roxana ruiz se esconde de sus enemigos. ruiz: mencionan hacer un “ojo por ojo, diente por diente”.nzÓ cuando esta joven de baja estatura y cara de niÑa se convirtiÓ, segÚn la fiscalÍa del estado de mÉxico, en la homicida del hombre que ella asegura la violÓ. ruiz: el tipo estaba decidido a matarme. es algo que ellos no logran entender porque no estuvieron en ese lugar. sandoval: una noche de mayo de 2021, roxana estaba en su casa. ruiz: cuando yo abro los ojos y ese tipo ya estaba recargado, estaba inclinado sobre mÍ y ya con su ropa abajo. y ya mi pantalÓn estaba a media rodilla. sandoval: ¿y tÚ gritaste? ruiz: y yo estaba gritando. tratÓ de empujarlo, pero no... me agarra las manos y me deja inmÓvil por un momento. y ahÍ es cuando. y ahÍ es cuando siento, pues la violaciÓn. sandoval: segÚn ella, su atacante era mÁs fuerte y no sÓlo le impedÍa huir, sino que le hizo una advertencia. ruiz: que si no me dejaba, que me iba a matar, que me callara, que una estÚpida. sandoval: ella recuerda que se desatÓ una furia en su interior que no pudo contener. ruiz: logrÓ darle un golpe en la na

. >> here >> commissioner ruiz. >> here >> consideration of items for continuance. item 1. 345 spear street a cu proposed to october 26, 2023. and under your regular calendar. item 15, for 3250-3270, 18th a cu requesting a week continuance to that would be july 27. it is time for public comment on the continuance. if you issue here come forward, remote, press star 3. no requests to speak. public ment on continuance is closed. and it is before you. >> is there a motion on continuance? >> commissioner imperial? >> move all as proposed. >> second. >> thank you. on this motion to condition items proposed commissioner braun. >> aye >> ruiz >> aye >> diamond. >> aye >> imperial. >> aye. >> koppel. >> aye >> president tanner. >> aye that passes 6-0. place us urn consent all matters institute a consent are considered to be routine by planning and acted upon by a single vote. there will be no separate discussion unless the commission, public or staff requests then will be removed and considered as a separate item at this or future hearing. members of the public, this is your

pedro: nunca antes una droga fue tan adictiva, peligrosa y fÁcil de traficar, acota ruiz. >> 2 mg esro: ademÁs la pintan de colores como si fueran dulces o caramelos para hacerla mÁs atractiva, por eso siguen luchando todos los dÍas para combatirla, y esperan que la poblaciÓn haga su parte. en phoenix, arizona, pedro ultreras como univisiÓn. ilia: el fentanilo afecta la salud mental a travÉs de una fuerte adicciÓn, la fundiciÓn univis y univision foundation tiene la misiÓn de crear conciencia en nuestra comunidad sobre el derecho que todos tenemos de un aprendizaje socio emocional. leÓn: el calor extremo se puso peor el domingo cuando llegÓ hasta 128 °fen el desierto de california, el mismo tiempo inundaciones repentinas en el noroeste que le costaron la vida a cinco personas por lo menos, hoy casi un cuarto de todos los residentes en este paÍs estÁn bajo alerta de calor sofocante, romy de frÍas estÁ desde los Ángeles. romy: temperaturas infernales azotan gran parte de estados unidos como una ola de calor histÓrica, todas registraron cifras rÉcord, la ciudad de phoenix en arizona lle

getting drowned down here in boston, lona office towed on ventura. ruiz is beginning his day i, as i said, as soon as i moved to barcelona as a student, us and it was a time when my whole world opened up at that time of freedom of meeting new people end up studying at university in the us and uh, let's do this. oh, don't ventura. ruiz leads in public sick, a former working class neighborhood in the center of the city. okay. i have a lot. uh, lots of different people live here. young. many of them are locals, young ones that there are also lots of democrats. yeah. when i'm getting them and then do so. you might see a separate his flag on the 2nd floor and a spanish flag on the 3rd floor. i think the people co exist here and they know how to get along with each other. so i'm guessing, i don't know. do you identify strongly is capital in the divisiveness and he's homeland worries him. but i mean, by the same law for me in the day independence was unilaterally declared, was a painful thing. but yeah, i could see that things were moving more and more quickly in a direction that would only

