packer an extreme hardship. as before, staffs recommendation to not grant the waiver is based on a fairly narrow view of extreme hardship and the factors that are provided in commission regulations. is ms. packer is retired and receiving a pension. additionally she has not been engaged in a job search to explore what other opportunities there may be available to her. as such, staff does not believe that not granting ms. packer a waiver would cause her an extreme hardship regarding the code's goals of avoiding undue influence and unfair advantage, and of promoting the idea that government decisions should be and should appear to be made on a fair and impartial basis. this is another situation where staff believes the risks here are minimal. however again, the question before the commission is would not granting a waiver to ms. packer cause her extreme hardship? as before, if the commission does decide to grant a waiver to ms. packer, staff would recommend that the waiver be granted narrowly and only apply to this

packer an extreme hardship.as before, staffs recommendation to not grant the waiver is based on a fairly narrow view of extreme hardship and the factors that are provided in commission regulations. is ms. packer is retired and receiving a pension. additionally she has not been engaged in a job search to explore what other opportunities there may be available to her. as such, staff does not believe that not granting ms. packer a waiver would cause her an extreme hardship regarding the code's goals of avoiding undue influence and unfair advantage, and of promoting the idea that government decisions should be and should appear to be made on a fair and impartial basis. this is another situation where staff believes the risks here are minimal. however again, the question before the commission is would not granting a waiver to ms. packer cause her extreme hardship? as before, if the commission does decide to grant a waiver to ms. packer, staff would recommend that the waiver be granted narrowly and only apply to this

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to them, i say, don't hate the packer, hate the game. to note, is that i did little bit of research and i tried to address a pickle little bit tonight. all of the pickle recipes are very similar. i don't want to get fox or myself in trouble, i've covered the label. this is a popular pickle brand. i wrote this down. this popular pickle grand, the grillo's brand. this pock lar pickle demand, their ingredients are cucumber, water, vinegar and salt. it's the same and it's the same order. they have the same nutritional facts. it's cucumbers with little bit of pizazz. i don't really see this case going the way that grillo's wants. >> mike: exhibit b, president of grillo's pick pickles, trying to profit off grillo's 100-year-old recipe. it's a mass violation of trust. robert, what about that argument? >> grillo is correct. trade secrets is important part of american commerce. it's only thing that gives company the realization and understand their product welcome protected on the market and stealing their trade secrets. you can have the same ing

abc's dave packer reports how he was caught.after nine days on the run, : 34-year-old michael burham is back in police custody. the 34-year-old, described by police as a self-taught survivalist with military experience, escaped from the warren county jail in warren pennsylvania on july 6. , late saturday afternoon, police got a tip from some residents who saw somebody suspicious behind their home in west warren. >> the dog was barking, they went to the rear of the property. they encountered burham, a conversation occurred, brief conversation as to what he was doing there. he said something about camping. the owner of the property recognized him, got his wife back in the golf cart, and drove away from there so that he could immediately contact us. he fled into the woods. dave state police say search : teams set up a perimeter and took him into custody without incident. >> looks tired and worn out, as we thought he might. he is still wearing his prison pants turned inside out, he's dirty, wet. dave: on july 6, police used bedsheet

nuclear weapons yes that's all polyakova is very worried and uh he forces the authorities polyakov is a packerder with belarus yes and we are sending equipment there and so on and so on because this is a church every day i don't go to konchepionov, just every day yes, but belorusskaya ukrainskaya is natural, and here it is here is the russian theme and they are here with a broad purpose thank you thank you thank you very much pavlo sverdlov, the chief editor of euroradio - this belarusian radio was with us now there will be 3 minutes of advertising and then pavlo klimkin diplomat minister of foreign affairs of ukraine from the 14th to 19 years and now the advertisement » i returned i was sad but not combispasm go combispasm the force that tames your pain every week the saturday political club helps to understand the processes that take place in to ukraine and the world , vitaly portnikov, host of espresso and invitation experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow watch the saturday political cl

