pat was a little frosty. share her coat and pat is like. >> of stay tuned mink coat. >> she can't use a mink coat she has to use her cloth coat. i think their relationship is quite interesting. talk about in the book a lot. she cannot understand why pat is frosty with her and pat says we have just been through this crisis. obviously the eisenhower's let them both dangle for a while. so pat i would say forgiveness but does not forget about that wh situation. >> host: it from your the soon to be couples second-class treatment of the nixons during the campaign there is seeming obliviousness to the trauma caused seemed unbelievable to pat aftt she and dick had endured on live television for the world to see. they had laidheelves wide open for the campaign and now are still being treated with little respect. dick found it easier to move on but his wife kept silent score. >> absolutely. well said. [laughter] where did they live as a vice president and second lady in washington? >> they did not have eight residents

pat is horrified. as i say in the book, it is like she is lady godiva being paraded naked throughout the state -- the streets but then later she will have a republican cloth coat to cover her but it is so embarrassing for someone who went through the depression and is frugal and careful, it is beyond embarrassing to have delay your finances out and they do not have a lot. but this proves, it's a big risk but he goes on television and goes to the theater in los angeles and they do the broadcast, this famous speech happens, he does not have any notes and it is amazing, he thinks he failed, he thinks it is a disaster, and she is up on stage with him. you see her off to the side. because he says, i want her on stage. it is something no one has really seen before. the family being part of that. so she is up there for the support and i think it shows the support she has, she is the rock and she sits there and listens to the whole speech, he comes off stage, thinks it is a disaster and she is like, it is not

pat, pat, the untold story. and i wondered the same thing myself. but once i read his book, i came to see it as a worthy companion to julia's book. so, heath, i have to ask you right off, what drew you to mrs. nixon as the subject? yes. well i as you mentioned, the leak wives, some of you here today think we're at my talk about the league of wives, which has now been four or five years ago. but when i was here at the nixon library working on that book about the p.o.w. wives kept running across pictures of mrs. nixon with the p.o.w. wives interacting with them. as you see in this pto here. but also, i saw pat nixon being very outward facing, engaged with numerous causes, numerous. and that was so odds with some of the things i heard about her in the media. so i was very intrigued. i realized that there must be some other things going on that i didn't know about. this is always the case with lots of women in american history. we think we know them, but perhaps really don't. so i there was something here and that led me right back. the nixon library an

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doctor pat thinking about what's next. you think you can do it forever?and then once you reach a certain age and maybe you can't do it forever, it's been a dream that's been 20 years in the making. enter hayley bentz, the south dakota native is a third year student at the college of veterinary medicine at the university of minnesota. i have such a profound respect for for farmers and ranchers. growing up on her family's ranch with a passion for animals, hayley has worked for doctor pat since high school. their plan for her to eventually take over the clinic, despite a hefty $200,000 in student loan debt. it's a very high debt to income ratio and it's really scary. the 27 year old, among the first group of students in a partnership program between the university of minnesota and south dakota state university, which up until now didn't have a vet program, students spend dakota with a special focus on rural veterinary medicine, and their final two in minnesota. we're going to start cattle work our way. cranial. the hope that the south dakota students like ha

the other thing that he did when he and pat darian and mrs. carter to latin america, you mentioned latin america. this was our hemisphere. yet he sent pat darian the assistant secretary for human rights, who was an amazing champion for. human rights. and i see some of her colleagues, roberta cohen and tex harris and others that are here with us today who brought that message to the dictatorships in latin america. in fact, you know, pat threatened military to argentina if the disappeared people, the thousands of disappeared people, did not reappear. and they did. they reappeared alive because of that threat of withholding, of military support. there's a professor in georgia, elena, who's alive, who came and told us i was one of those 3000 that would it would have have been dead if pat darian hadn't gone down and pounded her fist and said, we want to see these people alive. so by not just rhetoric by real action. the carter administration made such an such an important difference in latin america. but you have to understand this was during the c

