the voices for a safer tennessee.to be a trusted voice of someone who was respected and that varies from community to community. it cannot be who we might think is the trusted voice. a voice that is able to modify legislation coming through, we have legislators who do not represent the majority of republicans on the gun issues or the gun owners themselves so how do you communicate this at all these facts we keep talking about and injected into the system? voices for a safer tennessee are people from tennessee, they are not funded by a lobbying group. they are a diverse reflection of where tennessee and republicans are and that diversity is represented on the board, where they raise money, it is homegrown but the difference is they are in the advocacy business, getting volunteers to understand the policy so they earn the right to be a diverse voice and it has the diversity and i say that because typically in and they do not solve the get problem. you do not ban assault rifles, it takes diligent representative diversity

ogles of tennessee. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentleman from tennessee, m oes, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. ogles: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of my amendment to cut the budget of the office of homeland security by $10 million. we want our government to function and there must be consequences for poor performance. we have a record number of illegal aliens flooding across our borders. he could secretary mayorkas' so-called leadership, the border patrol's migrant encounters have reached five times the rate they were even under the obama administration. nearly 371,000 illegal aliens were apprehended in the united states in december alone with over 5.4 million illegal alien apprehensions occurring between fiscal year 2023 and present day. we know this failure comes from the top. that's why this body voted to impeach secretary mayorkas for his willful and systematic refusal to comply with the

this is why she is so dangerous for tennessee women and girls.rnal mortality. infant mortality. these things. it is because we have not expanded medicaid and women don't get the care that they need up to the point that they decide to start a family. it is important that a woman gets care her whole life so that she knows she is healthy when she decides it is time to start a family. they are already setting us behind the curve by being against healthcare for women. i mean everything that prevents unwanted pregnancy, they are against. and everything that they do is putting tennessee women and young girls at risk. forcing a 10-year-old to carry a pregnancy is absolutely barbaric. and she goes along with all of this. >> i guess the question is, we have seen a lot of fired up young tennesseans across the racial divide. the come down when the three of you and the justin's lead these protests. it feels like a different energy in tennessee, but is a large enough and cohesive enough to flip an election to a democrat? i will ask a question. i have to swifti

ogles of tennessee. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. ogles, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. ogles: thank you, madam chair. under 117-1 of the foreign authorizations act for fiscal year 2003, the president is authorized to identify a list of countries that are major drug transit or major illicit drug production companies, also known as the majors list. china was added to the majors list in september, citing the role in the production of precursor chemicals used to produce illicit drugs. we've sadly seen the increase in real time. overdose deaths in my beloved home state of tennessee have increased by 200% over the last five years. it's driven in part by doubling of fentanyl seizures at the southwest border from fiscal year 2022 to 2023. 14,700 pounds versus 27,000 pounds. .while joe biden did list china to so-called majors list, that designation came with a caveat. the president effectively said, despite overdose deaths regular tailor topping -- regularly toppin

ogles of tennessee. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 6-h of rule 8 13-rbgs the chair will put the -- 813, the chair will put the question to the house de novo. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. the amendment is not agreed to. the gentleman from arizona. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker. i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pr tempore: pursuant to clause -- the vote -- a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 204, the nays

ogles of tennessee.you, madam chair. i rise in strong support of my amendment increase support for our veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder or ptsd. repeating.s don■k't l over 20%, 20% of operation enduring freedom and operation iraqi freedom veterans have received a dieing know coifs ptsd. our older veterans are also impacted. over 10% of gulf war veterans and 15% of vietnam veterans are similarly impacted by this cruel diagnosis.■( unfortunately, current treatments do not always meet the needs of our veterans suffering from ptsd. and therefore it's vital tat department of veterans' affairs invest more of its resources into any treatment that can improve the daily lives of our veterans. one of those treatments, s.g.b., is a cause championed by my colleague from pennsylvania, mr. and i urge adoption of its -- of his amendment as well. caring our -- caring for our sold top priority of this congress, whether democrat or republican. this bill carries the promise from president lincoln that

