speaker 4: tinder. speaker 5: i think tinder is a little bit more of a casual relationship thing. speakerr 7: tinder. [laughing] avani: as you're watching this, millions of people are looking for partners on tinder, the dating app that's changed how an entire generation meets new people. speaker 8: yeah, i met my current partner on tinder, yeah. avani: how long have you guys been together? speaker 8: over two years. speaker 9: i know some friends that got married from tinder, and they're really happy. speaker 10: that's the future i guess, you know? it's not so much like, you can't meet a girl at a bar anymore, it's all on apps. avani: this catalogue of love interests at our fingertips has obvious appeal, but the app that's made meeting up with strangers the new normal is hiding a sinister problem. beth: he looked down on me, and he just said straight-faced to me, "well, you're not allowed to leave until i cum." brooke: he, yeah, then pulled his pants off, and just sort of--just went for it, and just raped me. emily: it was horrifying, it was so terrifying to know that this man hadn't sto

the continuity here is in the speaker. only person that has not shifted in this musical chairs during this cast of characters. i hadd been very interested and they did not have anything when i was at the ford museum about this. and it kind of stayed with me. during the middle part of the trump administration, i was wondering about this story over and over again about this sort of active bipartisanship. this patriotism that carl albert would actually resign his omspeakership so a member of the party c opposite could become president and have continuity with nixon'sth party. i really got interested in it. i really wanted to know was the thantidote true. i would be very interested in the comments on this. a wonderful book on watergate. why had this not been a more prominent feature of the watergate story. and could i find evidence of it. could this inspire the kind of bipartisanship that greg jacob was talking about? of course it would have implications for future vacancyd i contacted the archives at the university of indiana

the continuity here is in the speaker. he's the only person who hasn't shifted in this in this musical chairs during this cast of characters, and so so i've been very interested and they didn't have anything when i was at the ford museum about this and and and and it kind of stayed with me and then during the the middle part of the trump administration. um, i was wondering about this story over and over again about this this sort of act of bipartisanship this this patriotism that carl albert would actually resign this speaker ship. so uh member of the party opposite could become president and and have continuity with nixon's party and and i really got interested in this so i really wanted to know was buys anecdote true and why hadn't it been i'd be very interested in in garrett graff's comments on this because you're sort of wonderful book on watergate, but why hasn't this been a more prominent feature of the watergate story? and could i find evidence of it and and more sort of aspirationally could this inspire the kind of

followed by the speaker.re were several near misses and the legislative succession on the thorny statute. in 1844 john taylor a democrat for president that year he was aboard the naval vessel the uss princeton when a massive cannon exploded killing two cabinet secretaries were topside at the time. purely through good fortune thee president happen to be below deck and was spared. had he not been spared no vice president tbt at the time senator willie came close to becoming acting president. this would have meant change of control the executive branch. in 1865 found the assassination of president abraham lincoln democrat andrew johnson elevated to the presidency just weeks after words and with no vice president johnson became seriously ill. he was so sick and back secretary of state and the secretary of war were sent scram trying to track down. the ppt center lafayette fostere foster who was republican. the problem was at the time foster was in the wild new mexico territory oversight of native american tribes.

speaker mccarthy, speaker emerita pelosi, senator fisher, governor palin, distinguished members of, the nebraska delegation, all those assembled. governor, i'm from brooklyn, but we're all nebraska today. it's an honor. it's my honor and privilege to offer a congratulatory words to the people of nebraska on behalf of house to commemorate eight willa cather and this historic moment, i also want to recognize sculptor lyttleton alston, who created this piece and who today becomes the first african-american artist to have created a sculpture in this historic collection collection. thank you, sir. footsteps showing this american heroes impact this nation and on our literary canon with such dignity and honor. our nation's heroes are memorialized here in marble and bronze. and today, willa cather author of nebraska, novelist national icon joins. she becomes the first pulitzer prize winner and 12 woman represented in the national statutory hall collection. is novels nostalgia of 19th century life and of the nuances of and uncertainty are key to understanding the depth of americana, nebraska and

