they delivered 108,000 signatures to michelle obama, and then senator russ feingold was appointed...eople like you... kpakima: as the new u.s. special envoy to the democratic republic of congo. canning: hi, kumba. kpakima: hi, liz. wow. canning: we're in dallas, texas. kpakima: it looks amazing where you are. canning: i came here--yeah, it's beautiful, huh? you see the skyline? kpakima: yeah, it looks good. canning: so we came here to find out about ntarupt, which is the north texas alliance to reduce pregnancy in teens. turns out there are more teen pregnancies in the u.s. than any other developed country. in texas, where parental consent is required to access state-funded contraception, the rates are some of the highest in the nation, and in dallas, the rate is 50% above the u.s. average. terry golitz greenberg: right now in texas, sex education is not required. a--it's not required at all, b--it is not required to be medically accurate. if you look at states that have good sex education, there is a stark, stark difference in the teen birth rates. the more they know, the less they

so i bounce it. russ feingold, a zia asia political risk. russell, thank you so much for joining me. the pleasure of seeing thank ok. renowned british fashion designer, i'd like to this vivian. westwood has also died at the age of $81.00. she passed away surrounded by her family in london where so little is known as a clean of it's seen fashion with a punk style in the 1970s making its way into the global arena. westwood was also being a prominent of water, jailed with you the founders union. i phones. she attended numerous protests on in freedom for us. ours in london. she spoke to you several times. back in 2016. she gave us views about the state of global affairs. we often stop the rotten financial system because that is the means by which they control the whole world. this no opposition and we have to build their opposition because you have to work through governments. you have to give them a feeling that they're being overpowered by, of the opinion against them who want of all the people want to save the world instead of wreck it by continuing with the rotten financial system. i

friendship in the years to come down to see from c t n 4 r t or asia, political risk analyst, russ feingold says that saudi arabia and china have both been seeking to diversify their trade partnerships. it's inevitable. it's inevitable that saudi arabia and china would look to expand their relations across different spheres. and why use that? well, frankly, n b s has said, so he said that he wants to diversify the economy, diversify trading partners. even if relations with the us were better, there's been some friction between saudi arabia in the united states. recently. i think saudi arabia would still be pursuing this, and obviously for china, they, they've been very active in the middle east for decades. said they've had close relationships with many of the arab countries going back 5060 years long before trying to establish diplomatic relations with israel. but again, i think we should really look at this as 2 countries that are diversified, they're trading partners, the energy obviously being an important component of that. saudi arabia makes other kinds of outbound investments as part

evolving friendship in the years to come down to the from c t n for our t a critical risk. alas, russ feingold says that saudi arabia and trying have been seeking to diversify the trade partners. it's inevitable. it's inevitable that saudi arabia and china would look to expand their relations across different spheres. and why is that? well, frankly, n b s has sent. so he said that he wants to diversify the economy, diversify trading partners, day, even if relations with the us were better. there's been some friction between saudi arabia in the united states. recently. i think saudi arabia would still be pursuing this. and obviously for china, they, they've been very active in the middle east for decades. said they've had close relationships with many of the arab countries going back 5060 years long before trying to establish diplomatic relations with israel. but again, i think we should really look at this as 2 countries that are diversified, their trading partners, the energy obviously being an important component of that shoddy, radiate makes other kinds of outbound investments as part of di

which in turn conducted unprecedented life fire drills, ninty one, asia, vertical risk analysts. russ feingold unfold me earlier, you as public support, certainly weapons to tie one because they think it helped support democracy. show many different things in other organizations, both in the united states or in europe, as well as here in taiwan. they frequently paul the public. again, whether in europe, the us or taiwan, about support for sending us troops, or in some cases your european troops. if there is a military conflict between taiwan and china and we do see some holes that show higher levels of support. but certainly far from the overwhelming level of support, and frankly, in recent months, there's been a number of polls where the u. s. public seems inclined to follow the ukraine model, which be that would be that, should there be a conflict support sending weapons, but don't support sending us personnel to defend taiwan. so message of supporting fellow democracy, even if people want to argue about how small democracies are, but did message that we should support if our democracy this

also, senator russ feingold of the american constitution society.last but not least, fix the court. without objection, these are entered into the record. >> mister chairman, and i be recognized for unanimous consent request. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, chairman. i would like to submit for the record several more articles. news week, the baseless recusal attack on clarence thomas from newsweek. 40 years of attack and slurs against justice thomas from the washington examiner. the medias war on clearance and ginni thomas. from the washington examiner case against thomas's, one more from the federalist, political. they watch the attack -- thank you, mister chairman. >> without objection, so ordered. the gentlelady from missouri, representative bush, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. i think the chair for convening this crucial hearing. as i listened to reverend schenck's testimony, i've been thinking about people who aren't dining with supreme court justices. who don't get to launch multi million dollar influence campai