pat cummins, the australian cricket captain... how was up for a holiday?'day advertising campaign alongside ruby the kangaroo. it's designed to attract some of the millions of viewers in india who'll watch the current test series. when the cricket is here and when the indian cricket teams in australia, it's a moment when 50 million indian eyes around australia so we use that opportunity to talk to that incredible audience about all the things that are outside of the cricket grounds, all the incredible things they can start — so come here for the cricket and stay for a holiday. beaches, wide open spaces and iconic landmarks, are key attractions for indian visitors. travel to australia from other places such as china is taking time to return to pre—pandemic levels but the indian market is considered to have great potential. g'day india, on david warner and this is my backyard. david warner recently retired international cricket is also featured on social media videos, urging his legions of followers in india to visit australia. how was that for a holiday? tr

reporter: thank, pat. can you clarify, so these helicopter, the 500 active duty troop, are still on standby. they've not been used at all right? >> correct. >> is there something else that california is asking for? are people looking ahead to reconstruction? it's just -- it seemed pretty odd that they've been struggling to fight these fires and haven't use aid decisional assets. general ryder: i won't speak for the state of california. they've increased the number of national guardsmen activated, up wards of 1,00 now. as sabrina highlighted friday we're doing everything we can to lean as far forward as we can to be prepared to support the needs of the lead federal agencies. as i'm sure you can appreciate, there are capabilities that california and fema are already employing. so these assets are available to be introduced into that mix should they be needed and when they're needed. but you've got to do this in a choreographed way that synchronizes capabilities instead of introduces problems to an already co

over to the pentagon where the press secretary major general pat ryder's briefing reporters. live coverage here on c-span3. maj. gen. ryder: as part of our ongoing support, 1800 california national guardsmen have been activated to assist with firefighting efforts including hand crews, aircraft, and military police working in support of local law enforcement. additionally, eight c-130s are currently on station at channel islands air national guard station to support aerial fighter fighting -- firefighting efforts. six missions dropped over 16 thousands of gallons fire suppressant and additional missions aren't dissipated for today. additional assets include 10 navy helicopters with water delivery buckets and 500 active-duty marines from camp pendleton are ready to provide support if requested. the department remains committed to providing assistance and support to those affected by the wildfires in we will work closely with federal, state, and local art nurse to this disaster. as we enter the final days of the current administration, let me turn to secretary austin's schedule.

they find pat spencer for the dunk. this one dubs the 20-17 lead. was great, scoring a career high 17. when he moved to the third quarter, pasterns the run, haliburton puts the corner three in to make it. denar in strouder, knocks down his first career three. cut the deficit to four. steph curry, big fan, seven minutes left now. the layup blocked t.j. mcconnell, throws it ahead to throw it down. indiana pulled away late. they won 108-76. golden state drops 19-19. their next game is monday in toronto. >>> in an ideal world, we would have been in dallas to watch the alma mater state semi finals. however, jeffs have yet to figure out what targeting is, so it was texas heading to the semis. longhorn facing ohio state. seven minutes to. go buckeyes, jensen up the gut, second touchdown of the game. osu will take a 21-14 lead. fourth and goal now from the eighth. viewers, sacked by jack sawyer. picks up the fumble. they will take it 83 yards. game sealing touchdown. sawyer, by the way, used to be roommates when they were both at ohio state. they're going t

so if you're looking for a pat and family member head on over to the st. certainly ones there. >> well, our parent company nexstar media group has partnered with the american red cross to launch a donation page for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan that qr code on your screen. there to make a donation. now to the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. the city's new mayor, daniel lurie, has pledged to declare a federal state of emergency. >> meanwhile, a four-year-old city-run program is finding success in helping those addicted to the deadly drug kron four's. sara stinson explains. the program specifically helps pregnant women. i sat down with one mom who, after more than a year of getting help is thriving with a job, a home and a healthy baby girl. a new beginning for a new mom issues. farmers like my first day. >> so i think leans inches for him. >> crystal stephens says she was addicted to fentanyl when she learned she was pregnant with delilah. i was in a really hard time in my life with the addiction. i had came from homeless. steven s

