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that's not good for rhode islanders.ve seen cuts in job training. that's not good for rhode islanders. we haven't had nearly enough infrastructure investment from the federal government. so i would say despite a number of his policies, we're punching above our weight. and for anybody listening i want you to know rhode island is a great place to do business and a great place to start a business. >> all right. brett, after the first debate you wrote that if democrats go on this path they will lose the election. and that people are going to start viewing democrats as the following -- a party that makes too many americans feel like strangers in their own country, a party that puts more of its faith and invests most of its efforts in them instead of us. >> right. >> elaborate on this. >> well, look. i mean, ultimately politics is about what are you going to do for me when you get into office? that's the question that most voters have on their minds. so when i saw, for example, everyone raise their hands at the debate when it

i tend to go with the ship's log of the "rhode island" which says 12:30.o the "monitor" is no more. 16 people were lost. 47 people were saved. and it shocks the nation to see that the "monitor" is no more. now, when the "monitor" sank, she sank by her hull, and she turns like that. the turrett falls off. one of the troubles is the turrett sits in a brass ring. it was a spindle-of rated turett and it's faulty and jacked it up and put oakam under it to try to stop leaks. well, the toureturturrett falls comes down, hits the bottom and turns over upsidedown. and then the hull comes down and comes down as you can see over part of the turrett. and that's how she is going to be discovered 1974 by dr. newton and dr. newton is with the duke maritime research institute. they actually pick it up on sonar and they then will actually be able to put these composite pictures. now, once you find the "monitor," that's all fine and dandy. what are you going to do about it? well, basically, let's see, 26, over 50 years later, all right, they start to make decisions to bring

rhode island is the ocean state. back 240 years or so ago, paul revere got on his horse and he started riding, warning of great danger. and from my perspective, sheldon whitehouse is a latter-day paul revere, and he's warning that the climate crisis is coming, and it's going to be much worse than it is today. and so from my perspective, this latter-day paul revere, who is sheldon whitehouse, represents the best of new england, but the best of our country and the best of our planet, because we have to be all in this together. and we can't be leaders by sitting on the sidelines, which is where donald trump wants to have us. the indians, the chinese, and others, they won't listen to us. you cannot preach temperance from a bar stool. you can't tell the rest of the world to do something while you have got a cigar in your hand and a beer in the other. that's where we are now in pollution under president trump. we have to be leaders, not laggards. that's what sheldon whitehouse is all about. that's why it's my great honor

cicilline ne of -- of rhode island. the chair: the chair recognizes the gentleman from rhode island for five minutes. mr. cicilline: the republic of cyprus has played a role in combatting terrorism and proliferation. the united states participates in joint exercises including multinational search and rescue and we coordinate training programs for cyprus, cybersecurity, counterterrorism and maritime safety and security. through information sharing, training programs and other international initiatives, the united states and cyprus work hand in hand to combat terrorist activity in europe. the united states works with cyprus to stop weapons of mass u.s. tion and in 2015 joined cyprus as members of the proliferation security initiative in co-hosting a work shop focusing on inspecting and identifying proliferation material. despite the partnership between our two countries, the united states has had an arms embargo in place since 1997. this policy was to prevent turkey to use weapons and provide for reunification talks. howe

lamar odom has won it for rhode island. >> i can't even compare it to anything. i was on top of the world that day. >> reporter: his dreams of reaching the nba well within reach. lamar odom, from the university of rhode island. >> looking forward to being an l.a. clipper. it's going to be a great year. can't wait to get to l.a. and start working out. >> i felt like i arrived. i just wish i had that moment with my mother. >> reporter: because on the outside you're on top of the world. >> and inside i'm hurt little boy still. >> reporter: but his memory blurred in a life of drugs and sex, thanks to a $63 million contract with the miami heat. he describes his first exposure to cocaine at the exclusive club in miami, he described having oral sex with a stranger. >> like unleashing a demon. >> reporter: what candidate drug and sex do to you? >> i mean i want everything extreme. in extreme of course is too much. >> reporter: lamar's drug use, a major hurdle between him and another pinnacle, the 2004 athens olympics. he already had two drug suspensions in the nba and ha

