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caller: i saw your interviews with mckinley and osha and they were fantastic. you got them to say a lot of things i don't think they were supposed to say. i think they should just go ahead and get johnson in and then fight down the road just so we can to get this over with. it is terrible to see them in fighting. when did we elect must and vivek ramaswamy? i don't remember talking about them before. anyway, happy new year. guest: you said you wanted to do the speaker vote in the first round so then they can get to their business. what should be the first thing they do what i washington in the 119th congress? caller: i looked up the icc thing. host: i will leave it there because, as we said, the senate meeting to formally gavel in the 118th does gavel out the 118th conference -- gavel out the 118th congress and begin the new session. we take you live on c-span. >> the senate will come to order. guest: that's it --. host: that's it. the senate gaveled out. a quick pro forma session from them. they are expected to come back at noon eastern time. watch gavel to gav

i'm not showing a show which computer work is all part of the thing is go to a board like a separate osha, your actual service, missed up there. the death stands for a russian with the means towed. this type of how it so has been in service since the mid eighties and it's still actively used. we saw the soldiers preparing the guns of baffled that were cleaning, checking, and adjusting things. let's you know, let's just look up towards the cost of the order. so i have to sort of there was the, the missed, they towed how it's kind of a $152.00 millimeters, maximum range, 28 kilometers on the phone, on the bus alone. but, you know, before we recorded the information, they went in those subsidiary. it just means it's closer to single force. and so for the key, of course that i need to hold the kind of chicata shall be able to study. so police and then we talk, what are your ways, boy, do somebody been that way? need provide you with surface audio and talk to you about the book? somebody been there and while you're off on the story, don't believe the the golf course. we're still, we're still t

how do we apply the right parts for commercial standards wherever we can like osha plus.we have gone on in the progress you've made ande and that congratulations is something probably we are just scratching the surface of getting down to work at the right standards for each mission and project. >> it is important tod remember done a lot of work to stream line requirements from doe. we have also been very introspective to look inside of her own institutions eight times out of 10 when someone tells you there's a doe order for there isn't one. clean her own houses. somebody comes to work every day understand the top four or five high-risk items they obsolete mustte take care of first and foremost is something you've done a good job. kudos on doing that. i think as we streamline that's going to energize people and get more work done safer it will keep these people around because they sure are these young kids we are hiring are really our future. in closing transitions are a god thing. an opportunity the new administrator, the new secretary, the new congress is going to ask al

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leaders have gathered it to remember the more than 1000000 lives lost in the model machine that was osha, that's the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the nazi german concentration on the extermination comp or for the chance to listen, perhaps for the last time to some of those who suffered and witnessed at 1st times one of humanity's greatest atrocities. i knew cooper's mckinnon in belen and this is the day the hail boat type feed to my mothers and in the dark, canceled car. full time was our was the cries and the prayers of suddenly need this for the women. heard me 8 is my soul. and phone to me to this day. also on the day, thousands of displays, palestinians return to the news of the gaza strip for the 1st time and more than a year in the interest we want to go see our family. we want to see my mother and father. we haven't seen them for 15 months. it's been a long time since we're waiting to see them. and now we're going welcome to the de holocaust survivors, have the weld not to repeat the mistakes of history as they mock the 80th anniversary of the liberation of alphabets. sur

thank you at that altar and osha generally from california congressman trent eight. >> thank you mr. deluzio were yielding to me in thank you chair i want to thank our five person first responders and across the country have been working nonstop to put out the fires in southern california. our heart also go out to those who lost their lives and livelihoods as a result of these wildfires. i visited some of the burn sites with my colleagues was how the destruction to homes, businesses and committee centers firsthand. it looks like a war zone out there. but we saw but we hear from our constituents has made it clear our communities need federal disaster aid quickly and now without any conditions attacked. natural disasters do not discriminate between red and blue are they impact everyone just the same it is not fair to keep anybody waiting for aid that they need to recover. i hope speaker johnson house republicans do not break historical precedents just to score quick political points or to please the president. we all need to come together to deliver federal aid to our constituents with

those thoughts on both sides. osha's dorians now often presents a world war. one is the fratricidal population police war. but now it is widely believed that only those sorts ganges legions default on the east side defendant opponents independence. however, poland professed with no of the atrocities committed by bill. so excuse trent and alicia discussing what happened to gully cnbc and he ends in 1914 is tempered with new york because of the role playing by austria, hungary and poland in decimating the getting easy. and we're seeing the unorthodox population the ship anywhere really? sure. sure. and you're sure what is your right hand side of the last one is really search scheme of concentration company across in australia was built in 1914 specifically for russians. stress labor, good at issue. so the answer to page 2 to request for good or a solution, the room became the destination, the proceedings, the lease ends on the book athenians times antonio villages were arrested. the window barracks and people were camped in the open in the cold and rain for the

