. >> roy. >> super billionaire donald trump has said if you need somebody to get dishes, higher roi.>> roy cohen, esquire, he was out on the party circuit, he saw and knew a lot of things. >> he had dirt on a lot of people, he wanted to spread dirt on a lot of people. there were times where i actually saw him dictating copy for gossip columns, which i found really fascinating. [music] >> roy cohen and murdoch becam friendly, in fact , cohen represented murdoch at some point. >> there isn't anything i would not do, because i believe there is only one answer in an adversary profession like law, and that is winning. [honking] [music] >> cohen was easily. >> and all the people i've profiled or done interviews with, the single worst human being i have ever encountered. [music] >> cohen would post about you never apologize, he would never go on defense, always go on offense, deny everything, admit nothing, launch counter attack, attack, attack, attack, attack. don't accept it, don't compromise. kill him. [applause] [singing] >> a very special wish. quicksand hyperbole is not a lie. what tru

to get vicious, hire roy cohn." >> roy m.ut on the party circuit. he saw and knew a lot of things. >> he had dirt on a lot of people. he wanted to spread dirt on a lot of people. >> there were times when i actually saw him dictating copy for gossip columns, which i found really fascinating. >> roy cohn and murdoch became friendly. and in fact, cohn represented murdoch at some point. >> there isn't anything i would not do, because i believe there's only one answer in an adversary profession like law, and that is winning. >> cohn was easily, of all the people i've profiled or done interviews, with was the single worst human being i've ever encountered. cohn would boast about you never apologize. you never go on defense. you always go on offense. >> deny everything, admit nothing, launch counter attack. attack, attack, attack. >> attack, attack, attack, attack. >> don't accept it, don't compromise. kill them. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> do you have a very special wish? >> and hyperbole is not a lie. what trump said to me when i

roy says it does not exist. thank you your time you have to yield it because your type minute -- five minutes are up but thank you. we will go to a republican at this time is a republican with us? they still have not come back mr. johnson of georgia. would you like to take your five minutes at this time? >> thank you mr. chairman and yes i would. thank you for holding this hearing. voting rights is not going away even though the senate last night failed to do what it should have done. in some respects, we can call it a racist senate. the same way that we can talk about racism when it comes to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle making statements about black people and democrats and race baiting. it is like, you mention about how much of racism still exists in the soil of america, they want to plant their heads in that soil and refused to acknowledge what is in the soil. they have been emboldened now mr. chairman, my colleague from texas, i am sure would not have felt comfortable him talking like he spok

roy met one way 4 years ago and a political gathering. she has a tie when he's father and a chinese mother. something that occasionally bothers her. just did i speak with an accent, and people often ask me, he chinese. so i'd like that because i regard myself as tywon in his he does it have one way his mother is worried that her partner is taiwanese. i was when you, once my mother asked me, who will you vote for? i was, i told her i would vote for sy in when. who's now president? she asked me why i told her, because citing when cares about taiwan. then she said, you're a treasurer if you vote for sy in when roy and wing way are both convinced that taiwan should become independent on the woman. they feel we may have the same culture and the same language. but our way of life is different. john thomas, we are a free and democratic country woman when they're in r for a tarion country. that's why we need to oppose china and gain independence. waste additions on the roy is even prepared to stand up to china himself if need be powerful. in an a

me, what is roy underestimating the threat to taiwan? this is china's military propaganda images designed to impress and intimidate taiwan. china's army is much more powerful than ty, ones. with every day chinese fighter planes, like these nuclear capable, 86 bombers are sent over the taiwanese air defense identification. so in 2021, there were more than 600 such incursions. but taiwan government refuses to be intimidated. the country's leaders say they are ready to go to war if need be. foreign minister joseph is standing firm in we have been preparing is that we have the ability to defend ourselves even is going to happen tomorrow. so we are trying to make ourselves ready for a possible conflict with china. and i want to say again, we have the determination to defend ourselves. this is our territory. this is our sovereignty, and this is our way of life. we want to protect it. the minister sales confident but others see the tier one is not ready to defend itself . this retired military officer is carrying 41 different awards on his shou

very funny man from "the daily show," roy wood, jr.'s very exciting. so, stick around for that. folks, as you know, i am a massive tech head. i'm so tech-savvy, i invested all my bitcoins in google glass. ( laughter ) it's going to happen! and i like to tell you all about the latest tech in my segment, "cyborgasm." ♪ ♪ ♪ ( eers and applause ) ♪ ♪ stephat'she lon opener wve fiup rolling out an option ttsee o e should go smoothly. "hey, son. can you show me how to use the app-shop to get the chat-snap? i just-- just want to use it to spy on ya. while we're at it, who is 'apple i.d.' and how does he have our credit card number?" next up, word is that "scientists have developed a small robot to understand how ants teach one another," using the robot to learn how "an ant that has discovered a much better new nest can teach the route there to another individual." the final step will be convincing the dad ants to actually use those directions. ( laughter ) "nope, no! we're taking the rotten twig past the old oreo on the sidewalk. there's no--

