susan davis announced retirement on the democratic side, i served with her. i will miss susan davis as well. was goingo years ago to retire. i love ted poe. i never knew this man named dan crenshaw, but i got to know him. he is doing an exceptional job. i watched josh stand up and talk about how he has been on the ballot since 1988. there is a time to serve and a time to do something else. he said, you know what? i don't have 100% to put into when the majority again. susan winter, more than 42 years, not one seat outside of hers and my worried about losing. i look at seats we lost last time, let's look at houston, this is george bush 41's seat. i met this guy named wesley hunt. he is a graduate of west point. his sister graduated 10 years before him. his brother graduated one year after him. he flew apaches. he is married with his daughter and says you know, i fought for freedom in other parts of the world. now, i think i have to make sure i defend them here at home. he entered the race. we recently did a poll. he is in the lead. look at young kim, born in so

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susan davis announced retirement recently. i will miss her as well. ted poe was going to retire two years ago. i love ted poe. done. all the work he had i never knew dan crenshaw but i got to know him. he's doing exceptional job. john crenshaw has been on the ballot since 1988. there's a time to serve in there's a sign -- time to do something out. 100% to put't have into the majority again. named him i i worried about losing. i look at seeds that we did lose last summer. let's look at houston. george bush is 41 c. -- think. i met this guy named leslie hunt. he's a graduate of west point. his sister graduated 10 years before him. his brother graduated one year after him. he's married and has his first daughter. freedom, now i think i have to make sure i defend them right here at home. he entered the race. we recently did a poll. easily. look at young kim. born in south korea. they change the rules and he only got two new member orientation. look at the poll. she's in the lead. numerous points after the other. if one thing that happens you want to conti

first to recognize is doctor barrett >> thank you, subcommittee chairwoman susan davis, ranking member parker, member of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to address you. i serviced six president of the university of louisiana, founded by katherine drexel. my institution is catholic and also a hbcu. the purpose is to contribute to the promotionof the just and humane society . this preparation take place and diversified environments that incorporate all relative learning means including researchexperiences and community service . i was asked to testify today on the institution as an engine of economic mobility and the program that demonstrates this as an institution. how these programs prepare students for careers and a brief history of hbcu's, why they are created and why they're important. hbcu were created as early as 1837 to provide african-americans access to education . noted for their contributions to educating black low income and education disadvantaged americans, hundred one hbcu's constitute the class institutions that satisfy the statute authority requirements

dave loebsack of iowa, jose seraano who has represented new york's 15th district for ten terms and susan davis of california. >>> what is your vision in 2020? student cam 2020 is asking students, what issue do you most want to see the presidential candidates address during the campaign? student cam is c-span's nationwide video documentary competition for middle and high school students. with $100,000 in total cash prizes at stake, including a $5,000 grand prize. students are asked to produce a short video documentary, include c-span video and reflect differing points of view. information to help you get started is on our website. studentcam.org. >>> now a look at security threats such as cyber attacks and drones to u.s. critical infrastructure. the homeland security department's assistant director for infrastructure security spoke at this event hosted by the institute for defense and government advancement. [ applause ] >> well, good morning, everyone. i certainly appreciate the applause. i appreciate being here in beautiful northern virginia. it's an honor to be here to talk about such an imp

news out of california as susan davis is retiring from congress.park a democratic free for all, that is the times of san diego. what have members been doing on their break? steve king claims he drank from toilets in border detention centers and the daily beast, he spent the most of his career defending himself against allegations that he is a white nationalists told constituents at a town hall in eagle grove, iowa on wednesday that he drank out of a 20 at a migrant attention facility to prove criticisms of the conditions are cellnded, "i went into the where it was reported they advised they had to drink out of the toilet, he said, i took a drink, and it was pretty good. that was from the daily beast. mary in northridge, california. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my comment. timeerstand that a lot of it is considered the president border wall but he has enough money for security. the rest of us do not. it is not so much about immigrants but about other things coming in. , obamant on the drug war was here

susan announced retirement on the democratic side and i will miss davis as well. and ted was going to retire two years ago. i love ted. i wish the work he was able to say. i never knew the man dan crenshaw, but i got to know him. doing an exceptional job. i watched dan talk about he's been on the ballot since 1988. there's a time to serve and a time to go do something else. you know what he says i don't have 100% to win the majority again. and sensenbrenner more than 42 years. not one name outside of will herd am i worried about. and george bush 41, i don't know if you looked at wesley hunt. he's a graduate of west point. not the only family member to graduate. his sister graduated ten years before him and his brother graduated one year after him. he flew apaches and now he's working at perry homes, married, has his first daughter. and he says, i fought for freedom in other parts of the world and now i think i have to defend them at home. he entered the race and we recently did a poll. he's actually in the lead. look at young kim born in south korea, representing

and has conducted extensive research on the topic and is this susan parker chair in violence prevention at the university of california at davis. destini philpot is a youth leader an active member of of students demand action. she's from baltimore and has been exposed to gun violence since the age of seven. ray mcmurrey is the secretary-treasurer of the american foundation of teachers. he taught in texas public schools for 18 years and is a gun owner. leslie boggs is a national parent-teacher association president. she's a mother, grandmother and a child advocate. colonel edwin roeser is a chief of police in fairfax, virginia, and is a member of the mayor's city chiefs association. thank you again for being here, and doctor, we'll start with you. >> mr. chairman and members, thank you. i am a practicing emergency medicine physician and director of the university of california firearm violence research center. firearm violence is amongm. america's most salient health problems. in the ten years ending 2017, civilian the tallies from firearm violence, and i include both suicide and homicide, civilian fatalities from firearm viole

susan b. parker chair in violence prevention at the university of california at davis. al youth leader and active member of students demand action. destiny has been exposed to gun violence since the age of 7. ray mcmurray is from the american federation of teachers and taught in public schools for 18 years and is a gun owner. the national parent-teacher association president and mother, grandmother and a child advocate. colonel is the chief of police in the fairfax, virginia and member of the mayors-city chiefs association. thank you for being here. and doctor, we'll start with you. >> mr. chairman and members, thank you. i'm a practicing emergency medicine physician and director of the university of california firearm violence research center. firearm violence is among america's most salient health problem. in the 10 years ending 2017, civilian fatalities from firearm violence and i include suicide and homicide here, fatalts exceeded american fatalities in world war ii. homicides and suicides are both increasing, homicide by 2% by 2014, suicide by 41% since 2006. mass

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