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d and his beautiful wife, osha? how good is j. b j. d is really great. he's another good. negotiate is basically like the guy he had to do with a negotiate is good to but so many of the people on the stage we had not only family members as example, laura trump, the wife. so eric, she was the head of the republican party along with my friend michael said of the 2 of you, what a job water he worked so hard, they knew they'd be rigging, but they said we're going to make a do big direct. good. we did, we made it too big direct we won every swing, say, by a lot. we won the popular vote by millions and millions of votes where $1.00 ball o x. and now we're going to go and drill baby drill and do all the things that we wanted to do and bring your cost your prices desk, and make our country safe. so thank you very much, michael. thank you very much. what a job you've done, mike, and i'm never move in you, you know, he was thinking about getting a nice job in the administration. i said, no, i'm leaving you right. where you are, you like this? yes. without moving y

a lot of my friends home boys and girls that are different osha and not joe is. well, i can handle it to new systems again as well. you know, they're not trying to find it. and if you want to be realistic, realistic about the problem. we gotta hit where the problem really lives. and that's where the drugs, the drugs is where the problems lies, and legalize the that, that, that, like i said, nothing better than me and other drugs to a misdemeanors. what good did that do is to just help them to be able to do more drugs easier because the fear before it was a fear of a felony going to jail, doing the present time or whatever the case may be. now is just a ticket. that's it. you catch him sitting on the side of the street endangering children's rise by smoking this crap out me open the can you give them a ticket, a new walk away? what. how does that change in any that he just goes, gets more and just does it again. it's like we don't care or respect the human of the human race, but when we may make laws and decided, oh, they're only a misdemeanor. now it's no big dea

we're not sitting down at a desk based on osha laws. we can't just sit down and eat while we're charting. so we do need that time away. and we're also making decisions for five patients care at the same time, nurses who continually feel like they have moral distress and are unable to provide safe patient care, they eventually quit. it's just unsafe at times. our kaiser permanente statement reads in part, we are not in contract bargaining with cna and in fact reached an agreement on a generous four year contract with cna in 2022 that provides our nurses with competitive wages, excellent benefits, valuable professional opportunities and a work environment committed to their well-being and safety. nurses also protested outside of uc health and sutter health facilities in san jose, oakland, san francisco, vallejo and walnut creek. protests only lasted about an hour, but the nurses are hoping that's enoug to get the attention of the hospitals and of the patients who could potentially exert some sort of pressure in san jose. kris sanchez, nbc

was like if money in case you know, each couple of a sudden we split a little more to the, the, the osha story. and young cowski leads us through the center of warsaw, which controlled west in ukraine until near the end of the 18th century. from here, the body shop to always use began the irreconcilable war against orthodoxy. in the russian language. he provided the jesus to us the best product of the home because of the symbol at the complete the phone cut off. can i can for you or you for the request of ok. and then for the all me on the 1st almost see send 0 from i see is it ok to go? cuz then when i say my cousin a top is vin channel. net, is that correct? then go from now. ok. so if you don't feel at home. yeah. elizabeth found a volatile now. did a lot of the stuff in the terms of any for parole the, for me. ok. yeah. for the impression of the plan to separate ukraine from russia could have been completed 200 years ago. by the end of the 18th century, poland, to cease to exist as an independent states of interest. you will take me to deliver in the upper west loan when the shooting

leaders have gathered it to remember the more than 1000000 lives lost in the model machine that was osha. that's the easiest anniversary of the liberation of the nazi german concentration and extermination comp. offer the chance to listen, perhaps for the last time to some of those who suffered and witnessed at 1st times one of humanity's greatest atrocities. i mind you cooper's mckinnon inbound and this is the day the.