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roy lives in a conservative district in a suburb of taipei, which looks down on people like him. he's on his way to his apartment, where his girlfriend is waiting for him. a buffalo love i'm home for they live in a 3 room apartment which belongs to royce. grandmother roy met one way, 4 years ago at a political gathering. she has a time when he's father and a chinese mother. something that occasionally bothers her. just all of the, again, i speak with an accent, and people often ask me you chinese. like because i regard myself is tywon a long way. his mother is worried that her partner is time and he i was when you, once my mother asked me, who will you vote for? i told her i would vote for sighing when. who's now president. she asked me why i told her. because citing when cares about taiwan, then she said, you're a treasurer if you vote for sy in when roy and wing way are both convinced that taiwan should become independent on the woman your lady feel what we may have the same culture and the same language. but our way of life is different. john thomas, we are a free and democrat

roy? mr. roy: not one.nd i will tell you that across the board, regardless of ideology, the people that come to me and are talking to me are concerned about the border, they're concerned about fentanyl, they're concerned about energy prices. their inability to pay their bills. they're concerned about the extent to which they are in danger in their communities with crime and their relationship to the border. they are concerned about the things that are impacting their lives, their inability to pay for their kid' school, -- kids' school and their inability to afford health care. because we have regulated to death and we have funded it and subsidized it to death, that we are in a position where they can't afford to live the american dream for their kid and their grand -- kids and their grandkid. our job in this body -- grandkids. our job in this body is to address that. not by spending more money and not by continuing to fund the very things that are undermining it. mr. perry: exactly right. i yield time to my

roy wood jr.t joe stopping by later in the show. it has been a hell of a week. ken starr, who prosecuted bill clinton for the monica lewinsky scandal, has died at the age of 76. - audience: aww! - yes. in lieu of flowers, the family has asked that you leave a donation on the blue dress of your choice. [laughter] [laughs] what? [laughter] well, here's what i want to talk about tonight. topic 1! last thursday, after 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth of england died, audience: aww! y'all don't really care. and the nation lined up to show its grief, but not everyone was so sad. irish sports fans danced with joy. [all singing] an argentine anchorman popped champagne on air. [chuckles] black twitter, who are known to stifle their feelings, they went all in, like carnegie mellon university professor uju anya, who tweeted... - ooh. - [crowd reacts] well, clearly she's a fan. okay? i personally don't see why anyone cares about a monarch in 2022. this ain't "frozen." not to mention the royal family ha

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>> trevor: roy, what's happening in the traffic. >> trevor: oh, my god. it's crazy, man!s, man. this shit is wild. he's zigzagging all out of traffic. he pulled over earlier and let all the strippers out. that is a gentleman. you don't see that kind of chivalry no more. i've been on this type of party bus before. that's a chevrolet 5500. this chase might go another four hours. this is a lot. >> trevor: this is wild. >> yeah. >> trevor: is that happening right now? where is this? >> no, this is from eight months ago. i just figured this is more interesting than whatever you be wanting me to talk about. >> trevor: what do you mean it's more interesting, boy? traffic is interesting. >> yeah, that's why i'm watching it. >> trevor: this is not the traffic, roy! people want to know what's happening on the road. where can of why do you never want to do the traffic? >> do you want regular traffic? >> trevor: can we do the traffic? >> let's do the regular traffic. you happy now? is that interesting? ( applause ). >> trevor: you know, i want you to tell me-- >> is that interesting.