. ♪ >>> this is the tennessee river.n its western bank is decatur county, a patchwork of sparsely populated farms, dense woods, and neighbors who look out for each other. >> it's a rural county with a cute, little, small town, parsons. very close to the tennessee river. >> a lot of cattle farming and crop farming. >> hunting, fishing, boating. >> people that like to live out in the country. they have some animals or some horses. >> there's not a lot of industry in decatur county. >> i started to say it might be compared to mayberry, but it's nothing like that. we do have crime, just like every other town in america. but we are rural. everybody pretty much knows everybody. everybody knew holly and her family. >> 20-year-old holly bobo came from a loving family. she lived with her mother karen, father dana, and her older brother, 25-year-old clint, in a home her dad built with his own hands. >> it was your typical little single story, three bedrooms. the kitchen was in the middle, kind of, in that little, small living room

this is interstate 40 in west tennessee. it goes from california all the way to north carolina.es for smuggling drugs and money in the united states. we were granted exclusive access to the west tennessee drug task force, local law enforcement now facing down a global criminal enterprise. over the course of two nights, we watched as officers surveil, stop and search vehicles committing traffic violations they also suspect of transporting illegal contraband, including this suv heading east. >> you can see these two guys right here, they were both in the car. and my understanding is they gave the special agents each different story, which is reason enough they say to start searching the car. that's what they're doing right now. >> reporter: after a thorough search, no drugs were found, and these drivers are sent on their way. but that's not always the case, as with that late-night traffic stop. this is what a million dollars in weed looks like? >> it's what a million dollars looks like in tennessee. >> reporter: task force director john carter says they're seeing more loads like t

it's also a moment for some of tennessee's is a bird hunter. she can now she's knowledge of the birds and the rest of the book. the more expensive the for region is next one of the rarest and most beautiful. i the, the ex, expensive. yes. but they don't, they exceed the minutes why i've been the if we focus more on bird watching tourism, there can be many benefits in terms of jobs. and the places we're trying to protect in the hands of people understand that these birds in these places can earn the money and then they'll protect them because they'll be profiting from them directly . because i believe in that, like some of the to upgrade to is happy, but he's already thinking long term follow up on with different organize the trip ended successfully. about the people who come, we'll bring more people next time and then well not so many people are interested in lake barlow's. now the tours will make that number grow. i'm doing the math. sure bird hunter abdulla sees, can be proud of his 1st day as a bird watching guide the tours for impressed wit

as the snt tennessee in the u.s.e i have praappreciation for theork to honor their legacy and advance their cause, but as we remember the suffragists on this anniversary, it's important to women are still fighting for a seat at the table and for their achievements. look no furtheral mall right here in our nation's capital. this two-mile stretch of land america's front beyond a resonable doubt, as it is -- america's front beyond a resonable doubt, honors its history oforials and statues of incredible americans who have made incredible sacrifices to make our country a more perfect ng the 40 monuments, not one is dedicatedo women. that's why introduced the bipartisan women's suffrage national monument location act which would finally secure a mon monument honoring women's history on the national mall. this commemorate the women suffrage movement the passage of the 19th amendment, and the incredible women who fought to secure the vote for millions of americans. the house unanimously passed this legislation invember now t

rose: what a way to make tennessee proud.unteers, the kings of college baseball reside on mr. speaker, yesterday marked two years since that restored te right to life for since the dobbs v. jackson decision, an 902 -- 2■9 00,902 unborn children lives have been protected. despite these milestones in the fight to protect the lives of the unborn, democrats across this country continue their efforts to allow for abortions r disgusting desire to make america one of the most pro-abortion countries in the entire world. no secret they arg the quiet pt out loud. mr. speaker, democrats plan to abolish the senate filibuster and pass legislation to ban states from having laws that protect unborn children and mandate all trimester abortion until the moment a baby is born. thiss unconscionable. thankfully tennesseans agrn to protect children. since the volunteer state's pro-life protections went into s have been protected annually.■u at 24,000 new tennesseans who a a gift to this world and that otherwise would not have been given the chanc

for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr.ose: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. rose: mr. speaker,le housino be a problem for tennesseans. and getting worse. the cost of owning a home american dream out of reach for millions of americans. the cost of home in february, 2020 averaged $332,000. now four short years later that average is $434,000. this is direct result of the biden administration's out-of-control deficit spending. this administration. it's risen 20% since. in tennessee families are now paying $22,277 more a year on average for the very same goods they were buying in january of 2021. this makes buying a home just that much■b more difficult. mr. speaker, it's time for this administration to put the credit card down and enact policies aimed at restoring the american dream. with that i yield back. gentlewoman from hawaii seekge recognition? ms. tokuda: i ask unanimous consent to address t