it's been i'm osha, i'm 27. i grew up in ems land. that's in lower sacks, any on the dashboard or so on a village kid and we've doesn't i wish it wasn't, but that's how it is. as a, i'm sorry button. so initially we were the only black family as a vendor. and you'd ask anyone where i live to they all knew yeah, w i look, i wanted anonymity, i didn't want everyone to know me. and so as no fee, the i think it's lots of people say, yeah, you're totally integrated. that's great, blah blah blah. what the hell i was born here, so how am i integrated? i'm not from anywhere else where my mom is moe. my name is mel. i'm 26 years old. my parents come from iraq, me 56 my home. i was born and raised here. give me a good while i make music in my free time. when was the to me in a fight side? sounds like going to be a doctor. i studied medicine for 7 years and now i'm waiting for my license to practice right now. but still i'll just show all done. so county speaking sex and dialect, adult and for sure. sometimes it comes out when i'm chatting with

promises of a fighting chance and an upcoming is around the much i, i always realize maintain of her osha's rates of strikes on guys i since the ceasefire agreement was announced on wednesday, at least $123.00 civilians have been killed in attacks across the strip and also to re re for some down by law in central gas for the time and need the announcement of the seas. fine garza came to date, a mother a father and there's 7 and 2 year old children children and is really strikes on the elmo losey. come up inside my yellow and she has died with her husband and children. what is this choose that gives us hours before and begin? i mean, may god have mercy on her as, as rose governments ratified to you, it was bonding the turn where they had taken shelter. since the cease fire was announced on wednesday, is really a talk tough kills, more than 100 palestinians. when the fighting finally stops, any peace will only allow people hear this pace to try and begin to comprehend what they have lost. but not all of us and think about it before we want to go see the people who we lost contact with for the

the far osha's rule, the board screwed. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experience the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent, the british army loss is in the way over the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the i'm actually in redundancy and welcome back to going underground broadcast to go around the world from the u. a lot to genocide, jo biden's catastrophic for years notable for live stream holocaust in west asia, the promotion it was on russian. i buy crane china, but i one could today signal what donald trump has gold, the beginning of a golden age, what tricks to the military industrial complex have to subvert the 47th presidents of the usa as easy know, get rated in washington dc. joining me again from the us capital is doug found out for my special assistance you as president ronald reagan and as senior fellow at the washington thin

started talking about the necessity of building a wall that was an argument that the majority of our oshamericans did not agree with him on. now not only do they agree on the necessity of building a wall but after four years of the failed biden common-law administration they now want to get as many of the illegals that came into the country reported who are committing violent crimes as possible. it's not just issues that trump is on the side of the american public with but ones that the american public use to reject him on and now nine years later they have said you know what? he was right on this. let me give you another that i see is staggering and he's been a huge part of why out, has been growing massively in the world of sports and culture as well. "the new york times" poll 79% of americans do not believe that men identifying as women should be able to compete in women's athletics. that is a huge percentage. by the way 65% of the people who believe that, democrats. huge majorities of get democrats in addition to 94% of republicans. white, black, asian, hispanic khaki gay, is straight

you mentioned osha, so using osha standards for construction is sensible.t lowers costs, opens the contractor pool. having that more broadly adopted, i think there are several things like that where we have ideas for streamlining the regulatory environment in ways that really will enable mission delivery in a much more expeditious manner while still ensuring we do this work in the safe and secure and responsible manner that we have to in our business. i think there is a big opportunity there. i will put in one last plug for what i think is a real opportunity. we have been exploring different ways to work with the private sector, and i think the opportunity for us to learn how to build those kinds of partnerships, public-private partnerships, and different areas of our missions is another place where i would like to see us lean forward and think differently about risk and really embrace the opportunity we have when we bring those capabilities together. mr. longenecker: thank you all. we do have about 10 minutes for questions. i have microphones on both sides

i did check the cal osha database to see if the plant had any citations or any violations.according to the website, in the last five years, vistra power plant statement reads in part, our top priority is the safety of our community and our personnel, and vistra deeply appreciates the continued assistance of our local emergency responders. soere's what's happening today. at 830 this morning, monterey county supervisors are going to hold an emergency board meeting this morning to address this disaster. but also at 10:00, we expect to get an update, a broader update, and we hope that fire personnel will give us an update as well. in castroville, kris sanchez today in the bay. all right. thanks for the very latest live from the scene there, chris. let's get a look at what's happening weather wise. meteorologist kari hall is tracking those conditions there this morning. and we can see that there are some wind gusts but very limited. it's very small and we've seen very light wind. most of the wind is blowing away from the more populated areas coming in from the north. so that's t