commissioner ruiz. thank you. here we do expect commissioner moore to be absent today and welcome to the high school and university student interns occupying the rear few rows of today's chambers. welcome commissioners. first on your agenda is consideration of items proposed for continuance. item one, case number 2022 hyphen 006707 for the property at 1240 stanton street conditional use authorization. it is proposed to be continued to october 5th, 2023. i have no other items to be or proposed to be continued, so we should open up public comment members of the public. this is your opportunity to address the commission on their consent calendar. again, you need to press star three or raise your hand via webex. if you're in the chambers, please come forward. seeing no requests to speak commissioners public comment on your consent calendar is closed and it is now before you. commissioner brown, move to continue item one second. thank you, commissioners, on that motion to continue. item one is proposed. comm

future of catalonia motor voices. risk getting drowned down here in barcelona aust owed on ventura. ruiz is beginning his day. as i said, i said that i moved to barcelona as a student, us and it was a time when my whole world opened up a time of freedom of meeting new people and of studying at university of us. and uh, let's do this, the old ones into, or ruiz leaves in public sick, a former working class neighborhood in the center of the city. okay. yeah, you have more the more that lots of different people live here. yeah. so many of them are local, someone that there are also lots of democrats. yeah. when i'm getting them in, in dc. so you might see a separate his flag on the 2nd floor and the spanish flag on the 3rd floor. i think the people co exist here and they know how to get along with each other. i'm guessing i don't know the identifying strongly as capital in the divisiveness in his time. land worries him. i mean, i have the same line for me in the day independence was unilaterally declared, was a painful thing. maybe i could see that things were moving more and more quickly i

the old ones into, or ruiz leaves in public sick. a former working class neighborhood in the center of the city. okay. yeah. you have more uh, lots of different people live here. yeah. so many of them are locals, but there were also lots of democrats. yeah. oh no, i'm getting them and then do so. you might see a separate his flag on the 2nd floor and the spanish flag on the 3rd floor. i think the people co exist here and they know how to get along with each other. so i'm guessing, i don't know the identifying strongly as capital in the divisiveness in his time. land worries him. i mean, by the same law for me in the day independence was unilaterally declared, was a painful thing. maybe i could see that things were moving more and more quickly in a direction that would only cause problem is a split the problem. i know the separatists derisively refer to people like ventura as a key. desantis people without the position. i think it was a difficult time, especially for people like me for neither for nor against independence. why don't y

commissioner ruiz, i. commissioner diamond i commissioner imperial i, commissioner coppell and commission president tanner. i thank you. commissioners that motion passes unanimously and will now take us to your discretionary review calendar. thank you. well. well, folks are leaving and we're getting to the 615. sanchez i just want to say , i know we had heard kind of out of order request concern about continuance. i understand staff may have had a request for continuance from miss hester. we're not clear if she is or isn't representing somebody. and so my inclination will be to hear the item with the folks who are present here. there are two requesters, and then if at the end of that, the commission is inclined to continue it because one requester is not present or their attorneys and present, we could consider it. after hearing from those who are present, because i do see a number of people like one request, for example, is on the phone line. i know we have people in the chamber so unless there's any obje

>> yes. >> i would now like to yield to ranking member ruiz. >> thank you, mr. chairman. look, understand how covid-19 came to be is critical to america's public health. i want to point out and make clear that we wouldn't even be having this hearing in the first place if it wasn't for president biden taking early and decisive action in may 2021 to investigate whether the novel coronavirus originated in a lab or nature. president biden directed the intelligence community to conduct this review to quote do everything we can to trace the roots of this outbreak that has caused so much pain and death around the world so that we can take every necessary precaution to prevent it from happening again. in fact, every intelligence that democrats and republicans voted to declassify last month was collected because of president biden's directed for the intelligence community to use every tool at its disposal to investigate covid-19's origins. dr. lowenthal, can he get a quick yes or no come was president biden's directed a critical step in advancing our understanding of the pandemic

flew into our goal and how they allowed shots, how they allowed them to pass, and again , how did ruizcrew up when he scored the first goal, when he equalized the score when i wound up the entire defense, made two laps there in our penalty area and then scored an almost empty goal, that's why there are such extraordinary situations , the same ricochets that the first two goals are ricochets that disoriented the piper and well, it happened immediately 1:0, they won here too one of you concedes so here it is again this result that we would not like to draw attention to so he destroyed our national team in the account but to a large extent if again who watched the game well no one will tell us 10 more times you can no one can look back to even assume that such a score is not at home, because it was during the match after the game that it corresponds to what we saw on the field, our national team looked decent and so there were some. maybe there were failures, but to a large extent the entire national team looked balanced and, in any case, tried and well, they tried to attack to score, and