first usda has resurrected a 13-year-old packers and stock yards rulemaking that would stifle chicken production through a series of three rules usda is proposing to greatly increase the cost and legal risks involved in chicken grover contracting. make it all but impossible to incentivize high-performing farmers without bonus pay and eliminate the need to show injury to competition. the 2010 version of these roles would cost the industry more than $1 billion. today usda is taking a unique approach they taken those rules and breaking them up into three rules. take a million divide by three that other costing their rules. ten years ago versus today you can imagine the cost of what it is to raise birds. were well over $1.5 billion for that particular rule. second usda is suggesting it might abandon well-established allowing chicken processors with certain speeds of her plans. this program dates back to the clinton administration, it's bipartisan democratic administration, republican administration, democrat administration and here we are the threat to reduce line speeds could have an inc

. >> the packers stop >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices friday after they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for home more business. going start. we're cup. it would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 a year and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay. sonia japhanie was disappointed with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace, who is the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief this country. we don't have a retroactive forgiveness. you know, it'

. >> the packers stop >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices friday after they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes more business. going start. we're cup. would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 a year and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay. sonia japhanie was disappointed with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace, who is the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief. they had done get thing. >> you look at, you know, 7, all americans p

packer and spend them to buy comfortable truth.rt his whirlpool with x5 and multiply the benefits of flying from restaurants for free. it means that you have a site in snt in order to ensure a comfortable rest for yourself, first you have to vote at meetings more than once, and this can be done, even remotely through public services in the instruction program. we 'll tell you in 5 minutes. how to conduct remote voting in the snt in accordance with all the rules, the clause on the rules for absentee voting must be spelled out in the charter of the snt, this requirement of federal law no. 217 in the same law is allowed to be used for remote expression of will, snt website, e-mail, text messages in instant messengers, and so on, but it is not uncommon that the result of such voting is disputed, for example, a person voted for that phone number, and he has a different one registered in the register of members of the partnership, or his e-mail has changed or the secrecy of voting has been violated or the snt website stopped working at t

i am thrilled that the packers received an increase in funding to improve its enforcement of the packers, a law to deal with anticompetitive behavior that was put in place 100 years ago. can you share an update on how the department plans to spend the new resources to improve competition in the livestock sector and benefit smaller producers? >> it a combination of three things. making sure we work collaboratively with attorney general's, that are concerned about the issue. two, making sure we invest in additional competition and processing capacity. three, making sure that we expand and make clear the powers on parker's -- packers. that is why we imposed more rules on transparency and predict ability on what the scope -- predict ability on what the role is. >> through your ability putting forth what we proposed in the butcher act. we continue to work to get that pass legislatively in the long-term. i yield back. >> we will not recognize the gentleman of california for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank mr. secretary for spend time with us today, as we tackle the farm bill on

brian, you have made savannah the first district of georgia, the state of georgia, cougar packers, savannah christian school, and the bulldog nation proud this past weekend. great work and i look forward to seeing many more championships from you in the future. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the local st. simons barbecue restaurant southern soul barbecue for being named the best barbecue restaurant in georgia. this year yelp search around the entire country to find the best of barbecue restaurants in the nation, southern soul was an easy selection. after serving charities in 2007, griffin and harrison launched their barbecue business in a subleased kitchen before moving into an antique gas station. they call it a big break in 2010 when southern soul was featured on "diners, drive-in's and dives." they continue to support their favorite barbecue restaurant even after a horrible fire erupted in 2010. southern soul didn't let this tragic fire stop them. in the year 2023, they are still winning awards and serving the best barbecue in georgia. i'd like to congratulate southern soul on

the program, and then in the seventeenth year, peter was elected to the state duma and became vice packer according to the law, he could no longer work as a walker and it was just necessary to quickly replace him and, uh, in a sense of the word, i first got there as a temporary shift, because that according to the law, while the election campaign is going on, you can’t work on the air, and i just replaced peter. well, because, you know , i know how the program works, they told you. well, they didn't tell me, i can't say. so here you are put down the microphone and come into the frame come in. well, you're a tv person. yes, to me without the decision of the head. this is not understood by management. i said this, but i can’t really say that i immediately happily slammed my souls, because at that time, having worked at the age of 17 on television on ear microphone. in general , i understood very well that it’s not a fact that at 50 years old this is all right here for me, although i can’t say that i categorically fought back right now. i'm not a fortress after all. here, therefore, yes, the

