the gentleman from ohio reserves. mr.adler: i yield one minute -- i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from massachusetts, ms. pressley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized for one minute. ms. pressley: thank you, mr. nadler. as chair of the abortion rights and access task force i rise to make plain exactly what is going on here. this is not a debate about political violence. political violence and the violent rhetoric that drives it is a persistent threat my staff, my family and i know that intimately. everyone should condemn it. our colleagues across the aisle continue to say the quiet part out loud in their selective contempt for political violence. this resolution seeks to deny necessary medical care from those who seek it. abortion is health care and a fundamental human right. across the nation those seeking care are met with intimidation, violence and even loss of life. imagine walking through a screaming crowd to get to a medical appointment. imagine being a d

president we welcome you back i can't say welcome to ohio but i can say you can at least see ohio from here. but welcome back we are glad to have you here. we appreciate your leadership and although ohio, government beshear and i, our legislatures have been ready to put a lot of money into this bridge, i think we'll have another $1 billion in ohio. kentucky will have a lot as well. the truth is this bridge could not be built without these federal dollars. mr. president, welcome, welcome back. thank you for that leadership. [applause] let me thank my friend mitch mcconnell. my mentor, when i was in the united states senate. his leadership made a huge, huge different. always been someone who can get things done. he certainly took the lead in getting this done. my friend, from the united states senator kinda hard to say that former, but senator portman. a true leader in getting this bill passed as well. i want to thank sharon brown, senator brown for his work, his leadership on the bill. then there is my partner governor beshear. he and i have sort of navigated through covid together. we

the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr.dan: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. van orton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for one minute. mr. van orton: thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, madam speaker. i was a corpsman, a combat medic, in navy seals for over 0 years. i'd like to give you a different perspective. if i had an enemy combatant on the battlefield, which i was, i have required to provide them care up to and including to the detriment of my own troops or i could be punished. i find it unconscionable that this would be a a matter of discussion on the floor of the house that we would not provide medical care to a child born alive after the most traumatic circumstances possible. i implore my democratic colleagues to remind -- remember that this is not about a woman's access to abortion. this is about the sanctity of life and the basic dignity of a human child. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields bac

the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: i would point out to my friend from ten sty, not that i believe the d.o.j. has the ability to prosecute are people who vandalize crisis pregnancy centers, they said they can do it, i just wonder why they haven't. i yield one minute to the gentleman from alabama. >> i thank my colleague, mr. johnson, and his leadership on pro-life issues. in the wake of the dobbs' decision, pro-abortion radicals have waged horrific attacks. pro-life institutions are on the front line of meeting needs of women, youth yoo and men. they roy support and saved so many lives. nobody, and i say nobody should be in fear for their safety when seeking middle care and spiritual support. this body has the opportunity to express its unwavering support for the women and the families across america and this country and condemn this violence by voting for this act. i am proud tosh part of this effort and i encourage on my colleagues to vote yes on this resolution. i yield my time back. the speaker pro tempore:

the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks anden to insert extraneous material on h.r. 26. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. swror dan: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i rise in support of h.r. 26, the born alive abortion survivors protection act in. simple term, life is sacred. all life, we think, including unborn children, but that's not what this legislation is about. this legislation is about those kids born alive, making sure they get protected. for over 40 years, the decision in roe v. wade as justice alito has stated inflamed debit and deepened division over the issue of abortion in this country.% we've seen that play out over the last year. what should be undisputed is the care of a child born alive after, after an attempted abortion. unfortunately, as evidenced by congressmens from prominent demo

the gentleman from ohio reserves. mr. nadler: i yield one minute -- i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from massachusetts, ms. pressley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized for one minute. ms. pressley: thank you, mr. nadler. as chair of the abortion rights and access task force i rise to make plain exactly what is going on here. this is not a debate about political violence. political violence and the violent rhetoric that drives it is a persistent threat my staff, my family and i know that intimately. everyone should condemn it. our colleagues across the aisle continue to say the quiet part out loud in their selective contempt for political violence. this resolution seeks to deny necessary medical care from those who seek it. abortion is health care and a fundamental human right. across the nation those seeking care are met with intimidation, violence and even loss of life. imagine walking through a screaming crowd to get to a medical appointment. imagine being a

here's why it is so important, it connects 75 and 71 across the ohio river.the nation's busiest trade route, truck traffic on i 75 alone carries $2 billion of freight. $2 billion a day between florida and canada. 2 billion bridge is built and 63, designed to carry 80000 euros a day. 160,000 vehicles across the bridge, 30,000 as you can see, ten have already passed our trucks. a bridge built half a century ago, is the second most congested truck bottlenecked in the entire u.s. that it doesn't take an engineer to tell anyone in this neck of the wood the recipe for a dangerous accident delayed shipment and notorious gridlock, you're looking at it. folks around here understand and you saw what happened two years ago. two years ago when the bridge is closed for a week because of the damage of a crash. lost revenues and local businesses, congestion on alternative routes, nightmare commutes. call it what everyone else felt, total chaos. this is the united states of america for god's sakes. we know and now we are proving we are better than what we have been. the fund