reportera: ella es paulina ruÍz, milagro de vida. >> tengo parte de la parÁlisis cerebral, por lo queedimento para conseguir tus metas. reportera: naciÓ cuando su madre llevaba cinco aÑos de gestaciÓn y fue diagnosticada con parÁlisis cerebral. actualmente tiene 31 aÑos, es beneficiaria de daca y quiere estudiar derecho. >> fue una travesÍa realmente grande. el aÑo pasado solicite admisiÓn y me acaban de admitir en la escuela no hace mucho. es un gran logro para mÍ y mi comunidad. reportera: por su estatus migratorio, no puede obtener ayuda financiera ni puede solicitar becas,. >> me cambiÉ del programa por el costo. sÍ por ser para su primer semestre necesitarÁ $19,400 para estudiar medio tiempo y mÁs de $29,000 para tiempo completo. tiene solo dos semanas de plazo para pagar su primer mensualidad. por eso realiza rifas y recauda fondos en redes sociales para cumplir su sueÑo. >> mi meta serÍa representar a la gente invisible como yo, ya sea en un despacho, en un puesto del congreso. como yo pueda ayudar a otros. reportera: la clase del prÓximo semestre comenzarÁn el 7 de agosto y pa

nos dijo ruÍz, director de la oficina de ladea o administraciÓn de control de aduanas en tucson, arizonauy pequeÑo. este paquetito tienen 200,000 pastillas. es muy prÁctico poder esconder cinco paquetes como estos hasta en una mochila. y cargar 1,000,000 de pastillas de fentanilo hacia estados unidos. >> esta es la droga que mÁs se consume hoy en dÍa.y fÁcil de conseguir por su bajo precio. hasta $0.50 de dÓlar llega a costar una pastilla. >> ponen diferentes sellos. >> era mayorÍa de droga que entra el paÍs como fentanilocruza por garitas migratorias. nos asegurÓ el jefe de aduanas y protecciÓn su fronteriza.>> mÁs de 90% viene por las garitas legales. >> nunca antes una droga fue tan adictiva y peligrosa y fÁcil de traficar. acorda tap pollo lleva 30 aÑos en agencia del orden pÚblico. >> 2 mg de la dosis letal.mÁs o menos 18 granos de sal. >> ademÁs la pintan de colores como si fueran dulces o caramelos para hacerla mÁs atractiva.por eso siguen luchando todos los dÍas para combatirla. esperan que la poblaciÓn haga su parte. leÓn: una verdadera epidemia. la policÍa del condado en nueva

. >>> destinada a vivir con oxÍgeno el resto de su vida asÍ estaba leticia ruiz luego de someterse a control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades publicaron que un 32% de la poblaciÓn hispana en estados unidos tienen a ser inactivos y estÁn propensos a sufrir mÁs enfermedades, este proyecto busca promover la salud y el bienestar. >>> este deporte es saludable, beneficia mucho, hacer senderismo los mantendrÁ en un buen estado de salud. >>> se siente la energÍa positiva. >>> leticia subiÓ a la cima de la montaÑa (hablan en inglÉs) y en mayo los doctores le dieron de alta. >>> una cosa que me enseÑÓ el senderismo es a tener amor propio. >>> en las montaÑas de california, sandy santos, telemundo. >>> hacemos una pausa. >>> hacemos una pausa. un concurso de ♪ ♪ c california a sky ♪ ♪ todosos alcanzamomos las esestrellas ♪ ♪ s sunny statete of mind ♪ ♪ flexin'n' all the t time ♪ ♪ todo eses dorado ♪ ♪ f feels so gogolden ♪ ♪ vivive en elel estado dodorado ♪ esta tarde en noticiero telemundo 48, la prisiÓn de san quintÍn se convertirÁ en un centro de rehabilitaciÓn. tambiÉn se imagina tener una

