shimkus: mr. speaker, h.r. 806, the ozone standards implementation act of 2017 is about ensuring effective implementation of our air quality standards. we've learned that timelines and procedures established almost 30 years ago can be counterproductive today, resulting in unnecessary costs, regulatory delay and economic uncertainty. h.r. 806 ensures we will continue to deliver effective environmental protections with reforms that will also help expand economic opportunity in communities around the nation. h.r. 806 removes barriers to the planning and permitting of new or expanded manufacturing facilities and to related economic activity essential for building out america's infrastructure. the bill's reforms reflect practical improvements to the law suggested by state and local regulators who have confronted the growing challenges of implementing multiple air quality standards under multiple implementation plans and under tight statutory deadlines. as a result, challenges -- these challenges have i

shimkus: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, the subject of h.r. 806 is criteria pollutants and the national ambient air quality standards program, not the hazardous air pollutant program which my colleague is referring to. these two programs are addressed under different sections of the clean air act. yeah, the whole title, clean air act, but you have one section here dealing with national ambient air quality and then you have another section on hazardous air aspects and that's what my colleague is trying to address. criteria pollutants are address under section 107 and 110 and part c and d of title 1 of the clean air act. while hazardous air pollutants under section 12. this is wholly unrelated to the purpose of h.r. 806 which is to provide state regulators with additional time and flexibility, as we've heard throughout this debate, to implement ozone and other standards for criteria pollutants. h.r. 806 makes process related reforms to address practical implementation challenges identified by state regulators. t

heather: carly shimkus with 24 seven sirius x m -- >> nobody likes to work a holiday except us.m was very busy after north korea announced it successfully tested its intercontinental ballistic missile, and nikki haley appeared frustrated with the situation sending this tweet saying spending my forth in meetings all day, hashtag thank north korea, she is peppered with criticism, some calling that tone deaf. what did you think you were signing up for exactly? jennifer says doctor, apparently, surgeons work on holidays, pilots work on holidays, fire department worked on holidays, get over it, it is your job. a little back lash for saying that. she has a lot of meetings, they called for an emergency meeting regarding this missile launch. very busy lady. rob: i always love it when the 21 is in the news. >> colin kaepernick traveled to ghana to visit ancestral roots. he sent this video from the trip that included this controversial message saying how can we celebrate independence on a day that intentionally robs our ancestors of theirs? to find my independence i went home. this inspir

rob: carly shimkus here with the president having the whole crowd laughing. >> reporter: the presidentin rally, spoke about health care, jobs, immigration and at one point the president was interrupted by a very young protester carrying a soviet flag and check out how the president responded. >> he is a young one. he is going back home to mommy. some outlandish manner. he said he can be as presidential as anyone else except for abraham lincoln. dana terminal illness and is a big country fan who had the opportunity to meet luke bryant. she took this opportunity and ran with it and got a picture, getting her flirt on. how much do you love this woman? she is a social media superstar herself. a lot of people talking about this woman, luca brian is an amazing singer and human being. the sweetest gift from the sweetest guy, thank you for staying real but he is getting praise as well. too cute, what a lovely thing to do. how great is she? hopefully she will get front row seat at the next concert, she was wearing a luca brian shirt. thanks a lot. >> donald trump rallying thousands in the bucke

shimkus, for five minutes. mr. shimkus: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to ddress the plight of the people of eyopia. they have a population of more han 25 million or 35% of eyopia's total population. i speak here on behalf of my dissent.ho is of the coalition is dedicated to bringing the suffering of the aromo people and others to bring the attention of americans and the world. she impressed me with her passion for defending the rights of her people and that's why i bring the issue to the people. they have been subject to deteriorating conditions for over a decade with a sharp decline since 2014 making already difficult situation even worse. the government has adopted laws restricting freedom of expression, association and assembly, including rights enshrined in the universal declaration of human rights and in the ethiopian constitution. these violations have been wildly decried by numerous bodies. our own state department has said the following abo

