shale peter foster said the failure of royal dutch shell is huge bet on u.s. shale was a big regret of his time as chief executive of the company and they've written down billions of dollars on this again the deflationary spiral of this running over and over faster and faster defrauding faster and faster printing faster and faster to stay exactly in the same place with point one percent annual g.d.p. growth. that's exactly right and it's a net deflationary boondoggle as exemplified by this shell executive articulating what i have just been saying except in a way that require sam to get a bonus that would be equal to the queen's annual budget for her corgis i think the rest is here with thanks so much become a counterpart think you state if a second i have a whole lot more. there's a media leave though so we leave that maybe. i will see bush and see your. mother your party there's a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics only on our t.v. . crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. h

shale peter foster said the failure of royal dutch shell is huge bet on u.s. shale was a big regret of his time as chief executive of the company and they've written down billions of dollars on this again the deflationary spiral of this running over and over faster and faster defrauding faster and faster printing faster and faster to stay exactly in the same place with point one percent annual g.d.p. growth. that's exactly right it's a net deflationary doggle as exemplified by this shell executive articulating what i have just been saying except in a way that requires him to get a bonus that would be equal to the queen's annual budget for her corgis i think the rest is here with thanks so much bring on the counter party think you state to have a second to have a whole lot more. right from the seat. first for you and i think you're. on a reporter's. instrument. to be in the. press and media freedom was nothing. when it comes to the interests of multinationals we have a media that is corrupted by power mostly by corporate power you have corporate ownership from

companies in the world shell is in the news about this very this alternative energy and that is peter foster says he regrets shells huge bet on u.s. shale peter also said the failure of royal dutch shell is huge bet on u.s. shale was a big regret of his time as chief executive of the company and they've written down billions of dollars on this again the deflationary spiral of this running over and over faster and faster defrauding faster and faster printing faster and faster to stay exactly in the same place with point one percent annual g.d.p. growth. that's exactly right and it's a net deflationary boon doggle as exemplified by this shell executive articulating what i have just been saying except in a way that requires him to get a bonus that would be equal to the queen's annual budget for her corgis i think i say what thank so much being a counterpart think you state to have a second to have a whole lot more. cross talk rules and if it doesn't you can jump in anytime you want. the pledge play was terrible they lead very hard to take out a letter to get along here is a plot that never had

foster care system. i am president and ceo of the center for children and youth justice peter it is a private nonprofit established in -- justice. it is a private nonprofit established in 2006. as chairman reichert noted, i was a trial judge for 10 years in king county. during which time i presided over hundreds of child abuse, neglect, and liquid see cases. -- and the link would see cases. cases.delinquency lessons, noluable one part of the system, no one's system can address the multiple and complex needs of abused and neglected children. hasunately washington state a robust history of collaboration both cross discipline and cross system in child welfare. this has led to a number of changes and practices in our child welfare system that has resulted in better outcomes for our children in foster care. the information that is coming to us now regarding the extent to which these children have been in foster care or are currently in foster care are becoming victims of sex trafficking, commercially exploited children, present a new reality which requires new approaches. i would like to focus my brief time on describi

peters said yes. mr. carney, mr. foster, mr. kildee, mr. delaney, mrs. beatty, and mr. heck to name just a few who joined with republicans to work in a borne manner to stand with americans, stand with american investors, realizing at the end of the day part of the problem in washington is too many agencies that are not communicating with each other. lack of communication is some of the problems we have seen in this country in the last few weeks and months. all we're suggesting is that the various agency the s.e.c. and department of labor, actually coordinate, work together, and work for the benefit of investors. how will they do that? the s.e.c., who is principally charged with the responsibility of looking at the areas of broker dealers and investment advisors and you know there's a difference on how they're treated right now and there's a reason for that, and they've been treated differently for three, four, five, eight decades or so. the s.e.c. will be looking at this. as the gentlelady from -- she's gone right now, but the gentlelady from new york indicated, there's

peter sakai and costas, san antonio. they've allowed for faster and more efficient placement of foster youth into permanent families. mr. speaker, i appreciate the opportunity to participate in this bipartisan effort and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. reichert: mr. speaker, i yield as much time as he may chairman of the ways and means committee, mr. camp. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. camp: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you. i want to thank the chairman of the human resources subcommittee for yielding and for his leadership on this very important issue. i rise in support of this legislation, which is designed to encourage the adoption of more children from foster care. i spent much of my career promoting adoption of children by loving parents because every child deserves a loving and safe home. as an attorney in private practice i worked with parents and children in the foster care system. those kind of experiences provided much of the background for changes in landmark adoption legislatio