in addition to being the speaker. and he's stripped of that power and soon enough things are blown open. congress operates on a very different principle for many decades, a sacrosanct seniority principle where committee become the real power centers rather than the speaker. and that's a decentralized of congress. so the book tries to give a sense that congress is a place with a long history. it's a place where there have been vicissitudes and in trying to deal with this problem of action, trying to make sense of how we can play factions off against each other in productive ways. we sometimes end up in a in a land like this where have stifling orthodoxy. other times we end up feeling like the place has become kind of a decentralized, chaotic mess. and we need to start to re-impose some order, perhaps through centralization. so that's all i wanted to show for my picture show. i'm just going to gesture up really most of the chapters of the book, but i wanted to get that basic concepts idea out there. i'm sure we'll have

as a speaker of the house rebel the speaker has the majority leaders on minority whips are there. directly below them are the committee chairman but i would even say directly below the whips and the majority and minority leader as the staff. below them are the committee chairman. then below them are that legislative directors on your tracks and then at the bottom of the pyramid is everybody else all the members. we had no power whatsoever. everything was driven from the top. i was in the majority the whole time, speaker john weiner was the speaker he basically govern the republican caucus using that rule nothing will come to the floor the house unless it has got the majority of the majority supporting it. at that point it can move forward. however when ryan became speak i don't think it wasas delivered i think it's the nature of what had happened on the members that were sent there, pretty much got to the point that nothing came to the floor unless we can pass it one our own. let's return 18 public votes we did not want to get anybody mad and so nothing could happen. so what that

madam speaker, in my military career i have seen some tough cookies, some tough women.est one in the hall today. if that was not enough, she became a member of president roosevelt's cabinet. she developed a lifelong friendship with eleanor roosevelt who came to stay at -- in daytona beach and became a lifelong national leader. from one generation, a daughter of slaves, to a national leader of women and civil rights. but i think that her greatest contribution was her last will and testament. if you have not read it, you must. i read it again last night. briefly she says, i leave you love. i leave you hope. i leave you a thirst for education. i love you -- review faith. -- leave you faith. she said our aim must be to leave a world of justice were no man's skin color or religion is held against him. she says faith is the first factor in a life devoted to service. without faith, nothing is possible. with it, nothing is impossible. thank you. god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable united states representative from the 10th district of florida. >> sp

[applause] >> madam speaker and mr.ly possessions are few. yet my experiences have been rich. from them, i have distilled principals and policies in which i believe firmly. for they represent the meaning of our life's t work. they arere the products of much sweat and sorrow. perhaps in them there is something of value. so, as my life draws to a close, here then is my legacy. i leave you love. i leave you hope. i leave you to challenge to develop confidence in one another. i leave you with a thirst for education. i leave you a respect for the use of power. i leave you faith. i leave you racial dignity. i leave you a desire to live harmoniously with your fellow men. i leave you finally a responsibility to our young people. mary mcleod bethune attended grade school's and suffolk county, south carolina. she graduated from college in kingston, north carolina. she returned to sumpter and taught in the great schools she had attended. she became a social worker in savannah georgia before becoming a teacher in augusta, georgia.

the speaker won't even speak to the people. won't speak to the mothers of covenant who have their children terrorized, and some of them lost their children because of a mass shooter. he is not courageous. he has a small personality, very fragile in his power. if he was confident he would allow me to make a motion of no confidence, but he refused because he was afraid, he knows even his own republican members are tired of his foolishness. >> he also removed mothers who were just quietly holding signs, as you had said he would or was planning to. and let people have guns in the hearing rooms. we are stance your committees? the last time you are on you have been denied being restored to your committees. eric holder's representing you. where stands that? >> we are still waiting to hear back if i will be restored to my kids. the speaker wants to play games of manipulation with his power. but he knows whether he gets my assignments are not, i will speak for the district, 52 constituents who sent me here overwhelming me to be a voice

yesterday, but i was on southwest, so - [ laughter ] the house held its vote today to elect a new speaker went to multiple ballots for the first time in 100 years. it's the moment every member of congress fears, having to work longer hours [ laughter ] president biden is set tomorrow to promote the bipartisan infrastructure bill at an event in kentucky with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell that's right, america's crumbling infrastructure is going to promote the bipartisan infrastructure bill. [ laughter ] the cdc is warning that a new variant of the omicron strain of coronavirus has nearly doubled over the past week, so it looks like covid is the only thing that's actually doing "new year, new me." republicans took control today of the house of representatives for the first time in four years. well, the first legal time in four years george santos was sworn in today as a member of the house of representatives in the state of new york, and not as he originally claimed pandora [ laughter ] we had a moment backstage. we were like, do we think everybody is up to speed on the george sant