but before we go to a break, let's catch up on the traffic with our very own roy wood, jr., everybodypplause) >> yes, what's going on, man. look, a lot of traffic, people evacuating over there in florida. we hope they stay safe, get the supplies you need. it could be a long time in the car, you know, but the thing i always wonder about evacuations, where, where, where they going? it is always just one person going, to the danger. cuz it's really only two reasons to go into a storm. that is money and sex, those are the only two reasons. >> trevor: wait, what. >> you ain't never had disaster sex? like during a national disaster you ain't never had-- what y'all been dmog south africa. bro, i have had sngs in a tornado, i have had sex in a wildfire and an earthquake. >> trevor: wait, wait, you had sex in an earthquake. >> we were having sex and the earthquake happened it is not like the earthquake started and i was like quick, come on babe, we got to do it. but the cool thing about having sex in an earthquake is you get all the credit for making the bed rock, that's the dope part about be

i'm roy wood, jr. and this has been cp time.r, before the culture, though seriously am i a ripoff from the guy from bebe kid's? be honest with me, do i look like robert harris. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, roy, but stay tuned because when we come back, standup comedian sam morril will be joining us on the show. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alright, the reason your dishes aren't as clean as you'd like... isn't your dishwasher, it's the detergent. i recommend cascade platinum and a new routine. let's watch it work! cascade platinum uses dawn as a built-in pre-rinse system. it rehydrates dried on food... ...lifts it off... ...and breaks it down. for sparkling clean dishes the first time. ok, who wants to start? just scrape... load... and we're done! cascade platinum. scrape, load, done. is that kfc's 2 piece drum and thigh combo? - yep. - is it juicy? - yuh huh. - is it creamy? - you know it. - is it flakey? - yesss. - and it's only 6 bucks?? [sips sounds] that's a real steal of a deal of a meal! wink. k

all right, roy, we'll leave it there for now. thanks very much for that update. re challenge. buck him palest? well, let's look at queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. queen elizabeth the 2nd was born in 1926 in london. and at that point, she was not expected to become queen. but after the abdication of her uncle, that was edward the 8th, her father george, the 6th became king. in 1936, she married prince philip in 1947, and they had 4 children. and charles was born in 1948 when her father died in 1952 princess elizabeth became queen. she is the longest reigning monarch and british history, and has surpassed the reign of queen victoria. and that was in september 2015. in april 2021. her husband prince philip, died just before his 100th birthday. there had been married for 73. yes. or a let's bring in patrick vernon, he's a cultural historian and social commentary. john just now from london at patrick. so that 1st up the language, the concert of the doctors, the close family in attendance, is leading many to conclude that whe

roy, for 30 minutes. mr. roy: i thank the speaker.'d like to thank the gentleman from pennsylvania for his service to this country. we should all be down here engaging with our colleagues more often to learn more about them. did not know that about your father. god bless you. god speed. thank you for serving in this chamber. madam speaker, much has been made in the last week over the actions of two governors, in particular govern greg abbott of the state in which i live and where i'm a congressman, texas. as well as the governor of florida, ron desantis. much is being made of the fact that these governors transported certain individuals who had come to this country and were released into this country by this administration, i believe contrary to law, i believe in direct violation of both the text and the spirit of the law. they were released into this country by the thousands. so governor abbott of texas, governor desantis of florida transported some of these individuals to particular locations. now, it was very clear that they did so

senator roy blunt our hero who i'm going to introduce first architect of the capitol brett blanton who oversaw the restoration and oversees the capital and distinguished historian ron white. so now you know, what's going to happen. let me present to you our first speaker. senator roy blunt built on his background as a public service servant a university president and history teacher. and the people of missouri elected him the united states senator in 2010. he shares the senate republican policy committee. he's the ranking member of the senate rules committee. he's on the senate appropriations committee the ranking member of the appropriate and if that's not enough, he's also on the senate commerce committee the transportation science and transportation and the senate select committee on intelligence. so we're lucky that he's here with us for a hot minute. and we want to be thankful to the people of southwest missouri who overwhelmingly elected now our senator, but first to the house of representatives seven times. when roy blunt went to the house of representatives he was the elected m

during a snow for more, texas congressman troy nels, and congressman chip roy. look what happened in martha's vineyard and then look what happened in el paso, taking into thousand people a day right now? >> sean thanks for having me. texas is inundated. we have estimates of 10,000 immigrants coming through our southern border each and every day and they're going to complain in martha's vineyard in new york city. but as a former sheriff on concerned about venezuela, june 16th, 2015, donald trump walked on the escalator and announced his run for president, he said these individuals, these countries are going to send their best. they're sending, murderers. he was right. in a dishonest media called donald trump a racist. but he was right all along. sad state of affairs what is happening in this country. we need donald trump in 2024. >> hannity: chip roy, we not set a new record, you know as well as anybody with the state of texas more than any other state besides arizona, 3 million by the end of the year of illegal migrants? >> these are the bad actors coming in bet