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energy is big for ohio. and homeland security is also a passion of mine, and i have enjoyed being the the wrecking republican there, the top republican now in that committee. the senate foreign relations committee has been a surprise. i wanted to be on the armed services committee, where i was my first couple of years. had to go off to be on the finance committee. i asked for a waiver to be able to serve on both armed services and finance. that was declined, but they said we would like you to serve on foreign relations. and they wanted me to be on our leadership. i kind of reluctantly did it. it has been great, it has been really interesting. i have a lot of contacts from my days as u.s. trade rep. america's place in the world is what that committee is about, ensuring america continue to play a role in keeping the peace, keeping the lanes of commerce open, encouraging democracy and freedom around the world. and so, that's been a lot of fun. it has been an interesting committee. greta: most significant legisl

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ohio state was the better team. coming back in that last minute drive, putting together a touch down, a guy who catches the touch down pass, mitchell wasn't even in the starting line-up for most of this season. he missed nine games due to injury. he catches the winning touch down pass. credit to bennett. he had a pretty good night although it was a bit of a slow start. yeah, ohio state did an incredible job of exploiting georgia's secondary, and i think that's going to be key for tcu. they now know if you get some one-on-one matchups and georgia's secondary as talented as that unit is, you can make some plays down the field. >> yeah, because michigan and ohio state they are the cream of the crop of the big ten conference. which is more likely to win a title first in your opinion? >> yeah, that's a really great question because it's a very disappointing season for both teams just how it ended up. obviously they make it to the playoff. i think i'm going to go with ohio state. i like what ryan day has done. i was just

>> state of ohio, many families are overburdened with inflation and other conditions. we want to make this a priority in our governor is an outspoken advocate for mental health. we just made this is a priority to keep it funded, up and running. john: do you think the federal government should put more money into this? >> it was a federal mandate. to receive and respond to this, we have been able to find it with recovery funds and other initiatives within the state. we believe we can continue that. john: it passed the house unanimously last session. what are your hopes? >> we will be introducing the bill in the house as soon as parties can get together to make sure the language is what we want to present within the next month or so, we will get the bill finished up and it will be ready to be heard again in the house. is time, where hoping there is time to get it through the senate. john: thank you very much and drawing attention to the prevention of suicide. that is pbs news weekend. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. see you torrow. >> major funding has b

for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise to nominate kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> now, why would i -- why would i as a conservative, as an army ranger, business guy, the first guy that the house freedom caucus backed in a congressional race, why would i nominate kevin mccarthy to become next speaker of the house? why would jim jordan -- why would other conservatives like thomas massie, and others support kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house? you know, something in our nature as humans causes us to dehumanize others when we engage in conflict. mr. davidson: dehumanizing others makes it easier to ascribe bad motives and to engage in the fight. but it also makes it harder to understand one another. as actions push further disagreement, arguments tend to escalate rather than resolve. we're on the precipice of such a destructive argument today. i plead with all, all of my republican colleagues, let cooler, more rational heads prevail. le

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this one key bridge connecting cincinnati, ohio, on the northern side of the ohio river and the northern nub of kentucky on the southern side of the river, that one important bridge has been functionally obsolete for more than two decades. it has supposedly been a national priority to fix this thing for more than two decades. never gets done. except now apparently it's getting done. they're cutting the checks. the day after tomorrow there is going to be a political miracle. the day after tomorrow president biden will be at that bridge, wednesday, this week with two governors, democratic governor andy beshear and republican governor mike dewine of ohio and he will be there with two senators, republican senate leader mitch mcconnell from kentucky and democratic senator sherrod brown from ohio. republicans and democrats together, cats and dogs living in harmony, formally announcing the fact that the bipartisan infrastructure bill that president biden got passed this past year is finally going to be the thing that fixes that freaking bridge. $1.6 billion to fix this thick. they're going to b