ruiz, if you read, it will be pleasantly surprised to find this. apologies for aggression, mr., chairman i would like to thank you for inviting me to discuss the origin of the covid virus and hope you allow me a few extra minutes. i worked on to research journals, and then for 30 years on the new york times rivals an editorial writer and a science editor. this background has given me some knowledge about the scientific work. i would like to touch on two issues of interest to the committee, where the virus comes from and why we are taking the ideas seriously only now instead of three years ago. when the epidemic first broke out in december 2019, natural origins and lab leaks were too weak fairly useful explanations. if the virus had not -- should've left telltale signs in the environment. despite the chinese governments keen interest in finding them. as each month passes, the natural origin's idea has grown steadily weaker, it seems to me. the lab, like on the other, hand the evidence has been building. here are two of the strongest pieces of eviden

esta noche les presento a paulina ruiz, beneficiaria de daca y activista pro inmigrante que quiere estudiarl que va a luchar contra los integrantes del grupo armado de autodefensa denominado el machete. eso y mÁs esta noche en ediciÓn nocturna. nocturna. el cantante mexicano por su cuando hueles el aroma sorprendente de los nuevos flings de gain... ...el tiempo se detiene. ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) tu corazón se acelera. ( ♪♪ ) tus ojos se cierran. y te das cuenta de que estás enamorado... ¿pete? ...de un detergente de ropa. nuevos flings de gain. no es broma, es un gran aroma. y ahora 50% más fresco. eso es amor a primer aroma. tiene sentido que estos esqueletos sean más guapachosos que tenebrosos, no? tampoco la ghost pepper wings de popeyes que son más deliciosas que picosas tan buenas que dan miedo. no tenemos sentido. tenemos pollo. ♪ love that chicken from popeyes. ♪ maity: los autos voladores ya no son cosas del futuro, sino del presente, una empresa de california presentÓ el primer modelo elÉctrico, hÍbrido, terrestre y aÉreo. lourdes del rÍo tiene los detalles que pronto podremos ver en las ca

ruiz for his five minutes of questioning. mr. ruiz: thank you for being here. thank you, mr.hairman. congress established the office of refugee resettlement in part because putting children in adult immigration detention is unconscionable. i think back to a few years ago when so many children were except in protracted immigration detention, often in literal cages, separated from their families. these conditions were so abhorrent that i introduced a bill, the humanitarian standardser -- standards for individuals in custom and border protection custody act that would establish minimum standards of care in these facilities an ensure the children had access to basic human necessities while they waited further processing. unlike in immigration detention, in o.r.r. care children are provided with housing, shelter, clothe, educational services and medical care. republicans in this congress have proposed transferring some of the o.r.r.'s responsibility to the department of homeland security. but that would threaten the well being of unaccompanied children. instead, we need to focus o

. >> condenada a vivir con oxígeno artificial el resto de su vida así estaba leticia ruíz luego de someterse0%. >> según un último reporte un 32% de la población hispana en estados unidos tienden a ser inactivos y por lo tanto están más propensos a sufrir enfermedades en el corazón senderismo con martín es un proyecto de latinos que busca promover el bienestar y salud a través de este deporte al que serán unido personas de al menos 23 naciones de latinoamérica. >> este deporte es saludable y beneficia mucho tanto espiritualmente y físicamente o sea que hacer senderismo los va a mantener en buen estado de salud. >> es una bonita experiencia porque llevo una hora caminando y se siente la energía positiva. >> leticia ahora a subido a la cima de la montaña (en inglés) a 14,000 pies de nivel del más nuevo notaron un mejoramiento en su salud y le dieron de alta. >> uno con esto empieza a tener amor propio. >> muy bien por ella y expertos en el tema. >> corremos a las montañas. >> y estoy viendo que la señora lleva una mochila que es pesada y es difícil cuando se hace senderismo o sea que su espald