i'm roy wood, jr. and this has been cp time.e the culture, though seriously am i a ripoff from the guy from bebe kid's? be honest with me, do i look like robert harris. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, roy, but stay tuned because when we come back, standup comedian sam morril will be joining us on the show. you don't want to miss it. i've been telling everyone, the secret to great teeth... is having healthy gums. keep yours healthy with crest advanced gum restore. it's clinically proven to detoxify below the gum line. and, it restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. because you can't have a healthy smile, without healthy gums. advanced gum restore from crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. woman: if i make a stitch, i can make me a business on squarespace. which makes me blow up, selling my style, my tips and my very own line. because if i can make a stitch, i can make the next fashion empire. (vo) red lobster's finer points of fun dining becauhow to endless shrimp:tch, step 1: greet your shrimp step 2: b

okay, roy, help to get started. this which what, what is the diesel? we showed maria how she can earn money by separating waste bottles such valesh. i'd have to perform a total of 8 families. now make a living from waste recycling at our 24 rubbish, thomas and roxanne. yeah, i'm, i the only problem he would be us like maria, they bring it all to the recycling center twice a week. my periodical ship bother the bike hatch the bottle tops end up in a young gigantic skateboard mold. the mold is dunked in water to cool it down. my dog affiliation with, i'm really happy that we develop the sustainable product. i give it that should also be fun for people to use says i saw billy smith. the sky vote is trimmed with a sharp knife on an like, on a re uses the excess plastic later he still can't make a living for making skateboards. it's only recently that he's been selling his booth online for 90 euros each which includes requests for personalized designs. the entrepreneurs, he is part of the proceeds to finance a social project, food puzzles for needy families,

ronny chieng, everybody. ( applause ) before we go, i was-- i was chatting to roy wood jr. yesterday when we finished the show. and he reminds me that it has been seven years since we start "the daily show with trevor noah." yeah, this week is our anniversary ( applause ) one of the-- one of the overriding feelings i found myself experiencing throughout the night and even today waking up was a feeling of gratitude, you know. ronny, like the journey, we've been on together has been wild. roy, all the correspondents, everyone. there are so many people who make this thing come together. and i want to say thank you to the audience for an amazing seven years. it's been wild. it's been truly wild. ( applause ) i remember when... i remember when-- i remember when we first started-- and you remember this, ronny-- it was, you know, so many people didn't believe in us. it was a crazy bet to make. i mean, i still didn't think it was a crazy choice, you know, this random african bringing a chinese guy from malaysia. >> chinese guy are accent on american tv. >> trevor: yeah, man, and wh

it's a roy of problems, but you didn't hear, because you're doing everything wrong. continue.n a free business account with alpha bank. and get money for any actions on the account flips coffee prices. egoist with a discount of up to 30% at the sberbanket supermarket. benefit in each order of the pioneers of the first found first-graders, which you will denis vladimirovich hello, to september 27th. tell me whether it will be a one-day or multi-day voting. how do you see it? this will be a multi-day vote, based on the need to comply with security measures for our citizens and, uh, we have 4 days of voting. uh, in places of residence in places, and in public places. well, there are whole ones, but a number, probably, that is, of nuances, will now be directly already public, so this will all happen. that is, it is outside the polling stations. no one day, we allocate. uh, for those people who wanted to vote already at the polling station in the usual familiar mode. uh, but again, security is at the forefront. they are an expert on our air, in particular, you said the assumption t

amy: your respon, professor ananya roy? is the constant de-humanization of our homess neibors. it is now expressed in a whole seri of policies, including l.a.'s notorious anti-camping goal. what we ve is thracial baniment oour unhoused neighbors such that there is no place to go. it also comes from movements that point out that these hotels, which are seemingly private pperties, actually e backed by massive public subsidies, millions of dollars in tax breaks, for example, that makes possible this kind of urban development. these vacant hotels signify a public stake and we should think about how that property is used for housing. conce has to with the ale. my concern has to do with how it is not sufficient to do this if we are also criminalizing homeless communities. we cannot do this by imposing conditions and rules on those in private home key. amy: there is always infusion of funds. with the pandemic restrictions lifting, you are seeing the end of the subsidies. are you concerned about massive actions? >> yes, we were the