they have been trained on osha ten, and they know how to handle chainsaws. and it's beautiful to see how people come together to do this, this type of work. and these volunteers from all walks of life. it's a beautiful scene to see in the middle of so much chaos. >> pablo alvarado, it is always a pleasure to see you, my dear friend. i thank you very much for being with us this morning and for so much more. what you do, what you care about, who you help and how you help others help others. pablo. un abrazo. gracias. >> gracias, jose. >> and if you want to help people impacted by the fires, you can scan this qr code that you see on your screen right now. for more information on how to contribute to relief efforts, that link will direct you to a list of organizations helping victims of the wildfires. you see doordash cuando en la radio quiere ayudar a las personas han perdido todo en los incendios de california. puede ir a este este codigo qr ese codigo llevara organizaciones estan ayudando a los can perdido todo. stay with us for much more from california. as

i did check the cal osha database to see if they have had any violations or citations. they have not over the last five years, but will be asking about more details about any inspections that they might have had. when we get that update, that's happening at 10:00. at 8.30 this morning is when the monterey county supervisors will hold that emergency meeting. we will get our masks back up and we will hit recirculate on the car because, as i mentioned, even though the air smells clean, there is a lot of particulate matter in the air in castroville. kris sanchez today in the bay, and that is concerning. hopefully everybody gets the word out. stay safe. kris. well, let's check in with meteorologist kari hall, who is, of course, tracking those conditions there for us this morning. wind gusts. i mean, that's always a big concern. yeah. this morning the wind is fairly calm. we've seen it staying below ten miles per hour. and a lot of the wind is coming in from the north, so that's most likely blowing it away from most of the well populated areas. so that's the good thing this m

vance accompanied by second lady osha events. ♪ ♪ oh hush little baby don't you cry ♪ ♪ you know youryana... >> sean: let's get some final thoughts. judge jeanine your thoughts? >> elegance, class, all-american, i knew don, a new era. the constitution is back and it is back and beautiful style. >> sean: ainsley last word. >> she is sticking with the black and white i love her dress it is gorgeous it is strapless. and usha vance looks beautiful and the blue sparkling down. i look that -- i like that j.d. just kissed her which i think is really sweet and they are taking a moment to honor the military. >> sean: you get the last word tonight. >> i love this i feel so blessed and privileged to be with all of you in this moment. so grateful. i think of that word i think of that battleship right now. the future belongs to the intrepid. those who will fight fight fight whether it is adversity oh, whether it is with the enemy, whatever it is. this commander in chief gets it. these men and women appreciate it and what a moment. >> sean: thank you harris, thank you ainsley, thank you judge jeani

. >> osha is now involved, and firefighters say the cause of the collapse is under investigation.e looking into the possibility that this could have been the wind that caused this incident to happen. >> russia and ukraine appear to be ready for peace talks, but their leaders are issuing new conditions. fox's greg palkot has more from london. >> nearly three years into the war, russian forces continue to advance in eastern ukraine, capturing more towns in the donetsk region. this week, russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy say they want the war to end diplomatically, but on very different terms. putin is calling for the west to lift sanctions on moscow and demands any peace talks not involve the ukrainian leader. >> because of his illegitimacy. he is not in a position to sign anything. if he wants to take part in the talks, i will allocate people who will hold the talks. >> zelenskyy also appeared open to negotiations, but only if kyiv is involved. he says ukraine will not recognize russia's occupation of its land, and also asks for broader se

cal osha investigators now looking into the partial collapse of the wharf in santa cruz last month. three workers were sent into the water when strong waves caused the collapse of the outermost end. all three, luckily, were not injured. over the past few days, businesses at the wharf have reopened. the city says the wharf was deemed safe to reopen after a recently completed sonar and engineering assessment. the area that collapsed was in the midst of a renovation. happening today, a landmark san francisco hotel will celebrate its historic landmark status. the ritz-carlton opened on nob hill in the early 1990s, and the neoclassical building, originally owned by the metropolitan life insurance company, is dating back to 1909. the building actually gained landmark status in 1984, but today the hotel will unveil a plaque and holding a ribbon cutting ceremony. that event is planned for 1 p.m. you know, also today, maybe you're starting to think bitten off a little bit more than i can chew when it comes to those new year's resolutions. well, if so, i want you to listen up here. that's rig