blanca ruiz desde madrid con una jornada electoral que deja abiertos mÚltiples interrogantes sobre quiÉnahora estamos empatados, pero yo confÍo una remontada. vamos. blanca: sin embargo no todos muestran el mismo entusiasmo ante los resultados. >> no esperaba que los otros tuvieran rondando el 50% de los votos. me parece inaudito, insÓlito, no me lo esperaba. blanca: porque a pesar de la victoria los escaÑos conseguidos por el pt no son suficientes para gobernar en solitario, lo que significa que deberÁ buscar socios de gobierno. ahora comienza un intrincado juego de fuerzas y poderes que con toda seguridad llevarÁ a que empate con la nueva derecha. >> ha pasado lo de siempre, que al final vienen mÁs adelante los que van a decidir lo que va pasar los prÓximos 4 aÑos. blanca: por parte de las izquierdas parece que por el momento tampoco tendrÍan votos suficientes para gobernar, lo que llevarÍa a efectos prÁcticos a un bloqueo tÉcnico. sin embargo, la sombra de que ninguno de los bloques consiga la mayorÍa, llevarÍa a una repeticiÓn de elecciones. fÉlix: el logotipo del pajarito azul que h

ruiz, for five minutes. mr. ruiz: i rise in support of three amendments to the national defense authorization act, which include language from three of my bills, the burn pits registry enhance. justice act, the reducing exposure to burn pits act, and the toxics exposure for service members act. all three amendments are bipartisan here in the house as well as in the senate, and i want to thank my partners and friends here in the house, republicans congressman wenstrup and bilirakis. fighting to ensure our veterans get the care and benefits they have earned and deserve has always been, still is, and will always be a priority of mine. additionally, all three of these amendments are endorsed by the ma major veterans' service organizations, including iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, disabled american veterans, and the wounded warrior project. all three amendments will help care for service members exposed to toxic burn pits. amen amendments 460 would allow veterans in the burn pits registry to designate some

esteury ruiz broke the team record with his third stolen base! beginning for the a's.they put three on the boar and ryan noda had a big blow! a two-run blast! three a's home runs left the park in a 12-3 route. oakland has won four of its last five. >>> u.s. women's open is open for business for the first time at pebble beach tomorrow. betting favorite rose zhang here, stanford star turned pro, played a practice round with former teammates and annika sorenstam today. zhang enjoyed final walk with her posse! thursday morning it gets real! >> it is incredible to see how far we have come as teammates, as people. for us to be at this venue, at pebble, be together for this final practice round, it is something that i have always dreamt of. >> i am so glad that these ladies finally get to play thes a-list courses! it is long overdue. zhang holds the women's course record at pebble with nine under 63. she tees of at 2: 35 tomorrow, and get this the winners' check? $2 million! >> how much? >> $2 million for the winter! they walk off with a big oversized check! $2 million! >> th

same ending truly ruiz. right-center for a base more runs. come on in to score a's. go on to win this one. 12 to 3 and they have quietly won 4 of their last 5 games. they will go for this week in detroit city tomorrow. for the first time ever, the women's u.s. open will be held at pebble beach long, long overdue. the world's best golfers have already made their way to the monterey peninsula for a chance at winning the major among them is former stanford star rose ang. she's amongst the favorites to win the whole thing after dominating the amateur ranks and already pocketing a win in just 2 careers pro tournament zang is looking forward to taking on the field on a majestic course. that lies right in her backyard. >> mindset is just playing this couples hard. it's going to be a grind out there. things are tiny and you're going be really great ball striker out here. so just being patient all that and thinking about and really just being conservative but aggressive as i >> had a chance for my first birdie yesterday. dan, i 3 put it on the green. so came a bogey. all righ

ruiz. he's been a friend for a long time.we've worked on a lot of health issues together as physicians, and i believe that if with we continue to work together, we can produce a product. you know, the pain of this pandemic in one way or another has understandably evoked emotions from everyone on this committee and everyone in congress and everyone across america. but at the end of the day, i do believe we can and we must produce a product of truth and accountability. and i'll keep repeating what i'm after. i want us to be able to predict a pandemic, prepare for a pandemic, protect ourselves from a pandemic and prevent a pandemic if we can. with that, i yield back. i want to thank all of you for being here today and if for being witnesses for us. i greatly appreciate what you have done and what you have said and participate -- and with that, this meeting is adjournedded. [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

there, did ruiz screw up three when he scored the first goal? he equalized the score when he screwed up the entire defense, made two laps there in our penalty area and then scored almost empty , so there are such extraordinary situations here , the same ricochets as the first two goals - these are ricochets that disorientated trubina and well, it happened immediately, we won 1:0, and here you and i are conceding, so here is this result , which we would not like to turn to. so he destroyed our national team by the score, but to a large extent, if again. who watched the game, well , no one. will tell us 10 more times it is possible no one can even assume that such a score is not at home, because it is precisely during the match after the game that it corresponds to the fact that we saw on the field our national team looked worthy and that was the case. someone may have failed there , but to a large extent the entire national team looked balanced and for any - by what score did they try and score, they tried to attack and create, and the score was