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no vaccine for the strain of the evolve a virus circulating in uganda. iran's prayers that abraham roy see, has condemned the chaos sparked by the death of a woman in police custody, saying that he's taking part in protests will be dealt with decisively. the morality pulling so rested. mazda, i'm a need for violating iran's strict dress code. she died in detention protests interrupted across the room, hosing the biggest challenge to the regime in years you w baron mars met with the iranian political activists and the nobel peace prize winner sharing our d. she shared her thoughts on how the protests could lead to change her stuff to do with the struggle of the people in iran is also she or anybody struggle. we are meeting the nobel peace prize winner in london, where she lives in exile the day. she senses there is a change in the air here at amazon, there is a possibility of overthrow and the regime. the protests have taken place and over 100 different places. yeah. and the demonstrators are diverse as young i all and from different walks of life, her protests, she tells us how differe

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that was 3 years ago at the image that a zone pama must said, okay, roy helped her get started. did this which what, what the diesel. we showed maria how she can earn money by separating waste bottles such valesh. i'd give them a total of 8 families now make a living from waste. recycling at our 24 rubbish thomas and raw senior. i'm either on probably with the us like maria. they bring it all to the recycling center twice a week. my periodical ship bother the bike hatch the bottle tops, end up in id, on gigantic skateboard. mold. the mold is dunked in water to cool it down. my dog affiliation with. i'm really happy that we develop the sustainable product. i give it that should also be fun for people to use. says i saw policeman. the skateboard is trimmed with a sharp knife on an like on a re uses the excess plastic later. he still can't make a living for making skateboards. it's only recently that he's been selling his booth online for 90 euros each which includes requests for personalized designs. the entrepreneurs, he is part of the proceeds to finance a social project, food p

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it's a roy of problems, but you didn't hear, because you're doing everything wrong. continue.n a free business account in alpha bank and receive money for any actions on the account. in the kursk region , the ira mobile group arrived in the region to eliminate the consequences of the hurricane. ministry of emergency situations rescuers are helping to dismantle the rubble, they are cleaning all the trees from the streets, repair teams have started to connect electricity. a storm front with a strong wind left almost 90 settlements without electricity. and this is what the governor of the region told our channel about an affair with grass. yesterday , september 18, from 19:30 local time, they were on the territory of the kursk region. uh, thunderstorm rains squally wind and resulting in uh was power supply was disrupted in 11 municipalities of the kursk region in the shutdown zone there were 36 settlements 3.801. i think that the property with a population of 12.78 people was involved in restoring power supply to the grouping of the kurskenergo center network in the amount of 50

and the main roy, thanks for the 3rd half of the have been dealing with poor harvest. the situation is due to get worse is massive floods in pakistan, and india will cut in pools last as, as i'm a vital, has been sporting full 1000000 tons in palm. the is the region and new delhi has been a steady contribution of $21000000.00 tons per year, but those days seem to be over the price of the commodity is expensive to rise off of the indian government has banned the exports of rice with an aim to increase domestic availability, all of these corresponding ruin, juvenile sharma explains it's already been the export to wheat, and now the indian government has put a blanket ban on exports of broken rice. additionally, a 20 percent duty is also being placed on the export of all non boss maddy, mal rice, barring to premier, were i tease the soil, comes into effect after the 15th of september. when this no deviation came on, if evening, lot of consignments were already even emerald ordered under preparation, and they were ready to move to the ports. we estimate that it on bo $5.00

but on roy needs some serious work. the other day the prosecutor read my phyto. our newspaper, of course, was fined again. but there is no money in the box office, because we are the bednyakov newspaper, can you lend the editors 10,000? otherwise, the newspaper will be closed for you personally as much as you like, but i will not give anything to the newspaper. thank you, but personally, i don't need anything. you know my principles, i will not interfere in politics, so according to yours let everything remain as it is. no , the unfortunate need help. and the scientist? yes, yes, it was not me and it was me. i will take the poor people away happy a fertile country where no one will oust them. where is the sky? no to the moon. there at the bottom of the ocean. no, neither poor nor rich, there everyone will live free. and don't laugh at the happy drowned. and i reveal to you the greatest secret. you imagine. the ocean is inhabited by people who breathe in the water like fish, dear friend, but it's like a fairy tale follow me. ichthyander sea the first citizen of th