last month is in which hundreds of packers dining my friends died as highlighted the risks. many a taking grieving relative, save the economic crisis, and lack of john's impact has done names and many workers have little choice. but to leave michael, apple explains these expensive looking homes are being built in an area of puck he's done known as many no way. so named because of the puck he's funny, work is who made it to no way, then sends money back home to good right district. they wages help build these scrolling houses in puck he's done with the economy is struggling, and the inflation rate is close to 40 percent up to $750.00 migraines will see it to be on the boat which sank in the mediterranean last month. hundreds of them were from puck. you stand, highlights on what's driving many to attempt the perilous journey. a fun way, even though we need to log on to a new cloud, the kids have to take the risk of trying to get on your own. you know what choice do they have as they own any jobs available. that's why we encourage our nephew and sent him abroad to earn a living

the packer was produced only in moscow.y dipped it in chocolate on saturday, carefully wrapped it manually in foil, separately, attaching a stick. however , the most legendary was ice cream and, by the way, the most expensive 48 kopecks. the reasons lurked in the serving size of 250 g the name was popular fruit berry ice cream. here the famous waffle cup was replaced with a paper one. and such a delicacy cost the builders of communism seven kopecks. the list was supplemented by creamy and aromatic ice cream sold by weight or packaged ob in kiosks and street stalls. it appeared like a miracle three times a week, the image of a woman with a box, a refrigerator, hung over her neck still resonates in the heart, as if she were selling happiness, because a rare soviet citizen would not give, the last one for a waffle cup with cream rosette over the years assortment. the year changed with it, and the gourmet ice cream, this special kind, became a completely unique soviet product. eskimo appeared in the seventies. and no matter how

: aaron rodgers making his jets training camp a butte earlier in the week after 18 years with the packersut early on with the young jets, it sounds like he will be more patient. >> i would say earlier in my career i was a little more easily angered, and i feel i am a little less triggered as i have gotten older. chris: five weeks from today the san jose football team kicks off a new season at usc. the quarterback was named the mountain west off-season player of the year, and earning player of the week honors four times and looking to lead the spartans to consecutive bowl games. it starts with winning the mountain west. >> it feels good. i would not have done it without my teammates and coaches. it is based off what i did last season, and it gives me extra confidence. my main goal is winning the conference championship. chris: third round of the open championship, john rahm was dialed in. his third straight birdie. a long birdie attempt here on 16 will get him to five under. on 18, eight u lowest round ever at royal liverpool. six under, third place. the field is chasing brian harman. grea

having said that, the province is also bordering packers. down in afghanistan. it's one of the main drug trafficking routes, as we have heard from officials here. so there is a lot of activity in that region in this one of the main issues that the for officials have been dealing with for this specific incident. we don't know yet exactly the reason behind it at the moment, but it is something that the officials are looking into for now. voting is under way in spain. snap election is called by social is prime minister petro sanchez. the poll comes out to the governing coalitions, poor performance in mays, local and regional elections. voters now face a choice between the central left government and the conservative coalition, which could include a far right party for the 1st time in decades. sonya jago is covering the elections from madrid. this is the 1st time in spain's recent history that has been an election during the summer time. and in the middle of a heat wave, no less spanish prime minister and leader of the spanish socialist federal. sanchez is trying to