sudakov even he claimed to receive the golden boot, he scored the same three goals as church gomez, who ruizefore, only by an additional indicator, gomez became the owner of the golden boot well, we have says georgy sudakov after the game and that he really has such good skills, confidence is gained during the last year. let's listen. we can't compare that year and now we've all grown up , we've already gained experience, we've played, almost everyone from our team played in the eurocups e- well, speaking of me, i have already played several games with the national team, and therefore already after such games you have experience. you already play in other ways, you only play matches, therefore, first of all, we need, i already said what will happen to our game. we do not we can watch france or spain there, it doesn't matter who we play, but i'm saying that i'm sure that all ukrainians who watched the match speak for us because we know how to play football in the first place and not just fight back , unequivocally all ukrainians were really for them these good emotions were watched by fighter

but up stepped james trafford to save abel ruiz�*s penalty and the subsequent rebound to kick—start the first european title since 1984. what drama at the end of that match. that is more to come on the athletics track this weekend. the start of the para athletics world championships in paris. the opening ceremony today — ahead of the action which starts tomorrow — more than 1300 competitors from over 100 countries are taking part, with high hopes for great britain. rachael latham told me how the championships can set the tone for next year's paralympics, in the same city. the opening ceremony at the has been going on behind me this evening and at the world championships are so different to anything that has happened before, because they are being held in at the same city to wear at the paralympics will be held next year, paris. it's so unusual for an organising committee to be able to test an event on this scale. this is the biggest event on the paris sports calendar since tokyo 2021. we are going to see if things can go well also if things go wrong. it's also a chance for them to gauge

. >> rene ruiz coming forward was huge for the prosecution because he is really their only witness. >she left a little bit faster than normal. >> the most upsetting, troubling, telling thing that rene ruiz said is that when she ultimately left the beach -- now, remember, according to her, she has a dying boy in the back of her car -- she waved and smiled at him as she drove off the beach. >> it's november 2012, and laura has been living at home under strict bond conditions for nearly a month. >> part of her bond requirements was that she was not allowed to be around young children, churches, malls. >> so, she tells david, i want to go to the mall. and david says, we can't go to the mall. it's -- you're on bond. this is a condition of your bond. >> she decides to thumb her nose at that. she puts on a wig and is incognito and heads to the mall. >> why would anyone in the world risk breaking the bond conditions? >> she figured she could get away with it. >> well, it was not her lucky day. >> detective pena is working off-duty at the mall. she sees a woman who is consistent with laura day

commissioner jesse ruiz. commissioner markos thing or. commissioner sarah sousa. and commissioner alicia wang. we would like to give a very special thanks to the awards committee commissioners obregon , ricart single or and chowdhury . thank you for all of your work, putting this event together. so we're going to take a quick photograph and then commissioners are welcome to return to their seats. in front of everyone together. yes. okay so we'd like i'm sorry. picture first go ahead of myself. now it's my turn. yeah, yeah. so again this evening. we'd like to recognize that mayor london mayor that major london breed speaker american nancy pelosi, state senator scott wiener city administrator carmen chu, supervisor matt dorsey and supervisor rafael mandel. men have all provided certificates of honor to each of our awardees . this evening. they will be receiving these certificates when they are recognized. later during the program. helping chair kenneally myself present. the awards tonight is commissioner of bergen. who has served this year as the co chair of the awa

ruiz: thank you, mr. chairman. over the course of today's hearing, we have heard baseless allegation after baseless allegation and unsubstantiated claim after unsubstantiated claim about dr. fauci and collins and their involvement with the proximal origin paper. the select subcommittee has reviewed thousands of pages of internal documents and conducted transcribed interviews with authors of the paper which has only revealed that the doctors had little to no involvement in the drafting and publication of the paper. findings that have only been confirmed once again by testimony in today's hearing. rather than following the facts of their own investigation, my republican colleagues have only doubled down on their unproven conspiratorial accusations, using the select subcommittee's far-reaching platform to vilify our nation's scientists and public health experts in the name of repairing trust after they have manufactured distrust and destroyed it. every day select subcommittee republicans spend on advancing this partis