dollars in cheap funding for soes to go in and buy out the excess inventory out there, there is threent 6 million square feet of unsold inventory of homes in china as of the end of 423, the highest since 2016. for there is urgency. this bloomberg's group yesterday is saying that china's megabanks are urging branch managers to act quickly to get loans south to soes so they can buy up those unsold homes. we don't know if this will lead to a massive surge in new lending, because once again, they are also being urged to do the proper division for, again, ensure that the fund's lent out will be used for the intended purpose of buying up unsold units for pennies on the dollar and then perhaps turning them into affordable housing. other areas like the stock market, where they could get better returns for the soes -- not implying that the soes would be something nefarious, but it has happened in the past there was another government program into a 22 that offered investors loans guaranteed by the state. haidi: how did that play out? stephen: yes, there was a program back into 2022 where autho

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soe were both brought in for picketers outside so i don't have any formal comments. there's julilly kohler-hausmann and i guess i should just like take this opportunity to confess all my problems with neoliberal, which is i really like you when you were i was getting excited a lot. i feel so feel it's funny because i just it's likeou're right. we should totally use neoliberals. it's very helpful, completely works. and then and then i just slip in this other directionke it's i get frustrated and so and i confused and then i'm like maybe i just didn't it closely you know? then i get like a posture syndrome that i'm like, mayb so it just brings up lot for me as youk through this. but so it's so struggle. it's like the obvious one, which is like the floating signifier where, you know, there's just times where i'm like, depending on whether you like game of thrones or n'ther is neo liberal or is it neo liberal. it gets just like sometimes you're like, oh, that'neo and it's like i love, modern family. so i think it subverts neo, you know, i mean, so there's this sense that

and i don't think, look, every condition that we are putting in there some related tofo workforce, soecare, some related to dei, i can honestly tell you congressman, it's designed to make sure these projects are successful. they need to find workers. we are pushing the companies to broaden the way they think about workforce, the way they train workforce so they can have the talent they need on the timeline that they need it. so this is a big discussion and i would be very happy to follow up with. you. >> thank you, fair enough. >> second round but i ask unanimous consent of all members that we limit remarks to 3 minutes. so madame secretary, we will get you out of here. >> appreciate that. >> course of time. >> i recognize myself for 3 minutes. space commerce. rapidly growing thousands of new small and medium-size satellites being deployed to earth orbit yearly. this office has been designated tras the organization for trackg and managing those assets. there's thousands of them. what will the space commerce unit, the department of commerce do to count these satellites? >> yeah. >> ther

so just a second to let you know i amid trying to move out on soe of these reciprocity ideas that we've been discussing to protect americans. >> great thank you. >> look, i'm chips come here's what i'll say and i'll try to get in 30 seconds. i think we are on path, the bottom line. you say we're approaching the two-year anniversary. it have six months before the two-year anniversary so that's a lot of wood to chop between now and then. >> ogp that. >> we have put out, i started with nothing. i now have 20000 people, amazingly talented people. we would welcome you welcome come be committing time. we would put up $29 million. we've been on a roll recently. i know people were frustrated until the beginning of this year. the last three months we have done i think seven or eight big deals, putting out nearly $30 billion, all to leading edge provider. the conversation we had earlier, tsmc has committed to build three fabs, including two-nanometer chips fabs in the unitednc states. samsung is included, leading edge, plus research and development, plus packaging. micron would be at scale. so i

our military personnel andil soe of these countries where the russians have moved in and gained greater influence. so all that is happening at a globalal scale, and the chairman has already talked about some of the countries that effaced effort to meddle in their elections and try to influence and steer the outcome in some cases successfully. today i thinkei the focus is gog on how this can be used in an election and the policy debates let's focus on elections for a moment. the reason why i want to really focus on that is i think will hear a lot about the tools available, the capabilities that someone has to put how to ai video to spread narratives that encircled to knock down and so the weaponization of this information. what i think i hope to learn more about is when this happens, if this happens, who's in charge of responding to it? have we thought to the process of what do we do when one of the scenario occurs? i don't think i've question of who's in charge and have we would respond, who would take the leap ino know it hurricane s head towards the united states the national hurrican

