doing this in this over time. that's true. especially compared to other countries, but punctual and efficient. we're not always, i've got to finish this now and i will leave in 15 minutes. do you see that typical working day? you could definitely say that germans plays great value and punctuality at work and it is also rooted in work culture. but what about in their free time? let's see. i'm meeting my friend liza now. of the we are on time. sure. i don't want to make a wait. now if we see i'm she will, she will be along right away. don't worry. 6 your mobile again? she said, you know, she has the thoughts it's, she's wasting all a time. in fact, most of a so that the majority of germans expect people being on time or a maximum of 5 minutes late. sorry, i'm so nice. my mobile phone bet for you right now. otherwise, i would've let you know, of course, no problem name is jeremy. love this when you apologize for being late, then everything is confusing on the shelf. copyright read, i missed that that. so. and what ab

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it's happening all the time.ur whole goal is, our culture of our place is bring people up that are very young, give them opportunities that they would never get anywhere else. grow them throughout the organization. make sure they are entrepreneurial, hard-working, and want to win. and if you have that, you have a great culture in a company. and that's sort of where we spend all of -- a huge amount of our time trying to build within the organization. francine: but bring them up to test them or just to make them learn? bruce: look, if we can bring them up to take on roles. and eventually, eventually, i will become an executive chairman. and i'll still be around. but somebody else is going to run the place. francine: will you ever retire? bruce: you know, i will become an executive chairman at some point in time. and what that means is, i'm here to help mentor young people, help with business development, look after clients that can be helpful to the overall organization. but at some point in time -- this is a hard

it's been a long time since i said those words. the first time. and now come here after seeing our great country to accept your nomination. i accept it. and the of john f kennedy with a full and grateful heart. and with only one obligation to devote every effort of body, mind, spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation back to greatness. it's a pleasure to be here with all you democrats. and to say that i'll bicentennial celebration and our bicentennial convention. has been one of decorum order without any so a free for all among democrats that can only happen once every 200 years. with this kind of a united democratic party. we are ready and eager to take on the republicans. whichever republican party decide to send against us in november. 1976 will not be a year of politics as usual. it can be a year of inspiration and hope, and it will be a year of concern, of quiet and sober reassessment of our nation's character and purpose. a when voters have already confounded experts and i guarantee you that it will the year when we give the g

i yield back the balance of my time yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. just a point. the payback periods for many of these appliances are unmickael. uneconomical. republicans look long term. republicans look toward quality and value for the americans. for example, the payback period for the department of energy's proposed close washer standard for eventless -- ventless combination washer and dryer, are you ready? 46 years. 46 years. for a washing machine that if we are lucky will l 15 years. americans know they have to place a lot of 'plienses over -- appliances over a period of time. mr. speaker, it's sort of a bittersweet moment for me because this may be the very last time i get to speak from the house floor. and it's an honor to be here and represent the energy and commerce committee, energy subcommittee that i chair. on this bill, but it's been an honor to work on so many other bills over time. i've enjoyed workin

to time. cloud around, the cloud thick enough for some drizzle at times. and a weak weather front continues to drive in some outbreaks of rain. here we will see stronger winds across the northern and western isles, and maybe north—west of the great glen. the cloud will break up elsewhere, a brighter afternoon, still another mild afternoon. perhaps not as mild as christmas eve, but nevertheless, 11 to 13 degrees the overall high. and as we move into wednesday, we've still got that weather front. it's going to gradually drift its way that little bit further south, weaken all the time as it bumps into an area of high pressure. so again we keep the cloud with us and it prevents those temperatures from falling too far. overnight lows between seven and ten degrees. now that front is still with us and it will stay so, as you can see, trailing all the way back into the atlantic. that's going to continue to feed in some moisture from time to time, the colder air sitting in place out to the north—west.

i'll check the with the timing. >> what's a reasonable time if it is not by the end of this year? >> sure. i'll get back to you and check on that and get back to the office. i am trying to accelerate all our leasing practices. it is -- >> winchester kansas. >> you alluded to the awe debt in the kansas city region, what's getting better there? tell me just you know what's improving how are you measuring that? can we expect improvement in six months in three years? >> i -- i think in the coming year we should have -- you know, in coming year we should have -- kansas is in the middle of the country. most of the service is three day service in and out in and out of the country and that's a tough service lane for us now. because we're trying to stretch the transportation -- dollar, and get and fill our trucks. so it is -- it is cumbersome when we're looking at some new routings, and some new transportation modes that i think over the next six months we will -- start to see them take, you know, take shape. but i still, you know, we are -- when i got here, there was the mail if it didn't

so and what happened last time he was president of the un general assembly at the beginning of his time. he said there was a possibility for him to possibly totally destroy north korea. and then he went through those series of to summit. so no visit actually briefly into north korea and then diplomacy that completely beat it out by the end of his to how confused you think they'll be. and joe young about the developments of the moment. oh, i'm not sure i would use care to rise um north korea's position visa, visa peninsula and its neighboring countries as being confused. i think they're watching. uh they certainly can go and has come out and condemn the president news martial law. but i think you have to sort of step back and look at history again and, you know, i think his time has also it a different moment. right? then we were say in, even in the eighty's. so, so you know, all the things that we've been discussing about yeah, bi lateral trilateral alliance and all these things that i think under use administration on the form policy has very much been like engage with the world right