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for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition?eaker, i rise to nominate kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house. >> the gentleman is recognized. [ applause ] >> now, why would i -- why would i as a conservative as an army ranger, business guy, the first guy that the house freedom caucus backed in a congressional race, why would i nominate kevin mccarthy to become the next speaker of the house? why would jim jordan? why would other conservatives like thomas massie, jim banks, kevin hern and others support kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house? you know, something in our nature as humans causes us to dehumanize others when we engage in conflict dehumanizing others makes it easier to ascribe bad motives and to engage in the fight. but also makes it harder to understand one another. as actions push further disagreement arguments tend to escalate rather than resolve. we're on the precipice of such a destructive argument today. i plead with all, all of my republican colleagues, let cooler, more rational heads prevail. let us unite as re

have you been to ohio? >> ohio, no, no. >> jimmy: not ohio. [ laughter ] >> i'm messing this all.ell, he really screwed up, didn't he? [ boos ] >> no, i shouldn't -- i don't know why i'm saying these things. [ laughter ] oh my gosh. imagine he's watching television. forget about it, forget about it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: forget about it. go back to ohio, you! >> oh, that was funny. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you -- and i'm going to -- i promised the audience i would not ruin the finale, for those who haven't seen it yet. did you watch the finale on hbo when it was on? >> yes. >> jimmy: you did. who did you watch it with? allora. every week i waited to watch the show with some friends. because i wasn't confident to watch on it my own on the computer. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and so the last -- the last show, we organized a little party at -- so derek bernard is one of the producers of the show, no? >> jimmy: okay. >> hbo and -- okay. and me and a guest since like two months to his brother's place. like -- john bennett's place. just to say that they are so nice

richard in ohio, republican. caller: i definitely don't want a democrat to be in charge. i mean republicans and democrats are wasting our money. for example, obama started putting the money toward the green energy. $30 billion of interest for every trillion dollars. telling the people we are spending $399 billion of interest every year on a we have to stop it. host: who do you want to be speaker? caller: i want somebody who is going to work for us. i mean clinton got rid of the jobs. and biden put in $36 billion -- [indiscernible] >> and the democrats were great inputting forth joakim's name. caller: i have been listening to the callers and something brought up and compromised choice with republicans working together and could make sense. i think republicans put their radical factions and so i think someone who is in the middle, a democrat representing a republican state like alaska, mary peltola and she is fresh, which a lot of people would like. that's my reaction. host: this is from a report on capitol hill. he is hearing that some mccarthy allies will be meeting with

over $1 billion is being spent on the bridge over the ohio river connecting ohio and kentucky. we're repairing the original bridge and building an entirely new one parallel to it. each day trucks carry about $2 billion worth of freight across that bridge from florida to candavment and it was built 60 years ago. folks have been talking about fixing it for decades. but now we're finally going to get it done. we're not stopping there we're closing the digital divide, nearly 175,000 households in maryland who haven't had access to high speed internet are now getting access to it through the infrastructure law. bipartisan infrastructure law. and our broadband program is estimated to create 200,000 jobs across the country just putting it in the ground. it was all union work. today -- [applause] and today we're announcing a nearly $4 million grant to the great hbcu in baltimore to buy new laptops to give students digital skills and training that they need to compete in today's workplace. the army corps of engineers spends millions each year drenling to keep shipping channels clear in

she's statehouse news bureau chief for ohio public radio and tv.nd katie meyer is a government and politics editor for the nonprofit news outlet spotlight pa. welcome to you both. and, karen, at one point during the protracted house speaker race in washington, there was talk, short-lived talk, of democrats and republicans forming a coalition majity. in ohio, the parties were able to band together and basically do that. how? karen: yeah, it actually happened here. and what was interesting is, the successful speak candidate, a man named son stephens, was able to pull together more democratic votes than republican votes. he got all 32 democrats in the ohio house to vote for him and got 22 republican votes. the other candidate, who was the speaker-elect coming into this -- he had been chosen speaker by the republican caucus in november, a man named derek merrin, he got 44 -- 43 votes. he had more republican votes than the speaker who was elected. and so now the is a real question among these two camps over what's gog to happen next. and, today, the gro

he tweeted about "ohio."g, like, look, dude, you are one of the reasons i wanted to become a writer like whatever you could do, that mesmerized me as a kid >> seth: that's really cool. i wanna, mostly because i feel like this one is going to stay with me, a second tweet about it "more terrifying than 'the stand' because it's real so that's -- that's really made my bones hurt. [ light laughter ] >> i just -- i just want to -- when i die, i want to be remembered as the guy who freaked out stephen king >> seth: exactly [ laughter and applause yeah, that's a good thing to shoot for. i do want to go back to something he said in the first tweet which is he ended by saying, you know, again, terrifying but he also said uplifting so you have spent all this time. you've talked to scientists. you wrote this book about how bad things could be, and yet i think it's important to say you still have hope. where does your hope come from >> yeah, okay. so it's not like in the course of writing this novel i didn't feel overwhel