el domingo se registraron temperaturas de 102 grados. 107 grados del roÍ.uestra meteorÓloga nos tiene el pronÓstico con esta ola de calor. yadira: hola, buenas tardes. ayer tuvimos el recorte en que —— rÉcord en gilroy. una nube en el ocÉano, nada que ver con nosotros, no fue tan agradable como la semana anterior con esta temperatura no van a necesitar esta chamarra. mire a los 73, en la maÑana tenemos 80 grados, bastante calor, acuÉrdese de sacar a su mascota temprano. las temperaturas van a continuar en ascenso. si usted estÁ lleno a la playa tiene que tener esa precauciÓn. tambiÉn estÁbamos hablando de que con las elevadas temperaturas eleva la probabilidad de incendio. ramÓn: ahora sÍ nos va como en feria con esta ola de calor. tambiÉn llega el momento de entender la importancia de evitar las deudas. hablaron sobre los pasos que debe seguir. un Último semestre de estudio ha iniciado para eduardo garcÍa. >> el Último aÑos hay que poco prÉstamo. es algo bien chiquito y algo que pudo pagar rÁpido. >> el costo promedio de una matrÍcula es de unos $20,037, m

as the roy just try to concentrate to soon they'll find themselves on top of powerhouse animals that literally weigh a ton. and on not in the best of moods, if they can remain in the saddle for 8 seconds, they've won this battle with nature. mm. in an ancient ritual, the right is pray and offer sacrifices to ask for divine assistance. they cool on their patron saint saint jude, to protect their sport is a symbol of humanity's battle for survival. traditionally, it's been practised by men, but now the cowboys have serious competition. mm. fortunately, people say it's very dangerous and ask me if i'm scared to talk often. you know, i love it with all my passion. yeah. i'm brave and adventurous. they say the top, i put everything into it that i can go far. the most important thing is stay home office with we invite you to join us in this wonderful celebration. it's on the we, the riders asked me nothing of you in while the m. c. summons the good spirits one last time. margarita enters the arena. she's ready for happy performance with the lessons of god. be with every writer present. i'm

we have about 300 open recs, but we're keeping an eye on roi and our path to profitability. making sure that every incremental hire we make has an impact on the growing business and doing it in a sustainable way. that's how we think about it is that balance between growth and profitability. >> an y colors you can provide o what you've seen in the current quarters so far, has the cycle lengthened at all. seeing the difference between the different sectors you serve? >> we serve a broad variety of industries, i mentioned a few of them but it's everyone from the supply chain company to the energy utilities to others, we see across the board, there is more scrutiny on the deals themselves in terms of making sure there's clear roi, we're seeing the free trial conversion rates to continue to remain at a high rate. the need for the software, the need for the technology is really fundamental so i think cfos are naturally being cautious, as they think is about is every dollar going to growth in their own businesses but we're not seeing a fundamental shift in the need for technology t

roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, is recognized. mr. roy: i thank the speaker, i thank the ranking member and i thank the chair. all i want to say is there are a number of bills here that pertain to the veterans affairs committee jurisdiction. i support a number of those bill, maybe not a couple of them. i appreciate that we're having them down here. as many people know, the house freedom caucus and other colleagues have been raising the issue that we should debate, amend on different issue, have a different conversation about how the floor operates so we continue to require a roll call votes on a number of bills that might otherwise pass by voice. but in doing so it's not a statement necessarily always on the content of the legislation in question. and we'll be make some roll call votes this afternoon. i want to make sure as a member of the veterans affairs committee, i make clear my support for a number of these measures which will obviously be clear in the roll call vote later. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yie

this bill, which was introduced by senator roy blunt, passed the senate by unanimous consent. it would establish a term of 10 years for the director of the government publishing office. unlike the heads of other legislative branch agencies, like the architect of the capitol, the comptroller general, and the librarian of congress, the senate confirmed director of the government publishing office has no defined term. now, the government publishing office, or g.p.o., as we often refer to it, is one of the true treasures of the legislative branch. since it was founded in 1891, it has grown from a modest operation to one of the world's largest and most renowned information organizations. every day g.p.o. provides the government and public both conventionally printed products like the congressional record and passports and digital services like ebooks, digitaling publishing, dish digital publishing and more, over the course of the past several years, we've seen firsthand of effective leadership at g.p.o. the covid-19 pandemic caused the largest disruption to agency operations since

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