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pat, the fbi is now saying they believe that the suspect acted alone.irators. are able to rule out co-consirators. , ., co-conspirators. -- explained to us how — co-conspirators. -- explained to us how. it _ co-conspirators. -- explained to us how. it has _ co-conspirators. -- explained to us how. it has been - co-conspirators. -- explained to us how. it has been a - co-conspirators. -- explained| to us how. it has been a pretty incredible investigation so far. i have to commend all the agents and analyst working on it. they've been working around the clock, it is all hands on deck, and they've been able to isolate that it was just one individual based on a lot of camera footage they've gone back through, and it appeared at first like maybe other people had worked with him to place ied is, but after going back through footage, which is my guess, they were able to determine it was just him. my guess, they were able to determine it wasjust him. determine it was 'ust him. what do we know— determine it was 'ust him. what do we know at _ determine it wasjust

did have pockets in into a of her clothes that is correct and enduring mystery an enduring mystery pat nixon's mysterious pocket. and on that note let's thank keith and bob for a terrific presentation. ladies and gentlemen, the book is the mysterious mrs. nixon. he is agreed to sign all of your copies. so pick up a copy and join us in the front lobby. thank you for coming and night. christmas, 1968 when man first cut the silver cord of earth's gravity to orbit the moon. saturn five had provided the power to take him there. the command and service modules had sustained him but man cannot begin his mastery of the moon until he can land on its inhospitable surface and take off again. to do this he needs the third basic piece of hardware the lunar module, the lunar is a new concept designed exclusively for use in the vacuum space. a two man taxi used as a shuttle between the lunar surface. the orbiting command module. but before men can use the lunar module as an operational spacecraft, it must be tested space first in earth orbit. this was the primary purpose of apollo nine the third mann

>> well, i think pat fallon put his finger on it, you've got to instill a sense of teamwork. think about this. i don't know if you can see the whiteboard. i've got a whiteboard. the holdouts represent 1.4% of the republican caucus. and none of them, massie, norman, or self, has really considered a significant player, legislative leader. there is no big bill they have been connected with, no record of significant legislative experience. massie is a libertarian, likes going to the beat of his own drum. norman has been there for i think almost eight years, elected in a special election in 2017. again, no real significant record. self is a freshman -- excuse me, a sophomore member to be. always interesting to me i suspect norman and self are the ones that pat fallon was alluding to as he was optimistic about. self and fallon come from the same part of texas and represent part of the same republican county north of dallas, colleton county, the former -- o represented part of that county. we are talking 1.4% of republican caucus saying we are in charge and we are going to in essenc

this is pat leahy, liberal senator, not a radical right, not a fringe voice in american politics.his issue, who spent decades working on this issue and not just about israel, about all kinds of american allies. and yet here we are. president biden is going to hand a blank check for israel over to the incoming trump administration. i don't think it's coincidental that yesterday on capitol hill, the house overwhelmingly passed a bill to sanction officers of the international criminal court to punish them for moving to charge top israeli leaders, including prime minister benjamin netanyahu, with war crimes. keep in mind, the icc also indicted leaders of hamas for their war crimes appropriately and their holding of israeli hostages, which continues to this very day. and 45 democrats joined all republicans to support this bill. we know which vision of american global engagement the trump administration will carry out. but it isn't just trump, who this week is making an absolute mockery of every last lecture we deliver to the russians or the chinese or anyone else about respecting human

attack 140 law enforcement officers or insight a insurrection, president biden and vice pat kamala president kamala harris -- hopefully incoming president will understand that, i know that understands that is president jimmy carter who will lay in state at capitol this week, he was a great man, a good man, graduate of naval academy, he was not only good as president but did amazing works after presidency, he will miss him, may he rest in peace. >> questions will start with, michael mike if -- >> chairman happy new year. as of now 48, house democrats up from 37. it was up your reaction to that increase in number and about the bill. how it fits into this broader immigration narrative that house republicans will push through congress. >> clear house congresses push an anti-immigrant agenda there are flaws in this bill. i voted against it because this would open a path for individual of daca to be deported. even if they are around someone who committed a crime, that is a concern of my to a lot of my colleagues, we'll continue to have robust discussions about immigration policy about border secur

