so 1st of all the engineers and mr nuss are biopsied so well in respect to demand. friendly relations are likely that he's an experienced politician and for a lot of time well he's been living in europe and he was living in a train so you know of the country well in that he really had a lot of sympathy for him and he mused for a casting with michel the indians and utilities ukraine so wants to do her pride for me which kind of thing you should be able. to tell us about ukraine shouldn't luke for happening is over seas because of course floods you can find some good rides over seas without us going to cost you know so we shouldn't bluecoat broad we should look at all greasy to go should lose next door and there are neighborhoods so if that's the right of do and the thing is that it should do or not i must go. normally for a meeting it's over not talking about it because of the kids. because we just if we're going to meet then. we're going to meet buried then why should be you know when you've got 2 in the state run at least one preparatory meeting so i don't think th

since tiananmen squaremark of nuss a bipartisan way have been fighting this fight and we have seen that commercial interests always make the fight. it's always been about money. to those who take the repressive chinese government's side, i say what does it profit a person to gain the whole world and suffer the loss of his soul? today the house is proud to once again pass bicameral, bipartisan hong kong human rights and democracy act to reaffirm america's commitment to democracy, human rights and the rule of law in the face of beijing's crackdown. we have been joined by the distinguished ranking member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. mccaul, thank you for your leadership in bringing this legislation to the floor, i acknowledged you earlier along with our distinguished chairman, mr. engel. we are proud to pass the senate version of chairman mcgovern's protect hong kong act to suspend sales on dangerous munitions to the hong kong police. we also salute senator merkley for his leadership in passing that on the senate floor. . merica must take a stand with hong kong. i'm so pleased tha

falls into the category of the thing wiz forget just how much 9/11 changed but you saw nat excerpt we nuss-- just never considered a plane as a missile before. and so for the air traffic controllerred that morning, they're concerned because it's a hijacking but they're going through their standard protocols and saying, all right, well, let's clear the traffic and the planes will fly wherever the plane wants to fly and then land and de'll negotiate with. the and send spezza to the plains and the hossages get off and everyone's day goes on. and that it's just sort of that mindset that is so hard to capture today because of course, what makes flight 93 different than the first three is it was 45 minutes late. thank god for airport congestion in musician this one thing that's always constant in american life. and so the plane takes off from newark 45 minutes later than it's supposed to, which means that when the passengers onboard start calling down to the ground to say that they are -- their plane has been hijacked, they -- their family members are telling them bowled the twin towers and the

the times have found each and every one of nuss this room and in our country. to pay attention to how we protect and defend the constitution of the united states. honoring the vision of our founders who declared independence from a monarch and established a country contrary to that principle. honoring men and women in uniform who fight for our freedom and for our democracy and honoring the aspirations of our children so that no president, whoever he or she may be in the future, could decide that article 2 says they can do whatever they want. again, let us honor our oath of office, let us defend our democracy, let vuss a good vote today and have clarity, clarity as to how we proceed, why we proceed, and again, doing so in a way that hon norse constitution. we must honor the constitution and how we do this. we must respect the institution we serve. and we must heed the further words of our founders, e plure bus ewe numb frommark one. they didn't know how many we would be, or how different we would be, but they knew we needed to always be unify. hopefully as we go

collins, one of the men who serves nuss multiple capacities both in the air force and as a member of congress. mr. collins: thank you, i appreciate it. to be here, to hear just the accomplishments of senator isakson. he's one of the people that you go along and find in life you have to know them by title or have to know them by last name. in the state of georgia, when you say johnny, everybody knows who you're talking about. especially when it comes to our politics. for me, to rattle off everything that's already been said is breathtaking what you have cone and accomplished from business to career and those are things that's worthy of the page in your life. but for many of us here, just as my friends were saying earlier. off personal attachment to many of us, whether you realize it or not. for those of us who come forward in public service and you need role models an mentors and hear about those who succeeded and failed and succeeded and failed which is something many of us have to get used to whether we want to or not. for me it's watching you in the times when probably you didn't k