but many don't have meaningful opportunities. >> why did you decide to sue rhode island and not a states like new jersey? >> we looked at what cities have the worst education system when it comes to civics, and also where would the community be supportive? if we get the supreme court to declare that there's a national right to education, state legislatures and school systems will act on it, it will make a huge difference. 50% of the american public cannot name the three branches of got. can you do it? >> federal, executive and the supreme court, notorious r.g.b. >> she's one of nine justices. >> nine, yeah. there's r.g.b., chris evans, chris hems worth, scarlett johansson. >> you're mentioning all the actors in the avengers. they are not supreme court justices. >> i left one out, the hulk. >> do you even know who your representative in congress is? >> it doesn't really matter about my representative because i know who my senator is, it's bernie sanders. >> i don't think chuck schumer's going to like that answer. >> who the (~bleep ) is chuck schumer? >> he's your senator from new york.

they would be gold or silver backing it so there would be some benchmark i which the person in rhode island in the person you know in virginia could know that there was security in the value of their money to some extent there could be fluctuation but there was something real something tangible goal or civil backing it that kind of leveled all of the debt that was being created and there for all the trade that was happening as well as the decisions that any one state with any one bank could make with regard to foreign policy or other types of major policy so basically had the effect of leveling all of that when the federal reserve was created because we still had a gold standard in there were still some leveling of that effect but with this idea little timidly the fed would be there in the case of financial crises for the banking system 1st and foremost because they pushed a creek. it when we got to 1981 when the gold standard was completely repealed and abolished under the nixon administration it was because that's what bankers wanted they were like ok well we got rid of it on the state le

conclude with the blessing contained in president washington's letter to the jewish aggregation in rhode island but the good rabbi has preempted me. i would just say again, thank you and god bless you all and god bless our work today. >>> the committee on immigration citizenship is in order. we are here today to explore an aspect of our immigration system that generally uses far less attention than community read. migration flow from central america. mistreatment of families at the border. is a very serious issue. they will continue to examine them. the current situation n

the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. cicilline: mr. speaker, i now have the pleasure of yielding five minutes to the gentleman who is the author of the bill and who has been a relentless advocate for this legislation, a distinguished member of the freshman class, mr. delgado. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. -- recognized for five minutes. mr. delgado: and thank you -- thank you and thank you to my friend for those kind words. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of my bill, the family farmer relief act. i rise to urge bipartisan support for a bipartisan priority. relief for family farmers. passing the h.r. 2336 will make our nation's bankruptcy laws for farmers reflective of today's economy and better represent experiences of our nation's farmers. i'm proud to represent new york's 19th congressional district, which stretches nearly 8,000 square miles, is made up of 11 counties and includes the beautiful hudson valley and mountains, new york 19 is the eighth most rural district in the country a

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cicilline of rhode island. the chair: a is a request for recorded vote oned -- a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the 254 -- the chair: on this vote the eas are -- the chair: on this vote the -- are 253 the chair: on this vote the yeas are 252. the nays are 173. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 29 printed in part b of house report 116-143 by the gentleman from new york, on which further proceedings were po

james langevin from rhode island. i'm proud to have joined with him partnering to lead the legislation this year, the respite lifespan respite care act of 2019. this is important legislation and he laid it out really well. it is supported with bipartisan support. it would authorize $200 million over the next five years for improved respite care services for families caring for loved ones battling chronic, debilitating conditions. 4 million people are providing long-term care for family members in america. the role these caregivers play cannot be understated. they ensure that their loved ones receive the care that they desperately need in their home and often at a lower cost. respite care providers relieve family caregivers and it is essential part of our comprehensive health care approach. this legislation will support respite care agencies so they can support family caregivers in communities across this country. and i urge my colleagues to support it. it expands services and access to care and it will improve health