. >> he patted himself on the back quite rightly for alliances he built, rebuilt, and european officialsll you he brought in stability that they craved after the material nature of the last trump administration. >> laura: so he deserves a big pat on the back. >> let's go ahead and point out the fact when he was vice president, it was russia who invaded ukraine. it was his administration who refused to leave and president trump had to slow down russia. as soon as he got back into office, invaded further into europe. he is not bringing stability. as far as cnn and media propping him up ernie's routine, they need to call it the way it is. biden inflation has absolutely crippled the american people and tens of millions have come across a border increasing sex trafficking of children, angel families. we had the botched withdrawal from afghanistan with 13 heroes and no accountability. that is the real biden administration. >> laura: he made a passing reference to afghanistan why we needed to get out, but no reference to that horrific loss of life that still rests on their shoulders. by the way

the result also sees pat cummins�* side qualify for the world test championship final at lord's injuneext of this series, as big a series to get to play at home, felt like it was seesawing throughout the whole series, so to finish 3—1 to hold the trophy is amazing and the extra layer is now securing a spot in the world final which was always a huge goalfor us in this final which was always a huge goal for us in this cycle and we have done it, so really satisfied. this was not the typical sydney wicket, — this was not the typical sydney wicket, what we are used to, we have _ wicket, what we are used to, we have seen in the past as well_ we have seen in the past as well but this is how test cricket _ as well but this is how test cricket needs to be played. result _ cricket needs to be played. result oriented wickets and i know — result oriented wickets and i know we _ result oriented wickets and i know we talk about when we go back _ back home about back— home about turning back home about turnin- wickets home about turning wickets but this— home about turning wickets but this is inaudib

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the result also sees pat cummins�* side qualify for the world test championship final at lord's injunen. in the context of this series, as big a series to get to play at home, felt like it was seesawing throughout the whole series, so to finish 3—1 to hold the trophy is amazing and the extra layer is now securing a spot in the world final which was always a huge goal for us in this cycle and we have done it, so really satisfied. this was not the typical sydney wicket, what we are used to, we have seen in the past as well but this is how test cricket needs to be played. result oriented wickets and i know we talk about when we go back home about turning wickets but this is probably what weget back home on a turning wicket as well so i think this is the interesting part interesting part in test cricket. american rugby superstar ilona maher made her debut, but couldn't stop her new side bristol bears from losing to gloucester—hartpury in the women's premiership. maher is the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media with over 8 million followers. and this match was move

. -- pat, tennessee, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm an old woman.'ve lived through a whole bunch of presidents. i don't understand what is going on in this country. this is absolutely ridiculous. why don't they quit fussing and fighting, and let's just wait and see what he does. i mean, it is proven to me and the country, no matter what he does, he is going to get away with it, so it doesn't really matter. host: what do you mean, wait to see what he does? you are talking about the president-elect, you mean his administration? caller: wait and see what he does in his administration, if he does the things he says he will do. if he starts with the hollering and screaming, and trying to put people in jail and stuff like that, the country needs to stop it. until that happens, let's just get on with it. host: tie that back to the hush money case and the sentencing that will happen later today or at least the sentencing hearing later today. caller: i'm not stupid. i watched the news. he never denied he did all that stuff, but you know what? i don't even kn

craved after the mur could you recall nature of the last trump administration. >> so he deserves a big patnt out when he was vice president it was russia who invaded ukraine and his administration back then who refused lethal aide, it was president trump who had approved that and slowed down rus as soon as he got back into office. russia invaded even further into europe. and so my whole thing is that he is not bringing stability. as far as cnn and all the media propping him up like a weekend at bipartisan's routine. bidenflation has absolutely crippled the american people. tens of millions of illegals have come across our borders, increase in sex trafficking of children, angel families. we had the botched withdrawal from afghanistan that cost us 13 brave heroes, 13 new gold star families with no accountability. that's the real biden administration. >> laura: yeah, he made just a passing reference to afghanistan about why we needed to get out. but, no reference to that horrific loss of life that still rests on their soldiers. by the way when he talked about the green, you know, threat the c

earlier my colleague christian earlier, my colleague christian fraser spoke with matthew ahearn from st pat'sns. it's just around the corner from where the incident took place. we are inside the perimeter that's been sealed off. they won't even tell us. nobody can walk a bit in the street. they are not letting any of the businesses be open. i assume people are in their houses are stuck, but they have shutdown all activity. have you spoken to any of your employees or anybody local who was there last night? no, most locals like us no better than the be down here in the middle of the night on new year's eve. yeah, no, none of our employees were down here. we were all home. we closed early. can you reflect on what has happened in the security situation in the french quarter and do you think questions should be asked about how to the security was? no, actually the security down here in new orleans has improved dramatically. it is something that we have been a lot of proud of that there has been a lot of work done with the state troopers and the new orleans concert who presented our amazing it is r