mary mcleod bethune, good morning and thank you, speaker pelosi, for allowing me this honor.d bethune began her lifelong career in daytona beach, florida, as a champion for education, with a full realization that educational advancement equals social and economic development and advancement. she has definitely advised worldwide leaders on gender equality, she counseled u.s. presidents on equal employment opportunities, and she championed, in our community, bridge building for making world change. her worldwide view provided her a unique vision, where humanity can breathe freely and live full lives, harnessing their strengths. she continues to inspire all of us. every one of us, including our backgrounds, she guides us with her last will and testament, instructions that are inscribed on the books behind me, on neil da costa spew to full masterpiece. i leave you love, courage,, piece i leave you to the desire to live harmoniously with one another. i leave you to desire to have a thirst for education and lastly, and finally, she said a desire and a need and their responsibility

[applause] >> speaker of the united states of representatives.r all of us to be your in the room selling breeding the great president of the united states? this is special to us as we know the president of the united states senate and house of representatives. there's something called the board of education at the end of the day and colleagues. and it was in the room from anna roosevelt and it makes all the difference in the world. not to see the president but to become president of the united states. in the place of history for us. again the people in the noble spirit 33rd president, thank you and special thanks to congressman who works from day one to make this possible here at home and across the world. values to the conference. the white house, a small business owner truman knew firsthand the promise of the american dream and the power of democracy can support those aspirations. place the goal of universal healthcare to the forefront of our national agenda. that's why when president johnson medicare from the past travel to independence and pr

speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you to our speakers for your beautifulthe last sentence. it wonderful for us to be here in the rotunda, under the dome. celebrating this great president of the united states. because this is special to us, as senator blunt referenced president was as we know a member of u.s. senate. we feel b very close to him in the house of representatives. story of told there is something called board of educationof room, at end of the day, sam rayburn some of his colleagues, you know this story, would go to a room, so they didn't say we'll playrd cards and have refreshment, they would say we're going to the board of education, that is thel room in capitol which is beautiful. why heen was in the room, he received -- while in the room he received a call from el roosevelt. he was called to white house. we s feel close, we still call it the board of education, we don'ted play cards there, and have refreshments any more, it a place of history for us. again, what an honor it is to be with truman family, keep alive. thank you thomas and polly

we started with smart speakers. and only then it became zaebis inside them, in fact.e communication of children will be the same, respectively. we must first accustom users to the fact that there is a combination, smart speaker and smart tv add smart home there, frankly, it is difficult to use you need to gradually go through this path. so the product is quite innovative, people should also get used to it. if you still need to manage a smart home, it is according to the zigbe protocol. we'll have to supplement the tv station with just the max station from the latest, well, or buy a separate zigb. and this device can be considered as a smart display. well, that is , a voice assistant that can answer not only with a voice, but also show something. well , for example, the answers of the neural network yandex gt alice let's come up with. ready. think of a joke about vesti.net program. artificial intelligence can do a lot, but not everything, for example, to talk about this topic. i’m not at all ready. in order not to offend anyone, such smart displays are very reasonable

next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. charlie with community housing organization. this legislation proposed a dramatic drop in affordable housing inclusionary fees at a time had arein after affordable housing requires the city to produce 46,000 units of affordable housing by 2031ful according to mohcd there is 900 be million in funding gaps. and local funding gap 1.3 and 2.4 billion per year the next 8 years. local funding is kohl volatile one time allocation most dryingum. we have not sufficient real prepared for the next 8 years of the cycle and 2031 is not so distant future. requiring that we match the scale of public investments with the goals we adopted as a city. need it create new tools. ramp up investments and credit a system not over reline on market rate housing. we urge the board to move this forward only when well is a greater certainty that we have put in accomplice a funding transgender advances our goals. in addition, this ordinance does not offer the policy levers that are n

house speaker nancy pelosi, accompanied by republican leader mitch mcconnell, republican leader kevin mccarthy, senator roy blunt, representative emanuel cleaver, the second and mr. clifton daniel. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi speaker of the united states house of representatives. as speaker of the house, is my privilege to welcome you to the united capitol as we celebrate one of our nation's finest presidents, president harry truman. there's only fitting that this son, independence, missouri, takes his rightful place here in the rotunda of our temple of democracy, the united states capitol. now, at the time at this time, please rise, as you are able for the presentation colors and for the national anthem anthem. oh. oh. oh, say, can you see i'm standing. i'm what's up. oh, really is this time i. whose drives i'm trying. slides on. i'm sorry. oh so god sees. and the rock. bombs bursting. on the eyes and i'm like still. oh say does the stars. oh god no. more than of the dreams and oh oh oh. oh. the ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation by s