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of the, in previous to us of duty, i often heard the phrase on tennessee is the god of war, soldiers repeated, and is often seen on military chaperones. was stuck in my head, which is a me really, i was wondering what these soldiers are like. what will they do and how they handle that powerful weapons that go down here? by the way, through the 5 am a motion with the guys to the fine position for a combat task going at around 40 kilometers an hour. and there's probably nothing to hold onto here. the, the, the, as we drew my attention was attracted by a soldier with unusual co sign on his baseball cap, tangerine and civilian life. he was a ship mother, the monday. me i. but as i've only been, that's a couple hours and then both j as in special, the girl called me up and started running a non done that or the what is going on with the to as for to upon self propelled heavy, malta cal about $240.00 millimeters maximum range. 20 columbus is yes. and you might not do some flyers and the state is coming back. no, no, no, no, no. i should say that the issue of solution focused amino the so i

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i want to thank my colleague from tennessee mr. burchett, for introducing this legislation to stop u.s. taxpayer dollars from hands. since the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan tve reined terror in aching. they essentially banned women from life in any meaningful way. they've supported the p and stoning of women and prevented women from working fo significantly restricting the delivery of humanitarian aid. these abhorrent policies reveal the heart of the taliban control over afghanistan.iden administration continues to flood afghanistan with money. since u.s. has appropriated billion in assistance to afghanistan. yet we have littleuch of this assistance which is administered by third parties. this administration must be held accountable to ensure u.s. provided assistance to afghanistan does not end up ith taliban's hands. a recent report shows at least $10.9 tax dollars have taliban with taxes and fees and d this administrationably higher. congress has a responsibility to make sure u.s. tax dollars are not handed to the taliba

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. >> reporter: april 2nd, 2024, an ef1 tornado sliced the roof off a funeral home in sunbright, tennessee. noah and lexi hamby were next door outside. >> right here is when it hit us. >> reporter: he was carrying their 4-year-old. she had their baby in her arms. >> i mean, it literally swooped me up off my feet with the baby in my hands. he had me by the hood of my jacket and was choking me. >> yeah. if she wasn't wearing a hoodie she'd be gone. >> reporter: they were trying to find a basement to take cover in a part of the country that's not used to tornadoes. the most likely place in the world for a tornado is right here in tornado alley. in fact, look at the 1950s, you can see a clear line right through the center of the country. if you fast forward to the 2010s, tornadoes don't necessarily stay in their alley anymore. dr. timothy coleman wrote a study released in april after researching tornado locations dating back to the '50s. >> the tornado alley now in the united states in terms of the maximum area for tornadoes is an area from the southeastern u.s., parts of mississippi and alaba

. >> reporter: april 2nd, 2024, an ef-1 tornado sliced the roof off a funeral home in sunbright, tennessee and lexi hamby were next door, outside. >> we was probably about right here when it hit us. >> reporter: he was carrying their 4-year-old. she had their baby in her arms. >> i mean, it literally swooped me up off my feet with the baby in my hands. he had me by the hood of my jacket and was like choking me. >> if she wasn't wearing a hoodie, she would be gone. >> reporter: they were trying to find a basement to take cover in a part of the country that's not used to tornadoes. the most likely place in the world for a tornado is right here in tornado alley. in fact, look at the 1950s. you can see a clear line right through the center of the country. but if you fast forward to the 2010s, tornadoes don't necessarily stay in their alley anymore. dr. timothy coleman wrote a study released in april after researching tornado locations dating back to the '50s. >> the tornado alley now in the united states in terms of the maximum area for tornadoes is an area from the southeastern u.s., parts of

