schuler bet on it, but not completely.t begin to remove his genitals and did not begin to pumped entirely into the chest, or some other serious plastic surgery. no, it is advised to do so. quite right. look here, returning to our scheme. now, if , after all, the man dares to go for such things. i will tell you a personal story, as i watched it in an american prison. i'm in the hallway washing the floor men. i think that's it. they even have such a matriarchy in the women’s prison, it’s established, i ask my neighbor, i say. listen, what about men? washing the floor? she says you are not men, but there, well, with a beard, just like that, well, straight men, but everything is as it should be with muscles. it turned out that these are women who are taking the appropriate drugs, from which the beard grows, e.g. the voice changes. it also doesn't get too aggressive. god forbid you see those fights when one woman is there with jealousy. we are so emotional, just throws it away, and in the asphalt and you see a pool of blood, th

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excludes key of funding for kids, the faces of position from democratic majority and lead itself. schuler, who quoted both an insult to ukraine and a gift to russia. just to remind of the us has since already almost $44000000000.00 in a to ukraine since the war with the russian broke out in february, last year, human and labor rise, slowed down, dividing, says republicans may very well fall back on their pharmacist. course. there's a possibility, i mean we saw that with donald trump's president's right. he said he, you know, he had valve that he was actually going to seek more friendly relations with russia and ultimately, and every day did that fact. he did some very provocative things against russia like backing out of the intermediate res nuclear missile treaty of 1987 which of course, the russians viewed as a very hostile act. so both parties are very inclined to make promises that they don't keep. and we're seeing that now, mccarthy is been saying for a while he wasn't going to give a blank check to ukrainian yet every time the 8 packages couldn't come up before congress, republicans

you see the whole housing market and home rising for the sixth straight month in that schuler study andates and double whammy and triple a whammy on people. you don't know what healthcare costs are and transaction prices and don't know what the good parts are of healthcare and don't know which ones are good or not. your doctors don't know the cost of these things and even within the same hospital and the same day and same l procedure, you get huge differences in prices depending upon which insurance policy goes and it's a corrupt system that's really bad and 20% of gdp ask that's just one and trump had an executive order on that and he was going to solve it and now it's been dropped. we need to go back and do good economics just the way trump did them. elizabeth: yeah, the polls, quinnipiac, gallop, nbc, cnn, new york times sienna, abc, washington post they all say we're on -- eight out of ten, seven out of ten say we're on the wrong path and we're living through history. >> we are. elizabeth: this is probably one of the worst presidencies of white house failure we've never seen and art

after leaving the senate, she continued this work at the schuler foundation.the second person is kelly, who like me began her career in a personal office, later becoming a chief clerk, and then when i moved over to be the chief clerk of the rules committee, kind of helped me learn what that actually really meant. she has been an invaluable mentor, guiding me through those roles throughout my career. our paths came together at the rules committee a few years later, where we collaborated on numerous projects, lots of late nights, but also a lot of fun. i would say one of the significant highlights when i was able to be her deputy whenever she was the inaugural coordinator. fast forward to this congress, kelly was appointed to be the deputy sergeant at arms and now is my boss. but beyond the professional ties, what truly matters is the genuine friendship we share. kelly is not just a respected colleague, she is also a cherished friend. lastly and definitely not least, my partner noah who offers me unwavering support, who keeps me grounded, and is a constant remin

today because she's celebrating labor day in detroit but i want to laing liz s -- -- to thank liz schulerng the state. they're taking pittsburgh and i'm taking philly. along with a few friends, by the way, mayor kenny is here, i think. mr. mayor, you show up here? you were able to come? there he is, under the american flag. good to see you, mr. mayor. i'm sorry i keep bugging you all the time. he and i talk more than, i think, we talk to our staffs. thank you, mr. mayor. i tell you what, someone said, you know, that biden he's getting old, man, i tell you what. well, guess what -- guess what, you know, the only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom. i've been doing this longer than anybody and, guess what, i'm going to continue to do it with your help. look, one of my friends from my hometown, bobby casey from scranton, pennsylvania. you know, with representative dwight evans and brendan boyle is always there for me and mary kay scanlon, mary kay scanlon has been a great friend as well. look, former member charlene parker. she's here? i know i saw her. i know the next mayor,

let's welcome the president of the afl-cio president schuler. [applause] >> wow, wow, wow. thank you so much. you are a true partner. thank you fred -- let's give it up for fred. [applause] good morning, good morning, good morning everyone. this brings me such joy from the workers we heard this morning. i want to say to everyone in the room welcome union family allies friends and partners. welcome us -- with this beautiful mural here. and i want to thank everyone watching in the virtual world. thank you for being part of the new labor day tradition. this is the first inaugural we hope. each year we are going to come together and talk about where working people stand in this country. and the story that we will share with you today as inaugural state of the union -- it is our story. our story is working people will. it is a story of a number, 88% which i will come back in -- in a few minutes. but i want to reflect on what we just heard from the workers that we heard from this morning. every day i traveled this country, i talked to workers, i've talked to workers in unions, of

from our labor day coverage on the c-span networks, we include the afl-cio president liz schuler, sheave her speech about the state of america's unions. and, the challenges facing organized labor. she is joined by members of the federation of american teachers, sag-aftra and the international weather code of electrical workers. you can follow her comments tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app and on c-span.org as the labor day weekend wraps up. president biden, leaving his vacation home in delaware early this morning. as we mentioned earlier, headed for philadelphia and the labor day parade. a look at the present earlier this morning. -- president earlier this morning. [video clip] host: let's get back to calls. gary in evansville, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i am a iew union member. i have been working union construction most of my life. what i have seen, working class and everything, we are celebrating our 137th year of labor day. hundreds of thousands of people used to come to princeton, india

from our labor day coverage on the c-span networks, we include the afl-cio president liz schuler, sheave her speech about the state of america's unions. and, the challenges facing organized labor. she is joined by members of the federation of american teachers, sag-aftra and the international weather code of electrical workers. you can follow her comments tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app and on c-span.org as the labor day weekend wraps up. president biden, leaving his vacation home in delaware early this morning. as we mentioned earlier, headed for philadelphia and the labor day parade. a look at the present earlier this morning. -- president earlier this morning. [video clip] host: let's get back to calls. gary in evansville, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i am a iew union member. i have been working union construction most of my life. what i have seen, working class and everything, we are celebrating our 137th year of labor day. hundreds of thousands of people used to come to princeton, india