a little state, rhode island has big problems, but to hear the governor tell it the worst is over.the decline. we have stopped the decline, and working together w have ignited a comeback of this great state and our economy. >> reporter: the comeback has yet to show up in the numbers, near the bottom forusiness friendliness, cost of doing business, economy, and still at the bottom for infrastructure. fixing that has beenriity for governor gina ramondo. >> there's me road work going at any is state than time in our lifetime. >> reporter: fund by controversial program to charge tolls on trucks, n surprisingly unpopular with collins.like michael >> we need to kill this cancer in this state because it is going to spread like wildfire to other states. >> tyonk >> reporter: the governor rode her plan to reelection last year, but it still faces some scepticism. >> got to do something. as long as the money actually goes to the roads. >> the issue isn't going to tap into consumers, you know. somebody has to pay for it. ter: the administration says in its first three years there's been $1.5 b

the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. langevin: let me just say we must invest in research and development. then chair of the naval directors testified before the house armed services committee that with current technology, he said the potential exists ta we could develop an advanced fuel system that might increase uranium loading while still meeting the requirements for naval reactors on nuclear-powered war ships. i want to mention that this house already -- addresses the concerns of my colleague, that $20 million was included in the energy and water appropriations package that passed the house on june 19 which included an increase to salaries and expenses. so these spending levels have been set by the house. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. wittss witness i remind -- witt this is not another appropriations bill so this is spefpk to the use of these dollars for these dollars specifically. and i yield two minutes to the

to be sure, there are some things that rhode island can't do anything about.t is a small state and has a lot of built-in disadvantages, but there are a lot of other things like the infrastructure that rhode island is in control of, and the other issue with all of that is it's been going on for such a long time cnbc.com we have more about all of this, including a list of the states with the best and the worst infrastructure also coming up, next hour on "the closing bell," we're done from here in virginia, america's top state for business, which is also the site of amazon's h q2 and we're going to go in depth with exclusive new details about how virginia won amazon. guys >> all right thank you very much. scott cohn >>> competitors are taking aim at netflix, stripping the service of two of its most popular shows. "friends" and "the office. so what will be the next shot fired in the streaming wars? we'll look at that when "power lunch" returns carvana is six years old this year and is the fastest growing place to buy a car in the nation. it's because we have thous

nate sutton answering the questions of the rhode island congress membeber david cicilll.tacy y mitchell, urur response? >> it isis simply not true that merchants have other options. amazon, one out of every two dollars spent online, and huge of shopping search. the next one is ebay at about 6%. from there.ops off i interviewed lots of sellers and the consnsistently tell me amazon is the main deal. there's really nowowhere else. and inincreasingly, more and moe over time, particucularly as pre emerson's grow, alexa becomes the voice interface for a lot of homes, people are dedefaulting more and more to amazonon this is a different sort of company. this is an infrastructure company like a railroad or telephohone system. that requires a different kind of obligation, different set of rules that need to go along with that. juan: i i want to ask you about that. the comparison to the railroad. should part of the legislative reform be to consider them a common carrier, where they could not necessarily discriminate by one particular company whose product ththey cararry versus anan

shuttling the wreckage to a deep water pier on rhode island. full investigation by the ntsb . >> to the air force base, began to document and reconstruction the message. >> 3 victims were killed instantly when the plane hit water off of martha's vineyard at a speed-approximately 200 miles per hour. kennedy family requested that no photos be taken during the autopsy of john f. kennedy jr. to prevent the unwanted publication. the office said that photos were taken as with any other autopsy. >> the family would never forget the gruesome autopsy photos of john f. kennedy, that were sold. >> he knew they would exploit it. they thought it was wrong, he was not going to let it happen. >> it was described as a celebration of life, memorial service for john f. kennedy jr. and carolyn bessette brought together 350 family members and friends. jfk jr.'s sister caroline kennedy. president clinton with first lady and daughter chelsea. >> a lot of people there that john would have loved to have been there himself. such a wonderful tribute. and teddy's eulogy