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half an hour later emerges with the song ohio.e whole band to get together that night in l.a. and it's out on the street in a few days. the code of the post strip of the story, after the band broke up, when they finally got back together for this giant kind of chaotic reunion tour in 1974 that crosby labeled the doom tour because of all the drugs and craziness, "ohio" was their last encore many nights as richard nixon was marched towards resignation in the watergate scandal engulfed him. in many ways, they got the last word. >> and ron, you said crosby was the figure who really introduced joni mitchell to the world, bringing to l.a., showcasing her in people's living rooms in laurel canyon. >> can you imagine that? joni mitchell was getting started as a folk singer. they met i believe i recall in florida. he brought her out to l.a. and would kind of showcase her in people's living rooms. 1968 or so los angeles, he would introduce joni mitchell and she would sit on the floor and play the guitar and sing her songs. he actually produ

he tweeted about "ohio."easons i wanted to become a writer like whatever you could do, that mesmerized me as a kid >> seth: that's really cool. i wanna, mostly because i feel like this one is going to stay with me, a second tweet about it "more terrifying than 'the stand' because it's real so that's -- that's really made my bones hurt. [ light laughter ] >> i just -- i just want to -- when i die, i want to be remembered as the guy who freaked out stephen king >> seth: exactly [ laughter and applause yeah, that's a good thing to shoot for. i do want to go back to something he said in the first tweet which is he ended by saying, you know, again, terrifying but he also said uplifting so you have spent all this time. you've talked to scientists. you wrote this book about how bad things could be, and yet i think it's important to say you still have hope. where does your hope come from >> yeah, okay. so it's not like in the course of writing this novel i didn't feel overwhelming constant despair. i won't lie about

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the most famous example is ohio, their song about penn state.gether in -- neil young sees the famous photo of the girl kneeling in the road. and crying -- he goes off into the woods half an hour later and emerges with the song ohio. david crosby ranges for the whole band to get together that night in l.a. and recorded and it's out on the street in a few days. and the postscript or coded to the story is after the band broke up, when they finally got back together in this giant chaotic reunion tour in 1974 that crosby labeled the doomed tour because of all the drugs and craziness, ohio was their last encore, many nights, as richard nixon march towards resignation in the watergate scandal engulfed, in so many ways, they got the last word -- >> ron, you said that crosby was really the figure that introduced joni mitchell to the world, bringing her to l.a., showcasing her in peoples living worms living rooms and -- >> yeah, can you imagine that? when joni mitchell was getting started as a focusing or -- in florida -- he brought her out to l.a. and we

for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek

i went all the way out to ohio.e the only person you meet in your life that talks about cleveland like it's new york city. (laughter) like, i got off the plane, i felt like i was in times square. all the buildings looked like the empire state building, they were really wawas. all the cars looked like... all the cars looked like mercedes-benzes, they were kias. but it was just so cool to be in, like, a new place and see this place i had never en. but the weird rt was that, you know, once i got there, me and my brother did the same things we always did when were in richmond. we just played video games, watched basketball, and ate chocolate chip cookies. like, that's really the time we spent. when i got back, though, i knew i had to brace myself, because i was still in trouble. and i didn't know how bad it was going to be. i walked in the house, my mom's sitting on the couch, and all she does is stare in silence. and i don't know if you've ever seen a sniper rifle... (laughter) but that stare was like a red dot on my c

ohio state significant huge engineering school. the answer is yes.eveland, you have fabulous schools throughout central ohio. >> you also have an outstanding reputation when it comes to small business and small business climate and congratulate you for being really a lotted for probably being the number one banker in the country for it what do you hear from the small business people? >> well, there is clear concern about the uncertainty. there is an the margin there is deferrals of decision making in terms of future investment this is their life blood and business so they're being cautious right now and the headlines are supporting that so we think the small businesses are generally in good shape. they're adjusting to whatever the economy dictates and i think they're going to be able to get through this in relatively good shape. >> well, as a small business person who's owned a lot of different properties including hotels and restaurants, i have to believe i would be buying whatever i could around these different business sites, particularly the inte