>> please welcome our honored guest, speaker nancy pelosi, accompanied by kevin mccarthy, sean clyburn, marco rubio, jared kathy castor, michael waltz, frederica wilson, president nancy r lumet and lawrence m drake the second. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] speaker pelosi: it is my privilege to welcome you to statuary hall as we celebrate a pioneer pioneering patriotic americans. the pride of florida and america, dr. mary mcleod thune. -- dr. mary mcleod bethune. please stand for the presentation of colors and the national anthem. max holt. ♪ o say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. ♪ [applause] >> ladies an

next speaker, please. i'm gloria justinil pick up where my husband and my neighbor elizabeth were talk. i live in the same building and this stop at 22nd avenue and gory is not one part of the rapid line. so if t is used for dropping off a few people of not a major bus stop there is in the much ridership from there out. so, moving this bus stop having this bus stop not a crucial one in the plan for improving the speed bus line. and i don't think tell make ape huge difference in climate change. i'm an environmental and i felt support public transit in general. this -- bus stop will negative owe affect all the businesses there on our blocking and there is no drop off and also my husband and i w from home, the noise impact is significant. as wells we need to unload and load. my husband is a photographer. we have equipment i'm a musician we load and unload there is no accomplice to unload if it happen there is is a bus sthop is moved in front of our building we do need a loading zone to be include instead plan

mary mcleod bethune, thank you to speaker pelosi for allowing me this. honor dr.gan agree in daytona, florida, as a champion for education, with full realization that education advancements equals social and economic development and advancement. she adeptly advise worldwide leaders on gender equality. she counseled u.s. presidents on equal employment opportunities, and she championed in our community bridge building for making world change. her worldwide fears -- provided her a unique vision where humanity can breathe freely and live full lives harnessing their strengths. she continues to inspire all of us. every one of, despite her including all of our backgrounds, she guides us with her last will and testament, instructions inscribed on the books behind me, on the article misses beautiful masterpiece, i leave you love, courage, peace, and i'll leave the desire to live harmoniously, first and finally she said a desire and a need and responsibility to teach our young people. i monitored on a humble today to represent the dr. mary mcleod bethune statuary fund was n

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our guest, speaker nancy pelosi, accompanied by republican leader, mitch mcconnell, republican leader kevin mccarthy, senator roy blunt, representative emmanuel cleveland the second, and mr. clifton truman daniel. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi's speaker of the united states health of representatives. [applause] >> as speaker of the house, it is my privilege to welcome you to the united states capitol as we celebrate our nation's finest presidents, president harry truman. it's only fitting that this is in independence missouri takes his rightful place in the rotunda of our temple of democracy, the united states capitol. now at this time, please rise as you are able for the presentation of colors and for the national anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh say can [inaudible] you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly ♪ ♪ we hailed at ♪ ♪ the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes ♪ ♪ and bright stars ♪ ♪ thru the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts ♪ ♪ we watched were ♪ ♪ so gallantly streaming

the chair anoi nounses the speaker -- announces the speaker's appointment of the united states act of 2016, public law 114-196, and the order of the house of january 9, 2023, of the following members on the part of the house to the united states semi quincentennial commission. the clerk: mr. aderholt of alabama. ms. salazar of florida. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on tuesday, august -- the clerk: to fill the existing vacancy thereon. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on tuesday, august 29, 2023. announcer: that wraps up this brief session in the house today. lawmakers are scheduled to return tuesday, september 12 for legislative work and votes following their summer recess. as always, you can watch live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. we will take you back live now to steny hoyer's event on women's equality. >> as we are in women's equality luncheon today, we have to remember that being an underse

next speaker, please.> good upon afternoon board of supervisors i'm chris cline and wanted share a few things 406 over doses on pace for 812 for 2023. cars dropping from the sky notoriety castro. oc.os digital surveillance this is relevant today like it did in 1978 with the harvey milk murders. in here is a photo of the central station police department. thank you for your triumph i'm available for to you collaborate on solutions. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. goond board of supervisors i was going to commend chief of police for dog a great job and bringing people throughout tenderloin down to hotels. we bought these medallions no matter what would hit us not seeing the pandemic we got through it. we are here example we lost a convention. chancy food convention gone. furniture people are goneful biotech global 40 mission gone. meta, red hat gone. all the connections left us. we are losing millions and millions of dollars our hotels and restaurantses it is out of control.