. >> on friday, a blog called a price rhode island posted this picture and members of the group protesting senator whitehouse, saying he is not doing enough. said, you are not doing enough. noy are asking him to sign a fossil fuel money pledge. he says he does not take fossil fuel or corporate money. weekend, garrett graves of louisiana will discuss climate change and the work of the select committee on the climate crisis. congressman graves sits on that committee. he will also talk about robert mueller's testimony before congress and other issues. he is in newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. on c-span. >> former supreme court justice john paul stevens died july 16 at the age of 99. the ceremony held inside the court. stepsrmer clerks line the to receive the casket and were honorary pallbearers. one of the tributes is from elena kagan. president trump in the first lady paid their respects after the ceremony.

conclude with the blessing contained in president washington's letter to the jewish aggregation in rhode island but the good rabbi has preempted me. i would just say again, thank you and god bless you all and god bless our work today.

it shows connection between boston and newport, rhode island, and this trade in human beings.um production also at moments encourages the movement of ensaved bodies. in the book i document cases where individual enslavepled people are moved against their will from plantation inns. boar bailedos, for instance. i tell the story in the book man you script of a man who in 1730 is removed from barbados. and carried around the different facilities in boston and advertised as a -- and i think this is really kind of a powerful reminder of how slavery was not just kind of the -- it wasn't just taking a physical body but it was are also take mind. an individual history of slavery where individuals are not just carrying knowledge but they're providing expertise. >> and was that person worth more because of his exerp tease? >> yes. with -- in particular, flash other complications that make it harder to weigh but in general i have kind of looked at the plantation records and records of individual producers to understand how they valued skill workers. and i found that distillers and people

the blessing contained in president washington's letter to the jewish congregation in newport, rhode island but the good rabbi has preempted me on that. so i will say again thank you, god bless you all and god bless our work today. [applause] >> our first combating anti-semitism -- our first panel involves eli lake.

the blessing contained in president washington's letter to the jewish congregation in newport, rhode island but the good rabbi has preempted me on that. so i will say again thank you, god bless you all and god bless our work today. [applause] >> our first combating anti-semitism -- our first panel involves eli lake. mr. lake is a distinguished and widely respected bloomberg columnist covering national security and foreign policy. he is a former senior correspondent for newsweek, the daily beast, the new york sun, and the washington times. we are thrilled to have his perspective to guide today's discussion. the panel is yours. eli: thanks so much.

the blessing contained in president washington's letter to the jewish congregation in newport, rhode island, but the good rabbi has preempted me on that, i will just say again, thank you, god bless you all. god bless our work today. >> [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> a new cspan poll shows that 70% of americans view nasa favorably, that is over 11 times more than those that have an unfavorable view, americans want nasa to continue to lead in space, among republicans and democrats, more people disagree with privatizing space exploration than agree with it, only 27% of those polled support private businesses leading u.s. space efforts. you can find all of the results, and the attitude towards space force, and extraterrestrial life, at cspan.org. >>> a big idea, let viewers make up their own minds, cspan opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see, unfiltered kong tent -- content, the ideas are more relevant than ever, on television and online, your unfiltered view of government, you can make up your own mind. >> brought you by your cable and satellite provider. >>> j

the blessing contained in president washington's letter to the jewish congregation in newport, rhode island but the good rabbi has preempted me on that. so i will say again thank you, god bless you all and god bless our work today. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> tomorrow the house considers a resolution that would hold attorney general william barr and congress secretary wilbur ross in contempt of congress for failing to comply with subpoenas related to the 2020 census. and the trump administration's efforts to add a citizenship question. the house rules committee met earlier today to consider the rules before debate. this is 45 minutes. i would now like to call up on next panelist to testify the resolution recommended that the house find william barr