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heather: carly shimkus is here with a response to the better deal. >> reporter: republicans were goinginning, democrats are tired of losing which is why they put their head together and came up with a new campaign strategy top democrats unveiled yesterday. listen to this. democrats know a better deal for hard-working men and women demands bigger, braver. to create jobs and raising comes. >> one step democrats are offering to take back our government and it is a good step. >> reporter: the new message is focused on job creation and the economy along with the new slogan a better deal, better jobs, better wages, better futures. are people taking up what they are putting down? conservatives have been quick to point out things like not elizabeth, somebody else if democrats are offering a better deal they wouldn't of lost the house, the senate and the election. they have a new slogan, not a solution. the only way democrats can give americans a better deal is to get out of the way, less government intrusion, less regulation and lower taxes. andy says a better deal brought to you by the same f

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carlie shimkus 24/7 sirius xm 114 is here with the outrage.cause they had on sleeveless dresses. things like that. >> this has proved that people will always find something to complain about. right? so house speaker paul ryan was recently hammered with criticism after a few female a speakers were barred from the speaker's lobby because they had sleeveless dresses and open toed shoes. he was accused of sexism. the criticism became so intense he decided to loosen the rules a little bit. take a listen. >> decorum is important. especially for this institution. a dress code in the chamber in the lobby makes sense. we also don't need to bar otherwise accepted contemporary business attire. look for a change on that soon. heather: there you go. look forward to seeing shoulders. everything everybody should be happy. and open toed shoes. people are criticizing paul ryan because he addressed the situation. he took time to address the situation. take a look at some of this criticism. i am, we are, says lol worried about people, what people wear, we need l

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share live shimkus with 24/7 sirius 115. >> getting a bunch of online today.ngressman steve scalise and several others was a registered democrat. bernie sanders supporter. a "the washington post" article attempts to link him to his local pro-trump shock jock, a guy whose name is rob row meneck known who are racist rants and distrust in the political establishment. here is a bit of the article regarding the nation's mood following the shooting. the nation was shocked but row romeneck. stoking frustrations about race, crime and government certainly wasn't. despite being a diehard supporter of president trump who has perfected the art of the dire populist message many of r romanik like hodgkinson. no indication that the shooter hodgkinson ever even throiched this guy's radio program leading to a lot of the criticism on social media. >> buzz feed catherine miller sent out this tweet saying what's the point of this? the supporter hated trump and there is no indication in the story he has listened to this pro-trump host. steven miller also a conservative heat street

howie: i took this up with carley shimkus. welcome. is there something irresistible about this o.j. saga, dating back to 1994? the trial that generated all this television coverage for a parole hearing? carley: unbelievable. instead of the trial of the century you could call this the parole hearing of the century. this guy bottom line is a ratings magnet. it's sad to say but it's true. 95 million people tuned in to that white bronco chase and 130 million people watched the not guilty verdict come back. 20 years later people still have a morbid fascination with o.j. simpson. it's proven by how many people tuned in to watch this parole hearing. a lot of legal analysts were speculating that he was going to be let out, and that's exactly what happened. howie: it was such a racially charged trial at the time. wasn't he the worst witness of all time. he sat there and said nobody ever accused me of threatening somebody with a weapon when it was a knife he used to kill nicole simpson and ron goldman. carley: it just goes to show this guy is a jaw dropping horrible person and stone cold liar

howie: joining me is carley shimkus. given the animosity between scarborough and his former friend, donald trump. is this about grabbing atechs or sticking it -- attention or sticking it to the president. carley: grabbing attention. i don't think the republican party is broken up about his leaving considering he called the party disgusting. making this announcement on a late-night show in front of an audience who probably doesn't like the president either, it seems like a cheap way to get applause. howie: i can't imagine the msnbc boss are happy that joe scarborough made this announcement on another network. carley: it gave the stephen colbert show gave the show a two-month rating high. nbc execs isn't be too broken up about it. but it does prove he's loving this attention and feud he has with the president. howie: george will when he was at fox last year also left the republican party. it could be joe scarborough is -- simply feels he doesn't want to be part of what is now donald trump's republican party. carley: you ar

carley shimkus, dave smith, and meghan mccain co-host of "outnumbered." >> did richard fowler just tell your audience to go to cuba to get good healthcare? they don't have internet. everybody i know who has been there said the hotels are crap because they are stuck in the 1950s. >> you know what the nazis got right? why does richard fowler go to cuba and get the healthcare the average cuban gets. kennedy: why do you think people risk their lives and die trying to get out of cuba. >> the only state approved hospital i am sure the castros is very nice. >> i find that so deeply insulting the idea different many simple. global leaders come to this country to get healthcare because it's the best of the best. not throughing to cuba. if he thinks government-run healthcare is so amazing, come down to the va in arizona where i come from where veterans actually die waiting for healthcare. i don't understand how he can be so disconnected from the reality where you are telling americans to go to cuba to check out what great healthcare they have. it's one of the stupidest things i have heard on tv i

