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omaha, nebraska is about 380 miles away. can anybody tell me what my opinion would matter in omaha, nebraska? i don't spend time there. i don't know what the people want there. the only assumption we can make as to why a tribe over 350 miles away was consulted instead of the local community is that my colleagues knew they wouldn't find support. this should be an easy decision. there is no reason to vote yes on this bill. i urge my colleagues to think about the future of our country and vote no today on h.r. 1146. i yield back. mr. young: reserve. the chair: the gentleman from alaska reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: thank you, mr. speaker. i know the gentleman does not mean to disrespect or trivialize the interests of an indigenous tribe that for hundreds and hundreds of years has depended on the porcupine caribou herd where it's calving grounds and heart of the migratory road is right in the refuge we are talking about. i know the gentleman doesn't mean to disrespect them by suggesting thei

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have been any underground headquarters in omaha, nebraska, with president johnson. ♪ you get a strongng of the country by meeting people in different states. >> icy. against congress, which would eliminate from the u.s. foreign countries. these people would have lost their jobs. so they had an interest in getting the compromise will. a certain measure of the inspection. >> watch the entire film. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america. >> next, retired infectious disease specialist john talks about charles, the first dr. to treat the mortally wounded abraham lincoln after john wilkes booth shot him while he watched a plant ford's theatre and washington, d.c. he delivers an overview

let's bring in our guests in omaha nebraska we have dr lee high and here is dean of the university of nebraska college of public health and a former senior administrator of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention in brussels heidi larsen director of the vaccine confidence project a professor at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine at the lancaster data gatherer biologist and lecturer of lancaster university welcome to the program dr hunt isn't it interesting that we're talking about the growing influence of the anti vacs are not in a desolate country in sub-saharan africa but in some of the most advanced countries in north western hemisphere. no not at all least in the wet and warm and you know in some backs you have the bends the really the funk you know public health. and people most long in the many in the arm and back bankable needed and then a lot of misinformation loewenberg being worried about. you know whether they need a vaccine at all i'm not surprised at all of them backing her and. at least their version of it we see in the united states. i do we'

let's bring in our guests in omaha nebraska we have dr lee hearn his dean of the university of nebraska college of public health and a former senior administrator of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention in brussels heidi larsen director of the vaccine confidence project a professor at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine at the lancaster data gathering biologist and lecturer of lancaster university welcome to the program dr hunt isn't it interesting that we're talking about the growing influence of the anti vacs are not in a desolate country in sub-saharan africa but in some of the most advanced countries in north western hemisphere. no not at all least in the wet and warm and you know in some back seem to have the bends the really the funk you know public health. and people more long in the many in the army and back in bankable leaders and then a lot of misinformation but low and the people being worried about. whether they need a vaccine at all i'm not surprised at all of them backing her and. at meeting their version of it we in the united states. i do we

host: omaha, nebraska. brenda's on the independent line. go ahead. caller: hi. my name's brenda and i'm hoping that you'll give me the opportunity to really tell you how i feel without being cut off. the reason that i said i'm other is because my senator is senator sass who i disease like greatly. and i disease like -- dislike mitt romney. and i have leukemia. so i have the unfortunate every to sit and watch single show. and i will tell you, i voted for trump and i am sick and tired of being called a racist, a deplorable, a sexist. and i'm complicit. the democratic party has become evil, they have become angry, and they have become vindictive. and when you watch the hearings, where has the democrats been for eight years during obama? , iran. s., benghazi they're nowhere to be found. and all of a sudden they find religion. they find that we are the evil ones. we're getting beat up. we can't wear our hats out. we can't put a sign out. it is the media and the democrat party that's dividing this country. and my local news finally exposed the democrat party and their

one from omaha, nebraska. another from duluth, minnesota.t in milwaukee are not aware there was one in milwaukee in 1861. i young man by the age of george marshall clark. when you look at the history of lynching, there were 5000 documented cases and many others that were never documented. the documentation came from a variety of sources. tuskegee kept a database. most of the lynchings we know fromrom stories newspapers. there were a variety of lynchings that occurred. somewhere a small party of people that took someone to the back woods and murdered them. others were known as spectacle lynchings like the one cameron survived where thousands of white or going to be there as part of this festive environment. the going to come into the town for the lynching. people just think it was an angry event but it was very festive event for those who were participating. in marion, all of the blacks becaused to leave town they were frightened that they would be victimized as well. days lateruple before they came back. in 1979, he took an important to the