with that i turn it over to my dear friend and colleague from the great state of rhode island davidson celini. >> good morning. house democrats promised the american people in the last election that you gave us leadership again we would fight for the people against the special interests and we would deliver on the important rivered sfv american people driving down health care costs in the price of prescription drugs and taking on the corruption in washington and getting the government to work for the people of this country again. we are delivering on those promises. today we marked 200 days as the majority. the past four and pieces of legislation, 50 major bills. this is the most protect the house in modern history. last week he voted to give or raise to 30 four-man americans equal pay for equal work 10 bills to drive down the cost of prescription drugs and to protect coverage for pre-existing conditions and the most comprehensive anticorruption bill seen in decades. all of those bills are sitting on mitch mcconnell's desk. the president and mitch mcconnell need to get to work to bring

engel: i yield 2 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise to support senate joint resolution 36, and any other measures related to arm sales being considered this afternoon, which will prevent arm sales to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. without undergoing the proper process. we're here today because rather than come and make their case to congress, the administration invented a phony emergency to bypass the legal process for approving arm sales. there is no justification for this decision other than the administration knew that these sales would be met with scrutiny from congress and didn't want to deal with it. they were right. congress is concerned about these proposed sales and we should not sit back and allow the administration to continue with the charade of claiming an emergency exemption for them. i'm glad these measures of disapproval have bipartisan support and have already pas

mcelroy of rhode island to be united states district judge for the district of rhode island. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion. we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of mary mcelroy of rhode island to be united states district judge for the district of rhode island signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the read are of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor say aye. all opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 346. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor say aye. all opposed sa

with that i turn it over to my dear friend and colleague from the great state of rhode island, david cicilline. mr. cicilline: good morning. house democrats promised the american people in the last election that if you gave us the responsibility of leadership again, we would fight for the people against the special interests and we would deliver on the important priorities of the american people. driving down health care costs, driving down the cost of prescription drugs, raising family incomes as we rebuild the infrastructure of america, and taking on the corruption and self-dealing in washington and getting the government to work for the people of this country again. we are delivering on those promises. today, we mark 200 days in the majority. we passed nearly 400 pieces of legislation, 50 major bills. this is the most productive house in modern history. last week, we voted to give a raise to 34 million americans. guaranteed equal pay for equal work. 10 bills to drive down the costs of prescription drugs and protect coverage for pre-existing conditions. and, the biggest and most co

. >> and may be china lake which is as big as rhode island. >> you made mention they won't let anyoneeard the buildings have collapsed but they will not let usgs out there because it's a top-secret facility. >>> the weather remains on track to warm up. that will be a couple of degrees a day. we are looking for a mild warming trend and that is what will be happening. and look to our own little earthquake faults that built mount diablo. every year it bumps up a couple of millimeters in height. a thrust fault of capable of 6.0. oakland, 65. santa rosa, 75. a beautiful view of the bay bridge up and running since november of 36. in concord, 72. santa rosa, 70 degrees. here's what is happening tomorrow morning. not dramatically different from today. fog and drizzle up there and it is going to be a good seabreeze with temperatures in the and bumping up. with the cool ocean temperature the coastline remains cloudy and cool for much of the fier o towards livermore is a did this morning and it will pull back by mid morning and here comes more low clouds. so tonight, send in the clouds. morning

we're going to hear from one david sicillini of rhode island.e was a member of the judiciary committee and he's also a member of house leadership. so let me start with this. speaker pelosi, is she closer to letting you guys open this inquiry or farther away? >> well, i'll let speaker pelosi speak for herself. but i think, look, yesterday was an important day. the american people heard from the special counsel that the president's claim that his investigation was a witch hunt. he said no witch hunt, no hoax, the president was not exonerated. and then he walked the american people through this report in five which episodes of obstruction of justice were presented. i think it was an important hearing. we are going to continue to hear from witnesses. obviously don mcgahn, and cory lewandowski, there's a lot more work to do. i think people are thinking about this in a very serious way. they're reviewing evidence. they're talking to their constituents. they are trying to make judgments about what they think is right for the country. i think each day i