[applause] >> as speaker of the, house it is my privilege to welcome you to the united states capitol celebrate one of our nation's finest presidents, president harry truman. it's only fitting that this son of independence, misery, takes its rightful place here in the rotunda of our temple of democracy of the united states capital. now, at this time, please rise as you are able to -- and for the national anthem. . oh. oh. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly ♪ ♪ we hailed at ♪ ♪ the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes ♪ ♪ and bright stars ♪ ♪ thru the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts ♪ ♪ we watched were ♪ ♪ so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does ♪ ♪ that star-spangled banner ♪ ♪ yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by senate chaplain dr. barry black. >> let us pray. eternal god, creator of great live

to the vote, in this case the republican speaker is on the map.y significantly dependent on these far-rights , because it was very difficult to elect him. voted for other candidates and then so that they either supported him or at least did not vote against him. he made significant concessions to them and, in particular , the rules of the house of representatives were changed now any member to submit representatives can propose a vote at any time for the resignation of the speaker, that is, for no confidence in the speaker, before that it was necessary to collect a lot of signatures, if i am not mistaken, 150 now, any member can submit a proposal at any time, let's go let's send the speaker out of office, and that's why the map is very dependent on this right wing, i'll shut up everything that the right wing does n't like, well, there will be difficulties in passing uh, anything that the ultra-right wing doesn't like. although i hope the end is this aid to ukraine will be made up to us in approximately the same way as it was made over the project,

the speaker ended session in chaos.hat chaos because he does not want us to focus on the chaos in our classrooms that our school houses and our universities and grocery stores. the chaos of mass shootings. what happened was that the speaker once again silenced any member for my caucus from speaking, because they had orchestrated a predetermined plan to end session. which means we don't return to a january without hearing the voices of any lawmaker. because they were afraid of the movement for the people -- the moms that came through the special session, demanding common sense gun legislation where kids and shotguns. what you saw was a speaker who ran away from the people, who ran away from his colleagues, and who is an authoritarian, doesn't want to be held accountable by the public or by the legislative body of which he is a part. >> what were some of the things that you were trying to accomplish on the house floor when you were silenced? >> well, days prior to this adjournment of session, i sent a letter to the house

we have not gotten a response from the speaker. the will of 77% of my district, a clear mandate of a response to our expulsion. but we know that whether it is the montgomery waterfront or the legislature of tennessee, we are in the find out portion of our movement. we have sent this letter informing him that i intend to serve my committees, that i am to be full representative forum my district, who represented me to who chose me to represent them on august 21st. >> when you were expelled and your committees were taken, what was the criteria? we have the letter that was sent to you, continue off your committees. what was the criteria for you being restored to your committees at that time? >> no criteria. the speaker, cameron sexton, operates like he is a king. he took off my committees, he said you are removed from your committees, gave no reason, no type of process to redress this grievance, to prepare. so we don't know what the processes. we have people like cameron sexton, these want to be dictators who just believe that they don

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next speaker, please. >> good upon afternoon board of supervisors i'm chris cline and wanted share a few things 406 over doses on pace for 812 for 2023. cars dropping from the sky notoriety castro. oc.os digital surveillance this is relevant today like it did in 1978 with the harvey milk murders. in here is a photo of the central station police department. thank you for your triumph i'm available for to you collaborate on solutions. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. goond board of supervisors i was going to commend chief of police for dog a great job and bringing people throughout tenderloin down to hotels. we bought these medallions no matter what would hit us not seeing the pandemic we got through it. we are here example we lost a convention. chancy food convention gone. furniture people are goneful biotech global 40 mission gone. meta, red hat gone. all the connections left us. we are losing millions and millions of dollars our hotels and restaurantses it is out of control