this weekend saturday at 8:40 p.m. eastern, carter page former policy advisor for president trump 2016 presidential campaign on his book abuse and power, how an innocent american was framed in an attemp attempted coup againse president. sunday at 7:40 p.m. eastern cnn worldwide chief media correspondent brian skelter with this book hoax, donald trump, fox news and the dangerous distortion of truth. and at 9:00 p.m. on "after words", sarah huckabee sanders former white house press secretary for president trump on her book speaking for myself, faith, freedom and the fight for lives inside the trump white house. she's intervie