let's speak to professor pat price, clinical oncologist and visiting professor at imperial college londonhe catch up the cancer campaign. so that's talk to you and thank you forjoining us. tell me a bit about why it is so important to catch these cancers early and how it is that more people are getting their cancers caught earlier now. it their cancers caught earlier now. , . , their cancers caught earlier now. , ., , ., now. it is really important because — now. it is really important because the _ now. it is really important because the earlier - now. it is really important because the earlier the i now. it is really important - because the earlier the cancer is caught them more treatable and more curable it is. so we encourage anybody with symptoms, coughing up blood and or anything like that, anything they are worried about to go to their gp so that they can be seen. also those with screening opportunities, we know the breast screening and the screening of the colon is vital to the population and we encourage people to take that up. encourage people to take that u -. encourage people

australia would want to get him out cheaply. 0ne down, three to go, pat cummings intent on wrapping thingsthe face, suddenly, india believed. virat kohli is trying to fire this crowd up. four runs took steven smith to one in thousand within test match cricket, but that would have to wait a little longer. four wickets down, australia started to free their shoulders, how india could have done with their premier bowler on the field. the debutant webster cashed in before delivering the win and a moment he will remember forever. mid—off, there it is, the debutant does it! to finish at 3—1 to hold the trophy is amazing, and the extra layer is now securing a spot in the world test championship final which was always a huge goal for us in this cycle, we have done it, so really satisfying. it has been really tough i and these results were not what we were expecting, but that's what sport - is all about, all i can expect from that dressing room . is to keep firing. having lost the past two series to india. having lost the past two series to india, australia will feel normal service has finally been

who have — to those british ex—pats who have already suffered a lot from — have already suffered a lotbrexit, many of whom who live in spain and made their lives — live in spain and made their lives there, but it is a broader_ lives there, but it is a broader story for europe in terms _ broader story for europe in terms of— broader story for europe in terms of housing, showing that, and james — terms of housing, showing that, and james is absolutely right, this would be popular because it it is — this would be popular because it it is clearly nationalist and _ it it is clearly nationalist and self—interested policy aimed _ and self—interested policy aimed at dealing with chronic shock— aimed at dealing with chronic shock -- _ aimed at dealing with chronic shock —— housing shortages on the back— shock —— housing shortages on the back of— shock —— housing shortages on the back of unemployment levels. _ the back of unemployment levels, housing is a massive issue — levels, housing is a massive issue in— levels, housing is a massive issue in ireland, a big factor in recent_ issue in ireland

thought he was a great writer and that would be -- and pat conroy. i'm taking two dinners.you weren't in journalism, what job would you be doing? i would be a high school football coach and a teacher, which was my lifelong dream, it's what i wanted to do until i found out what it actually entailed. joy, how and when do you select your guest list for the night? my team does that, we spent a lot of time working on who's going to be great young people. we want to bring you young voices, the next person who's going to run a campaign, the next person who's going to run for office. it's kind of our goal here on "fox news at night". as the fox news anger, you enjoy living in gavin newsom's california? >> i enjoyed california because california is a beautiful state but california has a lot of problems but you can either stand and fight or you can get up and run and we are choosing the first. we are coming right back. ♪ ♪ mopping is hard work, but i thought it was the only way i can get my floors truly clean. and then i tried the swiffer powermop and realized i can get cleaner floor

pat and callie evacuated from their home last night near where the palisades fire raised. >> definitely very scary, feeling ominous. heard lots of explosions and flames up above us on the canyon wall. just devastating. >> this fire destroyed an estimated 1000 structures, including a high school as thousands of residents raised to escape amid heavy traffic. winds were so strong that firefighting aircraft had to be grounded tuesday night. earlier today, flights were back in the air as wind decreased according to l.a. mayor karen bass, but gusty conditions are expected to resume soon with a red flag warning in the region through tomorrow night. local officials said firefighters were responsible for at least two deaths and a high number of serious injuries. in los angeles, the fire department chief warned that emergency services were stretched to the limit. >> we are absolutely not out of danger yet. with the strong winds that continue to push through the city and county today, i will tell you we are all committed to our first responders and firefighters who remain focused on fighting the f