on the southern tip of rhode island nothing remains of flight 9090 but the memorial to its 217 passengers. al-jazeera started examining the case of egypt air flight 990 in 2014 we were already concerned that the official investigation had not uncovered the true cause of the crash. then in 24 tane a final airworthiness directive was issued by the u.s. federal aviation administration which mandated the challenge in the design of boeing 767 this convinced us to ask the question we believe has not yet been officially announced. old walk or down age of big flight 99. $999.00 the egyptian government ended over the task of investigating the crash to the united states national transportation safety board. for the is a washington based organization charged with investigating transportation accidents including it crashes. for good and then i think the head then. what the then. you say it's endemic not going to. go in as you did and you came in again at the fact that and. and the miss out of the senate. before we came in and met them dad then. named pm to be in t s b refused to speak to us but its c

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.>> i will never forget, bubbly 25 years ago when i was working in rhode island, i interviewed someone who had hiv. he said i don't have long-term plans anymore, just short-term goals. and when you compare what he said then to the way it is now, it's just completely different, because now it seems manageable, now it's not the death sentence that it was at one point. >> research and so many people coming together.>> everybody coming together made a huge difference. >> but you are absolutely right, it gives people hope. let's get a check of the weather. switching topics. it looked like it was pretty foggy outside during the walk. >> i can definitely see the fog keeping things refreshed, didn't have to worry about any heat, with san francisco temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to the 60s. san jose maxed out at 78 degrees, antioch was 91 and santa rosa in the upper 80s, so it's one of those deals, that familiar weather pattern for this time of year, probably a bit too cool, but inland it's hot. the satellite showing you a little bit of a different story, the fog that we've been tracking

>>the rhode island ferry is on least to us for one year we have several boats that are going through scheduled maintenance this year and we didn't want to cut back on our reach. >>the district is also moving forward with wiping out a large section of the toll plaza that has no historical significance that bridge eliminated toll workers back in 2013. the district says that they know the increasing toll costs negatively impacts drivers but they add that they're doing their best to try to balance safety and quality transportation emery county stasio kron 4 news. >>in the east bay tonight city council piedmont will decide whether to add license plate reading cameras to form or intersections in that city. the city currently has 39 cameras at 15 intersections that serve as entry points to and from the city of oakland. the city council says the cameras have already been useful in helping police solve crimes in the city tonight's vote will be at 7.30. 2 people are dead and several others are injured after a wrong-way crash on highway 24 it happened early yesterday morning near orinda the chp

>>the rhode island ferry is on least to us for one year we have several boats that are going through scheduled maintenance this year and we didn't want to cut back on our reach. >>the district is also moving forward with wiping out a large section of the toll plaza that has no historical significance that bridge eliminated toll workers back in 2013. the district says that they know the increasing toll costs negatively impacts drivers but they add that they're doing their best to try to balance safety and quality transportation emery county stasio kron 4 news. >>let's get a check of the weather around the bay area that's right the 4 zone forecast dave spahr standing by day guys city here everybody of the winds have been a great help keep these temperatures down and not just around the media bay, but also these inland spots here as we take a look at future cast for us to say the winds will remain up in the north bay a little bit later into tonight and then kick back up again for everybody as you can see tomorrow even those inland locations with a nice good westerly flow. that's really

i saw this firsthand in rhode island. admiral gilday, acceptable housing for all its service members and changes the system that oversees housing, that navy commander commanders have a responsibility. we live in tumultuous times and many core values are being tested. such times can have a corps owesive effect on our military personnel. it's never been more important that our navy have principle leaders with respect throughout the ranks and adhere to a moral code that can serve as an example to all our sailors and marines. admiral gilday, we all expect and demand and are confident you will be that leader. thank you for your commitment to the nation. i must apologize. i must go to the appropriations committee hearing that i co-chair but i shall return. i think a famous west pointer said that, but i shall return. >> we'll be waiting your return. >> thank you, members of the committee and ranking member reed and chairman inhofe. i'm grateful for the confidence of the president of the united states, secretary of defense and se

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