. >> the packers stop >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justicesr they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes more business. but it started we're cup. would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 a year and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay. sonia japhanie was disappointed with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace, who is the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief if they had done get thing. >> you look at, you know, 7, all americans paying th

the meat packers kept this country going. i do not want to see anybody get hurt, especially people who depend on a paycheck for their livelihood. i don't think hollywood does. i don't care about hollywood, i would love to see people fill the gap like angel studio, who has done "the chosen" and "sound of freedom." they are creating high quality tv and film without the hollywood guesswork. i want to see people like angel studio fill the gap. i'll live to see another day without hollywood, my family will, too. >> emily: harris, argument about ai, ai works in part because it grabs or i guess absorbs information that exists, right? it can create a painting just like van gogh because it has been fed the paintings and knows what to do. it is their property to begin with, is their argument, that has been amalgumeated into ai, they say we are being replaced by ourselves. it is interesting argument as to why displacement is more unjust, they argue. >> harris: yeah, that can be part of the argument, i think the bigger issue is ai will u

know, going to calm dawn on the side of the constitution and you know have the same court of court packers saying we've got to get rid of the court and expand the court and these types of attacks. these justices are trying to get it right and i think they've got a lot right this week. s major free speech victory will resinate for decades and it's a huge victory for free speech. >> it's rather amusing when it's a decision that the democrats like suddenly the court is not evil and when it's a decision they don't like, it's evil and has to government they're like toddlers. they just can't -- they just don't get it. jonathon turley. thank you, sir. the left's melt down over the decision immediately and take a look at how they reacted to the news. >> does this ruling potentially disproportionately impact women and do you think it's a setback for gender equality? >> well, it's definitely a setback for social mobility through education. >> it is extreme treatmentists out of touch -- extremist out of touch court has now failed our families, failed our students and honestly, they've failed at uphol

. >>> migrants are taking over chicago like the green bay packers.ust over 12,000 migrants have ceded themselves into 14 chicago shelters. the new democratic mayor brandon johnson keeps putting up new shelters like they are pop-up shops. one neighborhood in woodlawn was basically having enough and the residents are issuing threats. listen. >> let me say this. they've got more time to deal with because otherwise they will deal with it from the streets. we are going to take over. nobody will be able to stop us. >> the mayor put up a pop up shelter in an elementary school and people obviously don't feel good about that. some of the migrants are peaceful. we know that. but some of the migrants are trouble. they are dealing drugs and fighting their new neighbors. >> i have to call my sons to come and help me because they were following me and making gestures to me. i would ask you all to go out there in the middle of the night >> they drink, they deal drugs, there is prostitution. the seniors are afraid. one of our seniors was beaten up very badly. they d

>> from minnesota, iowa, and i'm upset with the green bay packers. >> oklahoma. >> they're so slow. >let. stay out of your road pal. texas they get in left lane and don't know what to do when they get there. >> where are you from. >> alabama. >> i'll speak slower. which has the worst driving? >> it might be alabama. >> what's going on in alabama? >> driving left lane all of the time. >> have you driven in america at all? >> no. i can't drive. i suck too much. >> that's a nice way of saying beer got involved who has the worst drivers in america? what state? >> california. >> california says the double-decker tour bus. >> who do you think worst drivers in america are? >> i have no idea but probably new york. >> in manhattan -- >> hit twice in manhattan. yes. >> i thought you looked familiar this is awkward. ♪ ♪ florida for sure. >> he says florida -- >> all you slow senior citizens with your blinker on the whole time right? step on the gas grandpa you're going to get somebody killed. >> i agree with him, florida. >> you say florida has worst drivers. >> because i had this old aunt -- wh

the program, and then in the seventeenth year, peter was elected to the state duma and became vice packer according to the law, he could no longer work as a going man and he just had to quickly replace and, uh, in a sense of the word, i first got in as such a temporary shift, because according to the law, while the election campaign is going on, you can’t work on the air, and i just replaced peter. well, because you understand, i know how the program works, they told you, as well. well, after all, they didn’t tell me, it’s impossible to say, so you put down the microphone and come on into the frame. well, you're a tv person. yes, of course, without the decision of the head. it is, of course, a hand. i said this, but i really can’t say that i immediately happily slammed the souls, because that at that time having worked at the age of 17 on television on a microphone in his ear. in general , i understood very well that it’s not a fact that at 50 years old this is all right here for me, although i can’t say that i categorically fought back right now. i'm not a fortress after all. here, there