bottom of the seventh, volunteers' dylan just over the right field wall to make it 5-1, tennessee.manning, the ut alum, loved it. and the vols hung on to win it 6-5, rocky top tennessee won their first college world series title. >>> switching to the nba, free agency is less than a week away. contract talks between klay thompson and the warriors are reportedly frozen. now, general manager mike dunnly jr. spoke today about the difficulty of negotiating with a franchise great. >> guy like klay thompson who's meant so much to this franchise to completely strip the emotion away from it, i think that's almost impossible. this is a business, and we will talk through things. we continue to talk through things, and you know, like i said, we're hopeful, but we'll see. got to figure things out. >>> speaking of this is a business, here's some 49er news, brandon aiyuk returned to the bay area on sunday, and we now know why. aiyuk reportedly met with the club at his request to continue discussions about a new contract after he skipped all of the team's off-season workouts. and the man is still

host: election 2024 is our topic on this last segment of zach wamp is with us from tennessee, and tim a democrat, a former member of congress, indiana. join in the conversation, (202)-748-8000, republicans. (202)-748-8001, democrats -- (202)-748-8000, democrats. (202)-748-8001, republicans. independents, (202)-748-8002hose learned so far in election 2024 from all of these primary el place? what was your biggest concern ringhe well, a couple of things. one of your earlier callers i to 10 or 15 minutes ago, talked about their heroes. wiie mays just passed away, rof best baseball player to ever play the game, but he played it with citizen, told the truth. need our candidates on both sides of the aisle, democrats and■íe truth about elections and accept the results, even when they lose. losing is not easy, in baseball or politics, but when we run our electis are, when they are touted fair and squarely by our friends and neighbors who live next door to us, federal government does not count those votes. our neighbors in indiana, tennessee, they are trusted people, the faces of our he nationa

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ogles of tennessee. chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentleman from tennessee and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. ogles: mr. chairman. this is an important issue and talk about the impact that has direct impacts on taiwan and united states of america, our beloved country. rim pacific is the world's largest maritime warfare exercise involving the coordination of dozens of countries. the 2024 exercise will showcase the participation of nearly 30 countries, 40 surface ships, three submarines, 14 national land forces, over 150 aircraft and personnel, almost 25,000. it promotes a free, open indo-pacific that has priorities including nations big and small have the right to freedom of the seas and the right to pursue economic growth consistent with international law and premises of fair competition. this exercise deepens operability and alliance with our allies and it pursues deterrence for the sake of peace. peoples republic of china have no business going anywhere near these

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to the adult to helping an engine protest a is among the 33 people arrested at a demonstration in tennessee. on the sea of red surrounds the white house protest as in the us demand an immediate cease fire in gulf. we begin in gauze that way. more than 210 palestinians have been killed. and one of the israel biggest attacks. this was part of an operation to free, full captives being held by how much will a target the attacks would get out by an let's say about witnesses of describe the chaos that ensued with a rule of explosions and gunfire coming in. the hospitals nearby have been overwhelmed with the dead. the injured and the breathing. do you need? any of the games are covered? panic is, is ro carries out massive strikes. palestinians flipping is 5th spreads bodies, sconces across every corner. it's almost a rock refugee come. hundreds of victims in his radio opperation to free captives hold for months by him off the we saw massage flying over our heads. nobody is protecting us. we don't know where the children are. we lost the and now we're being displaced for a 3rd time with no idea whe

her parents had returned home to tennessee.igation narrowed. detectives cleared erin's husband in connection with her disappearance. cell phone and computer records show he was on the base the entire day that erin went missing. they concluded chris was lying when he said erin ■ç claimed jo had been abusive. >> over the period of the investigation, jon was interviewed multiple times. jon submitted to a polygraph test. i mean, easily 20 hours total we had spoken to jon. >> did he pass the polygraph test? >> yes. >> i knew what was true and i gave honest answers and i never lied to them. >> chris lee had lied to them. seemed interested in how to dispose of a body. isabel told them he had taken a trip to the desert the week before erin disappeared. >> he said i found this one mine. no one will ever find. >> detectives believed it was all adding up.■ç chris killed erin and dumped her body in a mine shaft. they decided to start searching, but here was the problem. the mohave desert is pockmarked with hundreds of mine shaft's. detecti