. >> from what i understand, he had said to his wife, osha is is she really saying this, as in vance was in disbelief, like, am i really here? is this happening? and indeed it was. >> i mean, all of the expressions, not just trump's and j.d. vance's, you could kind of see it where tiffany, trump's husband, is sitting there. he kind of looks over, laura trump looks over like they're all kind of realizing that they're not just getting a sermon, they're getting a lecture. >> yeah. everybody's expression. >> i mean, you could watch that like seven. >> times and look at somebody. >> different each time. and you can see each of their expressions changed. and, you know, i. >> talked to a lot of people in trump's orbit afterwards who were really shocked. >> and i think that is exactly what all of them were. >> thinking. >> because this. >> is. >> historically sort of. >> an event for. >> national unity. and that speech was was not that. >> yeah. i think maybe they should have known, because the bishop has been very critical of trump before, especially over january 6th, i believe. but all of

property, it may be that the challenges are more likely to succeed in areas like safety inspections were osha and that sort of thing apart because you have deeper pockets of people into challenges were as parents are so often in position where they just feel the last person on the property. yes, i yes, i watch this ch interest. it ought to be that government is fully held to search and seizure standards, not that they are relaxed on this issue. >> though at the same time? the parents in an abusive home are not going to protect the child. and the facts do need to be known. so the needs to be a balancing here. the children, that child sex abuse victims least likely to be up to come forward are in a family because families both threaten those children and families want to stay together and the state often irrationally wants to keep them together at all costs including the child's loss. the child can't possibly have their full voice heard unless there is some kind of state intervention. >> canada follow-up? >> sure. >> not disagreeing on the ideological goal of finding an abused child and rescuin

who do you think will appoint someone for the epa, the doj, osha?ent, the department of defense that better reflects your values works this is easy, folks. this is not hard. there is a dramatic difference between the hillary clinton that we have seen time and again look us right in the eye and lie to us. and a person who sometimes tells the truth so bluntly that a lot of folks just can't handle it. i can handle the unfiltered truth a whole lot better than i can the hidden secret agenda of people who don't know how to tell the truth. and worst, don't know how to tell the difference. it is extraordinarily important that in this election we get it right. every four years we say it's the most important election of our lifetime and i think does become more important each time. this time, folks, i ain't messing with you. it is the most important election of our lifetime. and here's the reason. it's not just about what we say, what we do on sunday, a lot is at stake. it really is. but america is more than just the place where we live. if people anywhere on

and we created an osha, an occupational safety and health agency, for the protection of employees before the federal government had one in place. and to this day, not one of its decisions or rulings has ever been challenged. so, i think some of those charges are missing the point. i am suggesting that there are literally thousands of unnecessary regulations that invade every facet of business, and indeed, very much of our personal lives, that are unnecessary, that government can do without, that have added $130 billion to the cost of production in this country, and that are contributing their part to inflation. and i would like to see us a little more free, as we once were. mr. smith: president carter, another crack at that? mr. carter: sure. as a matter of fact, the air pollution standard laws that were passed in california were passed over the objections of governor reagan, and this is a very well-known fact. also, recently, when someone suggested that the occupational safety and health act should be abolished, governor reagan responded, amen. the offshore drilling rights is a question

joined several colleagues, mostly from the southwest, some from the south too sending a letter to osha asking them to finalize rules to protect workers from this occupational exposure to extreme heat. mr. colvin could you talk to us and tell the members of this committee as we consider this re-authorization, what we might build in to protect transportation work source they can do their job and also be safe? >> i want to be sure i give you a good answer to that. i know we have a couple of unions who are very involved in this labor, i know in particular, have a great ex- have great expertise on this. i can get a more comprehensive answer and provide it to you and your staff, that would be helpful. i don't want to misspeak on that. >> i know we need cooling stations, i know we need rest periods, access to water those kinds of things but if you've got some kind of policy already in place that would be helpful. >> sure. >> another thing i want to talk about is safety. we've heard a lot about safety over the last couple of hours. in clark county which is las vegas, we've had over 230 fatal t

, but in some cases many years afterwards, who do you think will appoint someone for the epa, doj, oshat of commerce, state department, department of defense that better reflects your values, this is easy, it is not hard, there is a difference between the hillary clinton that we have seen time and again look us in the eye and lie to us. and a person who sometimes tells truth, a lot of folks can't handle it. i can handle the unfiltered truth a lot better than i can the hidden secret agenda of people who don't know how to tell the truth. and worse, don't know how to tell the difference. it is important that in this election we get it right. every 4 years we say it is the most important election of our lifetime it does become more, this time, i ain't met messing with you, it is the most important, here is reason not just about what we spay or do sunday, but a lot is at stake. america is more than just place where we live. 'people anywhere on this planet become -- oppressed, the one place they feel they could come is america. i talked to a police officer in miami this morning whose father f

caller: i saw your interviews with mckinley and osha and they were fantastic. you got them to say a lot of things i don't think they were supposed to say. i think they should just go ahead and get johnson in and then fight down the road just so we can to get this over with. it is terrible to see them in fighting. when did we elect must and vivek ramaswamy? i don't remember talking about them before. anyway, happy new year. guest: you said you wanted to do the speaker vote in the first round so then they can get to their business. what should be the first thing they do what i washington in the 119th congress? caller: i looked up the icc thing. host: i will leave it there because, as we said, the senate meeting to formally gavel in the 118th does gavel out the 118th conference -- gavel out the 118th congress and begin the new session. we take you live on c-span.