carly shimkus has reaction from online. >> reporter: the president of cnn versus the president of thees this week, in the latest development, zucker says the president is actually using intimidation tactics. he told the new york times, quote, my job is to remind everyone they need to stay focused doing their job. he is trying to bully us and we are not going to let him intimidate us. you can lose your confidence and let it change the way you conduct yourself. this as cnn reporter jim acosta is back in the news today. he basically is very upset that the president took a question from a daily email report he deemed friendly to the white house. he took to twitter writing isn't it a fake news conference to take a question when the reporter who was essentially an ally of the white house, ari fleischer set the record straight tweeting care to guess how many questions i took from reporters who went on to join the obama white house, and this radio reporter, this conservative radio host chimed in saying over 2 dozen journalists went on to work in the obama white house including the former whit

todd: carly shimkus is here with some of the ideas twitter came up with.orter: twitter users had a field day with this. hillary clinton's upcoming memoir is due out in november and like you heard she revealed the title of it. it is called what happened and it will detail her thoughts on the 2016 presidential election but the title what happened, social media grabbed sat by the horns, dug in and came up with alternative titles, better name for hillary's book became the top trending topic on twitter last night. check out some alternative titles, what happened, you happened. this from julian assange, but it was my turn. then this from another twitter user saying green eggs and scam. that is a big. she says she is going to dig in and let her guard down. there will be some interesting information from her. heather: is it a question? what happened or is it a statement, what happened. >> who knows if there will be anything new. thanks a lot. >> 40 minutes after the hour, senate democrats seem to be celebrated the republican healthcare failure, so what is their pl

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rob: carly shimkus here with senator tim scott's tweet coming to republicans defense. >> reporter: senate to happen next? the president has been defiant in his stance on the saying as i have said, let obamacare phelan come together and do a great health care plan, but pretty strong reaction from the president, republican senator tim scott defended his party saying they were fighting an uphill battle because once & element is in place it is hard to move it out. he sent a series of many tweets, when i was elected to congress in 2010 along with record-breaking freshman class the major platform was repealing the affordable care act and the national debt. he goes on to say that that continues and grows, the affordable care act is not getting better. the former is and helped by the latter. no matter how badly the program serves, replacing an entitlement is hard. too many people i used to and too many moving parts. my favorite reaction from the healthcare situation comes from charlie daniels, the congressman -- the replace -- replace them all and so we find people who can. the senate is not a po

shimkus. >> sorry i wasn't here. i was with mr. barton up to the hospital so i haven't been able to follow the activities going on in the hearing, and i think it's safe to say bipartisan wise that we support the medicare program and we support c.h.i.p. and the real debate from what i'm gathering is tied into whatever the senate's doing, whatever we did. so let me just ask a question. does anyone at the panel know our national debt? mr. holmes, do you know how much our national debt is? >> only that it's close to $20 trillion? >> miss snyder? miss mann? >> 19.6. a little over 13 is public. >> what is debt? i mean -- when we say that, what is that? is it safe to say it's our promise is to pay future services either -- because we know it drives our national debt is the mandatory spending programs and people don't like to say this. it's just true. it's medicare, medicaid, social security and our interest payments and i'll point everybody up to that pie chart, and i used this a ga zillion times and that 2015 spending and when we fight o

mister shimkus recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. there are so many questions and so little time to deal with what you deal with on a daily basis. first of all, no surprise, to chairman ahit pai, next generation 911 for we passed the act in 2012 and i talked about this between ourselves for the last couple weeks. there was a grant program designed but never initiated. we all know money is needed but what else can be done to move next generation 911 forward? >> i appreciate the question. we are grateful for the promise of next generation 911 but that is yet to be accomplished in much of the country. in tennessee earlier this year i visited a 911 call center using it to deliver functionality the traditional 911 call centers don't have. we are supportive of any efforts we can take, and ip-based technology, promoting the transition encouraging transition away from the old networks toward it-based networks is absolutely vital. without it public safety answering points which don't have the money themselves to respond to the transition will