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the state of tennessee passed a law forbidding the teaching of the theory of evolution in tennessee high schools. now the aclu, the american civil liberties union, wanted to challenge the constitu functionality of this law. and so they put together and financed a case. they recruited a tennessee high teacher, a substitute science teacher, a young guy named johns scopes, who agreed to purposefully incriminate by making a point of teaching the chapter from their textbook on the theory of evolution. and then urging his own students to testify against him to him out to get him in trouble so that he be charged with this crime and it would go to trial. so that's what happened. and this turned out to be just an amazing publicity opportunity for the little town of dayton, tennessee. i mean, 200 reporters descend on the town in july of 1925. a few thousand spectators from from various of the south. and further afield. if you would walk the street of dayton in july, you would have seen trained chimps, pansies playing on the lawn, billboards featuring a picture of a chimp. drinking the local variet

area for tornadoes is an area from the southeastern u.s., parts of mississippi and alabama, up into tennessee, kentucky, and even parts of southern indiana and illinois. >> reporter: meteorologists have not settled on a definitive reason for this change, but the shift can be dangerous. >> a lot of the increase in the east has been at night in the winter, when people don't expect tornadoes and may not be as ready for them. >> we really about lost our life. >> reporter: as the hambies tried to get to a safe place, they found their neighbor, kevin daniels, just in time. >> and he grabbed hard. i grabbed him. they both had a baby in their arms. i dragged everybody out. >> reporter: learning what so many in tornado alley were taught, that seconds count. >> two seconds slower, me and her would be gone absolutely. >> reporter: dave malkoff, cbs news, in sun bright, tennessee. >>> well, if your summer vacation plans include a trip to jackson hole or yellowstone national park in wyoming, you better check your gps. a major road collapse is causing big problems getting in and out of that popular tourist

florida, texas, georgia, carolinas and tennessee.ributing more to national next gdp, than northeastern corner people are leaving northeast to go to sunbelt state its has to do with taxes and regulations and something to do i think with generally attitudes today of,. the democrats won't wise up, corporate tax cut biden wants to throw that out, that would make us uncompetitive on the international stage. it would raise tack burden across -- tax burden by about a third, they don't think in those terms any more the democratic party. >> you are right, new york state is perfect intubate o or of what not to do economically. i am a business owner in upstate new york, most people upstate new york are working at family businesses, we have pass through you raise corporate tax rate you hurt family businesses. you have energy policies that are impossible that adds to cost and inflation and dangerous. when you have an open border like we do. and laws this prioritize illegal immigrants and criminals over hard work citizens, that hurts the, business

now the case the justices agreed to hear focuses on a transgender care banned in tennessee. the state law enacted last year, banned hormone therapy and puberty blockers for minors, doctors who violate the law can face civil penalties. nearly half of all states have bans on transgender care for minors and legal challenges have been working their way through the federal courts for well over a year now republican lawmakers who support the tennessee banned say decisions about care should be made after an individual becomes an adult. but opponents argue bands violate the civil rights of trans children and conflict with parents rights to make decisions about their child's medical care and the biden administration, along with families of transgender minors, challenge the tennessee law. now the case will be heard in the fall polar read cnn, washington civil rights groups serve teamed up with parents and louisiana to sue the state over a new law that requires all public classrooms to display the ten commandments. >> their lawsuit claims louisiana is violating both us supreme court pr

he returned to knoxville tennessee and served east tennessee crans for 50 years.emy of medicine, developed allergy, asthma and sinus center, a world-leading institute, among other accomplishments. he was a well-known personality. he hoed the well-known dr. been show andn on wbir's live at 5:00 atj 4:00. i want to offer my condolences to carol, his wife of 63 years, hi sons mark and john and their wives meredith martha and countless grandchildren and his other family and■ friends who loved him very much, especially the at hillside choir. i remember him coming after my mother's funeral when i said my mother wasn't a bumper sticker christian, she thrived life. he's the only person i know who got mad at me for not asking him for a contribution. dr. bob, you'll beou for being . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cohen: this world lost one of its most jut standing citizens yesterday. reverend james m. lawson passed away at