and we created an osha a“ an occupational safety and health agency a“ for the protection of employeese the federal government had one in place. and to this day, not one of its decisions or rulings has ever been challenged. so, i think some of those charges are missing the point. i am suggesting that there are literally thousands of unnecessary regulations that invade every facet of business, and indeed, very much of our personal lives, that are unnecessary; that government can do without; that have added $130 billion to the cost of production in this country; and that are contributing their part to inflation. and i would like to see us a little more free, as we once were. mr. smith: president carter, another crack at that? pres. carter: sure. as a matter of fact,. the air pollution standard laws that were passed in california were passed over the objections of governor reagan, and this is a very well-known fact. also, recently, when someone suggested that the occupational safety and health act should be abolished, governor reagan responded, amen. the offshore drilling rights is a ques

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middletown to mar-a-lago, the bayou to brooklyn, we remain one nation under god, to vice president vance, osha family. may god bless and watch over you as you begin this journey. on behalf of the congress, we present one of the flags that flew above the capitol today to the 50th vice president of the united states of america, james david vance, and wish you godspeed. >> thank you, leader scalise and jeffries. i now ask my friend, senator deb fischer of nebraska, as in the beef you had for the entree, who has been an excellent partner in planning today's events to come up and present the inaugural photographs. >> well, my thanks to chair klobuchar for putting together and putting together again in the last two days. the 60th inaugural ceremony here at the united states capitol. amy did a wonderful job, along with all of the committee, all of our staffs, in order for this to come together and be a very memorable experience. it is a tradition that the committee give our new president and first lady, our vice president and mrs. vance, the official photographs taken at the swearing in ceremony. and

commercial uses for consumers and businesses, the critical systems nationwide everything from nasa and oshalement. international security and i was a soldier in the field and a calvary scout unit what is trained to do when they came to a gap, find the antenna. it's critical should have command-and-control systems in those areas. because the spectrum is essentially that's how they operate pretty in the intersecting missiles i could tell various run for example can you imagine that didn't have the system things would be very very different that community so is essential military we work it out there is not just taken from them i will be fine. if techrepublic how we replicate and so the process in which members study the feasibility of sharing given the conclusion as possible to shared frankly we accepted that recommendation then well annoy providing the spectrum of the bucket under a shared spectrum model but for whatever reason, including opposition from the wireless restudied by the in gia because somehow people did not like it the answer if you really wanted spectrum we could've moved back

joineds several colleagues, mostly from the southwest, but from the south too sending a letter to osha to ask them to finalize rules to protect workers from this occupational exposure to extreme heat. mr. colvin can you tell the members of the committee as we consider this reauthorization what we might build in to protect these transportation workers so they can do their job and also be safe? mr. colvin: i want to be sure to give a good answer to that. i know we have a couple of unions that are very involved in this labor. i know some in particular have great expertise on this. if i can get a more comprehensive answer to you or your staff, that would be helpful. i just don't want to misspeak. host: i know we need cooling stations. we need rest periods, access to water, those kinds of things. but if you have got some kind of policy already in place, that would be helpful as we move forward. another thing i want to talk about is safety. we've heard a lot about safety over the last couple of hours in . in clark county, las vegas, we have had over 230 fatal traffic accidents last year alon

if we are demanding of our businesses that they meet osha regulations and human rights regulations and we aren't demanding it of somebody else, we either need to stop demanding it here, or demand it of them. with that i am unfortunately out of time. i need to yield back. sen. curtis: senator heller. sen. butler: mr. -- mr. lutnic : thank you for your time and all you have done. i think that some of the stories of how you responded to not just a crisis of 9/11 but many crises in your life illuminates the kind of person you are and i respect that. i have a couple questions around tether. i was here earlier when you talked about allowing them to get ai. we can follow that up quickly. we know russia has used it to avoid sanctions. one of the main financiers for around -- iran had $100 million, moving around using tether and it is used in a lot of scams with americans. what is your best sense of how to be efficient with government regulation? how do we try to crack down on these innocent uses of something like tether? what is your perspective? i'm not trying to say you should be held accoun