shimkus: 30 years ago today, madam speaker and as we all know behind every good man is a great woman and i want to come to the floor to thank her for helping raise our three boys, helping make sure that we attend church faithfully and putting up with the hectic life that a lot of our constituents don't understand living in two places at one time, trying to manage a family in another state, while we're gone almost about half of the year. i come to the floor just to pause and thank my beautiful wife karen for sticking with me for 30 years. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. buck: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up h.r. 648 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk:resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the joint resolution h.j.res. 111, providing for congre

shimkus for five minutes. >> taylor welch has shown so many questions in a solo time to deal with iton that basis. i'm going to pick a few. first of all, it's no surprise to chairman pai on next-generation 9-1-1. we have the act of 2012 when we talk about this between ourselves the last couple of weeks. there was a grant program design but was never initiated by the fcc. we all know money is needed. what else can be done to help move next-generation 9-1-1 work? congressmen, appreciate the question. we are certainly grateful for the promise yet to be realized in the country. i was in tennessee with her earlier this week and visited the 9-1-1 call center to deliver functionality that traditional 911 call simply don't have. we at the fcc are supportive of any after we can take to promote 9-1-1. it's an ip-based technology as you know promoting the transition i'm encouraging away from the old networks towards ip-based networks is absolutely vital. without it, the public safety answering points to fund the transition are going to be lost in a lurch. that's the number one thing we can do.

here to break it all down for us, break down the reviews, fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkusy and slogan like you just said. the #a better deal has been trending for 24 hours. a lot of people talking about it not getting rave reviews. a lot of people saying too wordy. too muddled. kind of like their message. andy says a better deal brought to you by the same folks that doubled your healthcare premiums and told you it was in your own best interest. so he is not a fan. elizabeth also says if democrats were offering a better deal, they wouldn't have lost the house, the senate, and the election. they have a slogan, not a solution. and judge gorsuch also says the only way democrats could give americans a better deal is to get out of our way. less government intrusion, less regulation and lower taxes. this is pretty interesting. a former obama and clinton consultant, john also loves it fire every consultant involved. steve: guess he wasn't involved. >> so wordy. you can't memorize it sam on twitter also says papa johns wants royalties, of course. because it kind of sounds like the

let me go back to that day in 1998, i was a new staffer for a new member of congress, john shimkus. i was sitting in the field office. the fears that went through me where my friend and my boss was. i got to see it from out there. never thought years later i would get to witness it as a member of congress. and witness it, we all did, but also we learned from it and we learned what america is all about. and today is our day in the u.s. congress to stand up for those heroes that protected us that day and say we're going to help you. i and my family, my kids, my wife, every family member that i was able to reach out to that morning and all those who i wasn't able to talk to, we cannot say thank you enough to agent greiner, agent bailey and the alexandria police department for making sure we have the ability to make this fix. i urge every one of my colleagues to vote yes on this bill and send a message back to america that we thank them for what they did for our officers and we thank them for allowing all of us the privilege to serve in this great institution. mr. speaker, with that, i

shimkus: he served 16 years as superintendent and is remembered as the father of the military academy. he is responsible for innovations that evolved the academy into the premiere world leader in development institution. he set new standards that are still expected today. the current superintendent is general bob castling who carries on the tradition and instills the identify deof duty, honor, honor, and fon country. today i end the west point just congrat lated and i congratulate the 936 second lieutenants in the united states army as they take their place just congrat in the long gray line. the class of 2017 has just begun with 1,230 members and beginning their west point experience. i want to thank colonel fair and those who followed him for exhibiting in the long gray line. the class courage and developing leaders of character in defense of our country. with that i say, beat navy. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? ms.delbene: unanim

shimkus, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. as peter welsh has shown, there's so many questions and so little time to deal with you all, you all deal with it on a day-to-day basis. i'm going to pick a few. first of all, it is no surprise, to chairman pai, on next generation 911, you know, we passed that advancement act of 2012. ann and i have talked about this between ourselves over the last couple of weeks. there was a grant program designed but was never initiated by the fcc. we all know money is needed, but what else can be done to help move next generation 911 forward? >> congressman, i appreciate the question. we certainly are grateful for the promise of ng 911, but that promise has yesterday to be realized in great swaths of the country. as chairman pointed out i was with her in tennessee earlier this year and visited a 911 call center that is using something that traditional call centers don't have. we at the fcc are broadly supportive of ents to proceed note ng 911. it is an ip based technology, that encouraging the tra