. >> the packers stop >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices friday after they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes more business. but it started we're cup. would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 a year and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay. sonia japhanie was disappointed with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace, who is the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief if they had done get thing. >> you look at, you know, 7, all america

>> they should come up and i like mike even though he is a green bay packers fan.you understand where myelogenous is light. but you need to be talking to them and you need to bring up the topics that you raised. but at the same time, not talking to them is not a good idea. we should be talking but of course actions speak louder than words and we need to convey to them what they need to do to curb the aggression and the other behavior that we need to see change. >> sandra: it's this is kirby on the blink and yell in china trips and you will get your reaction. >> that's what we are pursuing. secretary blinken had a good set of discussions and did he come back with military lines of communication open? no but we didn't expect it. secretary yellen had good conversations about trade and economic relations which is the most consequential in the world right now and needs to be on a better stable footing. that's good for american jobs and good for the american pe people. >> sandra: that is john kirby and that is what we have heard from him on this but we are awaiting john

. >> the packers >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices fridaydown his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes more business could have started. we're cup. would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $d25,000 a year and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay, sonia japhanie was disappointed with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace was the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief. they had done get thing. >> you look at, you know, 7, americans paying the debt of one 8th of

unfortunately, about the expanding powers of the packers act underscores the concern i mentioned in my opening statement about unilateral m initiative actsing -- action for statutory authority. it is knowledgeable and passionate about these rules, having pushed them three different times in your term as secretary. you are also aware of the controversial nature of these rules and widespread concerns about these unintended market consequences. so far, during rulemaking we have only seen two parts the plan that are still waiting on the third. it will evaluate the full impact at this point. we are concerned about this approach and i see a chilling effect on the public input and form feedback in the apartment. mr. secretary, if we ever fully agree on these policies -- quite frankly, i'm hoping you are willing to commit to two things. first insurance will evaluate the cost of all these rules in their totality. and ensuring stakeholders at the bright input on the full suite of rules well ahead of any of the individuals components being finalized. that's the best way we all work. i appreciate

9,000 vacancies, and in addition to the traditional offers for young people as a laborer, cleaner or packerr. there is an opportunity to work as a waiter, a seamstress, a sales assistant , a social worker or a teacher in a kindergarten correspondents. have the republics looked at what salaries are offered by employers to young workers? he doesn't bite me. this is how they play as soon as the owners of the behavior of their pets do not justify, however, harmless actions fanged pets can turn into serious problems for the owner. what are the penalties for violating animal welfare? because of what conflicts flare up among dog people and cat people on walks , they found out the signs from the expert and readers. the other day in the grodno region there were two accidents involving animals near the turn in the village, obukhovichi, a minibus driver knocked down a moose cow with a calf, which suddenly ran out onto the road. a little later, in the village of baranovo, a car collided with a wild boar, which jumped out of cornfield animals died at the scene correspondent of the rural newspaper sorted

orchestrated all of this ahead of time and mike pence was the quarterback and he was a green bay packersot sure, just laying out the whole plot. yes, i could have used more of that and less sandwich, but i have no subway shade. i like subway. >> kennedy: jesse. let's say there is an indictment. let's say this letter that was delivered to the president is very serious. does it hurt or help him at this point, given the alvin bragg indictments? >> jesse: i think it helps him in the primary but it could cost him in the general. it's a lot. and he is going to have to go to three different trials. >> jessica: by the time georgia comes. >> jesse: thank you for that. four different trials while he is running for president. it's a lot. he is going to have to win and then pocket pardon himself. ken starr is to be the special counsel in the '90s. he couldn't leave his house without getting mobbed. the head of state that wherever he went at they would get right up in his face and they'd scream at him and call him names and say he was a bad guy, he was hurting the country. they are treating this guy

abc's dave packer reports how he was caught. >> after nine days on the run, 34-year-old michael burhamurvivalist with military experience, escaped from the warren county jail in pennsylvania on july 6. late saturday afternoon, police got a tip from some residents who saw somebody suspicious behind their home in west warren. >> they encountered burh conversation occurred, brief conversation, asked what he was doing there, he said something about camping. the owner of the property recognized him, got his wife back in the golf cart, and drove away from there so that he could immediately contact us. >> state police say search teams set up a perimeter and took him into custody without incident. >> looks tired and worn out, as we thought he might. he is still wearing his prison pants turned inside out, he's dirty, wet. >> police say he used bedsheets tied together to lower himself off the roof of the jail. he was being held on kidnapping and burglary charges. he is also a suspect in the murder and rape charges in new york. he was not armed while captured but ammo was found in stockpile bags.