>> the ugly for me, an alleged banana thrown at a man's alleged face prompted a call to omaha, nebraskaument with a younger woman. as he was walking away, here comes flying a banana. he alleges that it hit him in the face and stained his shirt. as a criminal defense attorney, this may seem like an unusual story. trust me, police reports are full of nonsensical waste of the police's time reports like this. this kind of thing, police are watching this saying i get called out for something like that at least once a week. it's a massive waste of our time. banana assaults are not the priority for federal or state law enforcement. >> what about you? what's the ugly? >> this is just despicable. the woman who once said that the nra was a civil rights group to protect black folks from the kkk was called upon republicans to speak at congress about white supremacy. she said white supremacy is not an issue. it's incorrect, offensive. >> it's currently incorrect. >> i have been saying for a long time that there is always money to be made for a black person who will go on the national stage and path

omaha, nebraska is about 380 miles away. can anybody tell me what my opinion would matter in omaha, nebraska? i don't spend time there. i don't know what the people want there. the only assumption we can make as to why a tribe over 350 miles away was consulted instead of the local community is that my colleagues knew they wouldn't find support. this should be an easy decision. there is no reason to vote yes on this bill. i urge my colleagues to think about the future of our country and vote no today on h.r. 1146. i yield back. mr. young: reserve. the chair: the gentleman from alaska reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: thank you, mr. speaker. i know the gentleman does not mean to disrespect or trivialize the interests of an indigenous tribe that for hundreds and hundreds of years has depended on the porcupine caribou herd where it's calving grounds and heart of the migratory road is right in the refuge we are talking about. i know the gentleman doesn't mean to disrespect them by suggesting thei

omaha area. today they produce four different publications with a circulation of nearly 40,000 copies a week across the state of nebraska. and has become a cherished voice throughout the latino community. they are considered the main spanish newspaper for the spanish community in nebraska and northwest iowa. through the years they have received numerous accolades, including small business of the year. and business of the year in nebraska and in iowa. the organization awards from the latino commission, and many others. they exemplify the american dream. our nation provides us the opportunities to work hard and prosper and abrio is doing just that. congratulations to lunda latino and achieving 20 years of excellence in business and journalism. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. cunningham, for five minutes. mr. cunningham: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor the billian life of louis o'neill door. door was everything the low country could ask for in a hometown hero. born in buford in 1945, he attended morehouse college and worked three

. >> in nebraska. >> in omaha and then back to the nation's capital. >> who people don't know when wene three planes had already hit of the four. we boarded air force one. we are told there are six unidentified aircraft in the sky that have not responded. so everybody wanted president bush to stay out of washington. the secret service. and air force base personnel. air force personnel and if you ask colonel tillman the pilot of air force one. even if the president had ordered him to go back to washington he wasn't going to do it. brian: what was your role in your mind what are you saying to yourself what is ari fleischer press secretary be the president's spokesperson at a time when everyone is making their own conclusions. >> brian, did i something unusual that day. normally go to air force one and get in your seat in the staff cabin. i spent virtually the entire day in the president's cabin taking verbatim notes recognizing what a day of history this was. ainsley: we are at war. thank you, ari, for being with us. steve: we have about a dozen first responders here today who were ther

into fentanyl distribution ring, for example in omaha, they need to coordinate efforts with customs officers in el paso so that packages en route to nebraska are properly interdicted. the j.t.f. model is intended to ensure this coordination is baked into the culture at d.h.s. so that cases don't slip through the cracks. so congress recognized the value of secretary johnson's pilot j.t.s. when we formally authorized them in 2016. as new challenges confront the department, we must make use of this organizational structure in innovative ways to maintain the synergies that drove the creation of d.h.s. in the first place. stopping proliferation of fentanyl is particularly well suited to this approach. unlike many -- like many more traditional, fentanyl is often shipped directly to dealers from overseas. fentanyl's extremely high potency allows these shipments to be small enough to go undetected unless carefully scrutized. that's why it's essential that the joint task force on opioids collaborate with private sector organizations and any other federal, state, local, tribal, territorial, or international entity to increase operational effectivene