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when i hear people act as if we could just defund planned parenthood, man, we can break our arms for pattinglves on the back for being such heroes of the life movement. i just want to remind you of something, for 42 years we have lived under the notion that it is a human right and privilege to take the lives of an unborn child. here's what i'd like to propose. that we do something far bolder than simply cut out the funding for one agency that provides abortions. because as important as that is, it doesn't end the nightmare, the scourge. it does not end this horrible, uncivilized, savage behavior. it just moves it over to let someone else do it. and it's why i have said that as president of the united states, i will raise this question -- is the unborn child a person? or is it just a blob of tissue? and i believe with all my heart the answer to that question we all know, it is a person. none of your daughters and daughters in law -- [applause] none of your daughters and daughters in law called you up and said, congratulations, guess, i'm going to have a blob of tissue. they called and said, i

captain pat cummins says they're fully focused on one more victory to seal the series in style.t's always the preferred position that you go into every test match trying to win so it is no doubt, no different this week. again, really happy with the last three test matches, how the boys have played. we have shown for most, we have been the front runner and the goal this week is to keep it up. that's about all we've go time for on sportsday this evening. more reaction from rangers 3—0 win over celtic available on the bbc sport website. still goal between and dundee united. —— goalless. you'll also find the latest on trent alexander arnold's future. that's bbc.co.uk/sport but from all of us here at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining us, hope to see you again soon. you are watching bbc news. people so mumbling suspects could face travel bands and social media blackouts and new laws into cracking down on organised immigration crime. it comes after new figures showed the number of migrants who crossed the english channel in small boats — was up by a quarter in 2024 compared to th

and in order for me to see us in june, it didn't on my phone, was pat kaiser. no money. no money, mean please me said i get up on us going home with us. little guys going to get in . oh my god, i get on. i'm not what i get and how much that you really didn't come on. thank you . the settings the the negotiation we're talking about we are talking about but it is legit started as far as the headhouse and then the most. we say you called me the general said, let's sit down and talk so that we can tell you how you have damage to us and how much we have to calculate. in terms of our losses, the german government did not accept a re negotiation of the john declaration, but by now they had agreed to adding a few particulars. so they call it the addendum. they also agreed that the original stipulation of how certain sections of the compensation should be spent could be changed. they would have a foundation running the compensation they would communicate with all the involved chiefs. the chiefs would have to find out from their communities what they want. so if there's a communit

and in order for me to see of some information they didn't want my phone was pat kaiser. among not only me please me, said i get up on what's going on with us. little guys going to get him out. my god, i don't on my what i get and how must i do these? and i'm like, you know, you couldn't go to settings the negotiation we're talking about talking about, but it is what it started as far as the headhouse. and then how much will you say you called me to general said let's sit down and talk so that we can tell you how you have damage to us and how much we have to calculate in terms of our losses. the german government did not accept a re negotiation of the joint declaration, but by now they had agreed to adding a few the particulars, they call it the addendum. they also agreed that the original stipulation of how certain sections of the compensation should be spent could be changed. they would have a foundation running the compensation they would communicate with all the involved. chief, the chiefs would have to find out from their communities what they want. so if there's a community who do

to my parents, pat and harold, who gave us thune kids undying love and commitment, and the most precious gift of all, faith. to my brothers and sister, to my beloved wife kimberly who is here with me today. let he say, i married up. i'm grateful for her support and her endless patience, it's not easy to be married to a member of congress. it's not easy to have a member of congress for a dad. i'm grateful for the support of my daughters brittany and larisa, they are here with their husbands and with all of our grandchildren, john mark, henley, lucy, haven, and one yet to be named, one on the way, who have brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. not one of us here in congress could last a day without our staffs. and so i want to thank all of those who spend and have spent long days and long nights in my office serving south dakotaians and the american people. finally, mr. president, i thank god who has richly blessed me in every way. as it says in the scriptures, from him, through him, and for him are all things to him be the glory forever. amen. mr. president, i yield the floor.

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