i'm happy to run against him or not, he's still going to be a packer in the election even if he's notay home like they did for romney. >> democrats, no matter who is nominated, they're going to say it's worse than trump. you heard it here first. whether it's desantis, chris christie or anyone else, this is worse than trump. >> i think any other person would beat joe biden. i think for republicans there is a great excitement that if it's not trump they stand a great chance at winning. >> certainly, you can call the hillary clinton campaign and ask them about -- >> been there, who you want to run against and be careful what you wish for. >> exactly. all right. so one thing that we heard some of the gop candidates bring up in iowa, president biden is now acknowledging his seventh grandchild. there was a statement out last night our son hunter and his mother london are working to foster the what is the best interest. this is not a political issue and family matter. jill and i only want what is best for our brand children including navy. the president has come under scrutiny for only beack

in ohio, after packers submitted more than -- valid signatures, voters will now decide on a proposedabortion should be added to the states constitution. ahead of that vote, the states republican led legislature is doing what republicans do best. putting up a roadblock in the roadmap to rights. on august 8th, a special election that is a proxy war on abortion, will be held. issue one, as it's called, would raise the threshold for passing a constitutional amendment to 60% instead of the current simple majority. in the wake of the supreme court overturning roe last year, six states, so far, have either enshrined abortion rights in their's, or rejected constitutional restrictions on the procedure. that even includes a deep red states like kentucky and kansas. now, supporters in ohio are hoping to join that list. joining me now, the co-chair of ohio's united for reproductive rights, lauren blauvelt's, and, executive member of executive ohioans for reproductive rights, dr. loren bead. we have to lawrence, so for clarity, lauren -- you'll be, lauren and lauren, dr. loren, you'll be doctor b

facilities in farm areas to increase competition, give them a stronger negotiating hand with bigger meat packersthis weird wrinkle, senator. roll call is reporting that white house officials, when they were talking about this new plan with journalists, they told reporters do not report our names, we can only be identified as, quote, senior administration officials. so, senator, if it's so great, whyen didn't they want to be anywhere near it? [laughter] >> well, i guess it's not green i enough, is it? is that the problem here? that they to don't like the belching from cattle. you know, look, i don't know. certainly, we do need more competition, and i think there's some good ways to do that, and we have legislation that would roll back some regulations. the problem that we can't get more meatpackers to grow is that the regulatory burden is just too much. so, for instance, our legislation would allow these small meatpackers to sell meat across the state line using state inspection. is so there's bays out there. walmart is building their own packing plant in kansas now, so the market's going to resp

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they don't believe this packers were successful. >> there's been no of which were aware any day to preachwe were to discover any evidence of any breach of private data of any city employee or any member of the public. we would contact them directly. >> well, the city of hayward's it contractor law enforcement, including the fbi, are working to determine the extent of the damage. the city says it will take days to restore its systems. in the east bay freemont police are warning residents about a rise in phone scams. police say criminals are faking phone numbers on the call. i d including the fremont police non emergency line and they're asking residents for information or money. experts call this phone spoofing and say if you receive such a call, should hang up immediately. meadows, new twitter clone called threads is really getting popular. now, threads has more than 100 million users. >> and it's only been around for 4 or maybe 5 days in comparison. it took tiktok 9 months to get 100 million users. now they have way more than that. there are some downsides, though, that people are compla