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soe -- we intend to -- and -- to rely on these laws. we want to be able to rely on these laws. they are very important and -- justice sotomayor: you're not answering -- just focus on my question. ms. evangelis: y. justice sotomayor: both these people sleepn rs. both of them sleep in cars outside of the town. so they're not seeking camping permission. your city not provide for overnight parking in any location at night except in private homes? ms. evangelis: camping in a vehicle is included in the camping ordinance. justice sotomayor: well, that's going into a camp. how do you define "camp"? ms. anlis: again, it is a place where someone has laid down without any more, has -- justice sotomayor: so, if they gont-- if there's a line of cars and they want to -- and the cars can stay overgh-- ms. evangelis: so -- justice sotomayor: -- and they want to park ionof those spaces, if they fall asleep in the car, ty're guilty of violating the camping law? ms. evangelis: no. ice sotomayor, ms. johnson parks her car oftentimes aa friend's, so she is not violating the law at those times. just

i never saw the senate bill, soe give me a little latitude on this one. i think you are the 14th homeland security . is that correct? >> i am the seventh confirmed. >> i don't know where i got 14. mr. hunter was in front of the border security subcommittee a few weeks ago and we were talking immigration policy. i had asked, tasked and requested , because in your opening statement, he said that congress has not reformed immigration since the 90s. it is our job to pass legislation, but the subject matter lives underneath your umbrella and i -- are you the subject matter expert in immigration? >> i am admiring of those who know much more than i. >> we are in agreement with this, it seems that the front- line operators are the best to address the immigration issue where the blockade is. has a policy ever been written for the department and sent up to congress? i have never seen one. i am asking, have you done that in your tenure as secretary? >> have i submitted policy recommendations? >> rewritten the policy that mr. garcia holds up regally in our hearings t

it's important as well that we have one lead agency over these soes the developers don't have o go tove different agencies with five different reviews et cetera that we coordinate and we use one agency driving these into this is all about the whate administration is proposing is to move it forward and again, i was saying to congressman peters it would be great to have the durability from congress as well so thank you for working on that. >> thank you madam secretary. i've gone over my time so i will yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, sec., for being here.it i just came from questioning undersecretary, so i guess i'm all primed of her secretaries. i'm hoping your answers will be fuller and more complete so i'm not cursing the project. under president biden the department of energy has completelyan shifted its mission regarding energy security reliability and affordability. words the policies and the cost of consumers and crowd out opportunities for expanding nuclear and advanced fuel fossil technologies necessary for americanan manufacturers surgeos didn't biden say

but also to the audience that's going to see it larger than that, that this is, from a man who has soegs given his life's work, is pivotal moment. >> it is. the root of memorial day, and the word memorial is memory. you wonder in listening to ken's speech over the weekend at brandeis, you wonder, is our memory so fleeting that we have forgotten about something else that ken mentioned? one of the greatest stories in history, the story of america. the formation of america. we remember ronald reagan in 1984 talking about it is mourning in america. now, the reality is many people walking around probably wondering, is it twilight in america because of all the divisions in this country? i think we exaggerate the divisions because we are all americans, but the idea that this country is so filled with, as he pointed out, right, left, red state, blue state, we are all americans. whether we came here from pakistan or vietnam, whether our parents came from ireland or germany or italy, we are all americans. the idea that we seem to be loosening or maybe even losing that grip that ties us together

have sure that we takeare of our guests who are vegetarians and begin, soe have wonderful dishes forhem. >> i say welcome toxcited to hae today. excited to share desserts for the kenya state dinner. we did a homemade white chocolate basket and nectarine paste which we made with vector r into a thick paste. and then we have banana ganache and on raspberries, peaches and then surrounding is fresh strawberries, blackberries and blueberries. e front, we have the united states flag in the kenyan flag. we also have lemon viola flowers and orange marmalade flowers. >> thank you. >> thank you. chatter] congress and lester holt, national urbanmark and former pl clinton