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ten events now as senator from ohio, hasn't been in ohio on tv since his election in we're happy to haveim join us right now. thank you so much for coming on. you've been in washington just couple of days really, i have t ask what is your perception, what is your first reaction? >> i guess my first reaction is they don't work very hard because we got sworn in on tuesday and we started a three week recess so i'm back in my home in cincinnati now, which i so crazy because it's not like the country doesn't have a majo crises and problems that you would expect the united states and into be working on, but the other thing of course is that the senate is so fundamentally separate from what people care about what's actually going on in the country. a lot of people were patting themselves on the back for having spent another $45 billio of taxpayer any incentive to ukraine even as the amount of fentanyl that could kill not thousands but millions or billions of people continues to come across our border every single month and now he has ordered an executive order whic would sweep these massive cro

in ohio. here's the thing, jesse. president trump was yesterday to act as you said earlier but the bureaucrats and swamp rats in d.c. convinced them it was too aggressive. and the state department, and they control these actions in mexico and the policy and it didn't get done. jesse, let me ask you a question. when bill barr retired and went on the speaking tour, he talks now about how they operate like isis in mexico. how they should be, you know, taken from the face of the earth and how they can't be treated as criminals because the prosecution system has failed. and for all these american law enforcement agencies that developed the evidence on these really bad guys in mexico, we can't get them arrested. we can't get them apprehended. we can't get them extra died because ammo doesn't want to do it. you question yourself what about the public safety of our kids and our country what is going on here, jesse. something really strange. >> jesse: you could really unite the country if we declared w

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being there with mitch mcconnell and the governor of ohio, the republican governor of ohio is meant to say this is how government works. and the contrast from the floor of the house right now very stark. >> if can, i want to play a little sound from joe biden earlier today when he was asked about this. do we have it? >> it's not my problem. >> it's not my problem >> the other interesting thing about this is that what they got done and what republicans like much mitch, who are saying lots of money going to their states, are happy they got done, that ohio is happy about, very republican, very red state is exactly the thing that a lot of these folks who are trying to stop kevin mccarthy from being speaker, who are unhappy with the republicans, who believe that too much has been given away, that's exactly the kind of legislation they are not happy about. >> that's exactly right. in fact, they wanted to punish republicans who voted for that bipartisan infrastructure bill. the idea is you can vote for something that democrats also voted for was seen as a betrayal of the party of the conserva

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exclusive, new reporting on one of next year's cril senate races and trying to unseat sherrod brown in ohio. i'm hallie jackson in aurkz. with me is monica alba, capitol hill correspondent ali vitali and former federal prosecutor and political legal affairs columnist rendo mariotti with us as well. the question is not taking questions from reporters on the documents. not all together surprising. but the white house is trying, to it feels, as you have new reporting on the president's mind set on all of this, flex the muscles and point the finger at house republicans to say why didn't you care when donald trump did this and you care what is happening in a different situation with the president? >> absolutely, hallie. this is a white house that is trying to draw distinctions when it comes to the two very different cases and despite our best efforts, the president has not been answering reporters' questions for the last four days now. but we do know a little bit more about what he is expressing privately behind the scenes, he is incredibly frustrate weed are told, along with my colleagues, acco

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you heard about the overture of the democrat from ohio, willing and open to crossing party lines. you heard ro khanna who said he would not vote for kevin mccarthy. but the notion that some democrats might do that depending on the republican. >> the conservatives are holding out not voting for mccarthy. they want a better deal. the reality is, they're paving the way to get a worse deal than the one mccarthy is offering right now. any consensus speaker that the names that ro khanna mentioned, the other names floating around as potential speaker, they are not going to accept any of the demands that the conservatives have let alone this watered down version that kevin mccarthy is trying to push. they're going to take that slim house republican conference backwards in terms of the leverage that they have. they'll adjust the ratios of democrats and republicans on committees to water down republican strength if this is going to be some sort of bipartisan speaker situation. conservatives have to be careful that they don't overplay their hand and ends up in a speaker that puts them in a w

georgia bulldogs edges out ohio state here in atlanta. >> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom" on this holiday. >> happy new year. we begin tonight with a major development in the idaho murder investigation. for the first time we're hearing from the parents the suspect in the case, bryan kohberger. he's facing four counts of first-degree murder. jean casarez is in pennsylvania where kohberger remains in isolation at the correctional facility. what are the parents saying? >> well, pamela, they have released a statement and i want to read this to you. the attorney for bryan kohberger, jason labar, tells me that when he was arrested friday morning and the family is telling him about 3:00 in the morning, but brian labar tells me what happened was they wept to the front door and that bryan's father actually answered the door. it was law enforcement. we know it was the fbi. we know it was pennsylvania state police. it was in the middle of the night. we also are told that he was very cooperative. he brought his son bryan to the front door. bryan was