. >> migrants are taking over chicago like the green bay packer taking chicags.ince last august, over 12,000 migrants have seeded themselvesn into 14 chicago shelters. johnthe new democraticselves ma, brendan johnson, keeps putting up new shelters like their popsp up shops. one neighborhood in woodlawn was basicalllawny they'd had enough. >> and the residents are issuing threats. listenes are isthreats., let mea >> they got one more timeal wit to deal with it, because otherwise they kind of you will be able to deal with ih t from l the streets. we're going to take over. nobody is going to be to stop from what we're going to do. >> now, the mayor put up pop up shelter and an elementary school and people obviously don't feel good about that obvi and some of the migrants are peaceful. we know it. but some of the migrants knoat.e trouble. they're dealing drugs and fighting their new neighbor s. >> i have to call my son to come and create help becausee they will follow f and maybe ma. a gesture for me. and wouli will actually to go ar what they are ignoring in the nev

i'm thrilled that the packers and starts to vision received the significant increase in funding in fy23 to improve its enforcement of the packers and stockyards act, a lot to deal with anticompetitive behavior which, as you well know, was put in place under years ago. but can you please share an update on how the department wants to spend these resources and improve competition in the lives locks extra and positively benefits smaller producers like what they represent? >> it's a combination of three things. one, making sure we work collaboratively with the attorney generals around the country, two, additional capacity, and three making sure we expand and make clear the powers -- packers and stop. and as why we've proposed a number of rules, greater transparency, greater predictability with what the scope of the rule means. >> thank you for your ability putting forth much of what we proposed in the butcher block act, through usda, and i know dusty johnson i continue to work to get that passed legislatively into long term. thank you. i yield back. >> gentlelady yields. now we recognize mr

cleaners in every district, and we are actually able to buy critical pieces of equipment, additional packer trucks. the goal behind that is to allow our crews to transfer their loads in the field rather then having to drive all the to recology so it should help us gain efficiency and given the equipment budget was cut completely this is boom for us to buy these pieces of equipment so really thrilled. we also received add-backs from the supervisors. $350 thousand in fiscal year 24 and 300 in fiscal year 25 for a bernl heights neighborhood ada compliant portable pitstops and if funding allows greening in that same area. we received hundred thousand dollars in each year, 24 and 25 for portola green and beautifulication and $223.574 in fiscal year 24 and $368.252 in fiscal year 25 for the love our neighborhoods permit. the goal behind this permit is to better support community driven projects in the public right of way and streamline our permit process and that funding is associated with staffing so the cost for the permit can be kept very low. that is also a great new program we are enthusiast

livestock producers need more processing options and one way we can reduce dependence on the big packers is by expanding smaller meatpackers' capacity. i've introduced the strengthening local processing act to help smaller processors invest in the infrastructure they need to expand. my bill would also allow more state inspected meat products to be sold across state lines which would open up new markets for small meat processors and the farmers and ranchers who supply them. i've also required the u.s. trade representative to develop a world trade organization-compliant means of reinstating mandatory country-of-origin labeling for beef. under our current system, beef that is neither born more raised in the united states but is simply finished here can be labeled product of the united states, even if the only american thing about the beef is the plastic that it's wrapped in, if that. that is unfair to american cattle producers and misleading to consumers. and i'm pleased that usda is working on a proposed rule to close the product of the usa labeling loophole. and i will continue to work to

so when it comes to the tory packers, yes, you're quite rightly pointing out is still but now still anservative party. true then? can party. so is he true then? can he not state his biblical sexual ethics? truth and still remain within the conservative party? >> i'm sure you come. i certainly have no brief to speak for the party, but i would say this that didn't mean to this that i didn't mean to besmirch the christian people's alliance either. may or may alliance either. they may or may not person as not want this sort of person as a candidate, was making the a candidate, i was making the point can have point that you can have overt religious beliefs and stand for election in this country. >> religious >> john says. keep religious views and all of it views and religion and all of it out public topics, including out of public topics, including anti—religion. well jane says, i think more think we should have more religion. some religion. we might get some moral rather than the bunch. she says that we have now. look at it. time does fly, but it. the time does fly, but you're divided on