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i'll thank time, and i don't know how many times i've been on 25% are great and the others i sort of i'll tell you. thank you very much for doing it and thank the whole group at time, really very professional people. thank you very much. [applause] >> and to jeff and all of the people from the new york stock exchange. he knows how much i like it because many years ago i bought a building across the street, i wasn't going to buy it and i said it's right next to the new york stock exchange. 40 wall street and tremendous success with it, but you've had success with the new york stock exchange, an incredible job, you and your group, what a beautiful speech, that was some introduction of all of us. but we've gone up since the election, and i was just told by scott, yeah pick scott, he has to be the one chosen for treasury, where is scott, here someplace. >> he's around here and he told me we picked up $3 trillion since election day and i said that's good, what about before the election day. >> we picked up money there because they thought you were going to win. i like this guy, he's going

and i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 7177 as amended? those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. issa: madam speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 8666. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 8666, a bill to amend title 28, united states code, to authorize holding court for the central division of utah in moab and monticello. the speaker pro tempore: pursuan t to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. issa, and the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. issa: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent all members have five legislative da

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time, a specific time, she contacts the embassy and says, i'm going back, i don't expect there to berouble but if i don't show up in a couple of hours, do something. and goes to the gestapo again. this time, he keeps her waiting for roughly an hour and a half. all the foreign correspondence learn that that's pretty much standard operating procedure. at the end of the time, she is startled by what she gets called in for, she's been writing really hard-nosed articles, legislation, that the managed to push through that basically allowed hitler to rule by decree, rendering it irrelevant. and instead of calling her in on that, they call her in on a really quite small, though still ugly article. give her warnings that make it clear that just because things are true isn't going to be enough anymore, small slap on the wrist, let her go. that's the kind of story that she was able to tell in letters to colonel mccormick that never show up in the newspaper. >> pamela atthe same time she was doinsome socializing th herman goering and attended press conferences with joseph goebel's. >> yes. she s

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whatever time. i have left it belongs to him and he the way i walk through the valley of the shadow of death. i shall see no evil for thou art with me surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life. and i loved one the house, the lord forever. so again for those who may not have the context, this is in the immediate aftermath of president reagan being shot less than 80 days into his presidency. so tell us a little bit about more that scene and all. i mean, there's so in there, like i said he was the first person to come visit him in the house, in the hospital and there they prayed together. there and democrat and republican, democrat protestant and catholic. yeah, exactly. and they they worked together, you know, would after reagan got shot, he really did believe that, you know, his life was no longer own. that was it was god's purpose, him. that was what he was going work for, that and that's what he did. and they you know, chapel hill really ranked him over the coals, over iran-c

but the about time was that time at this time was bipartisan because half the time it praised the republicans and the other half it bashed the democrats. i like that a lot are facebook has come under fire for similar reasons they're not in the tank for eisenhower don't think anybody is these days but a lot of republicans went into grievance mode and so that they're in the tank for democrats and there are a lot of people on both sides saying that facebook pushes on people and can change election results. i'm a little not fully skeptical, mostly skeptical of that, partially, i can't name a single person who has changed their votes because of they saw on facebook. and the other reason is that algorithms tend to push content not to new people, but to people who are already interested in the thing being pushed. so when you have russian bots pushing pro-trump and, anti-democrat propaganda, their reach is limited to people who mostly already buy into point of view. so it's not so much changing elections, so much as reinforce, saying what people already believe. i don't know. do you think there's som

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this time. remember, he said in a day he was going to take care of that russia, ukraine business. and then the middle east. everybody was going to fall in line because he was president. anybody with a grain of sense knows that neither one is going to happen. so i think he'll get a pass on some of that, but he'll have to show some progress, because both of these wars are destabilizing in lots of ways. >> all right, larry sabato, we will look ahead to 2025 together. thanks so much for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you. jessica. >> still ahead the new year now just a few days away, many of you may be planning to make some resolutions. we're going to run the numbers on the most popular resolutions and how many people follow through with them. you're in the cnn ne the most exciting time in the worl joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much new year's day on. we're society in crisis. b

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we've seen time and time again where bad actors have attempted to access sensitive information. this measure will strengthen the department's abilities against those who wish to do us harm. this bill is an important step in ensuring that d.h.s. prioritizes policies and procedures, safeguarding research and development. with that, mr. speaker, i encourage my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 9748, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. d'esposito: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you, mr. chairman, for your support and leadership in the homeland security committee. today i rise in support of my bill, h.r. 9748, the research security and accountability in d.h.s. act. my grandfather in his mid 90's died a proud world war ii combat veteran. and one of the things he always told us was to leave the world a little bit

over time i went to his church many times close to 10 times he taught sunday school. he agreed to sit down and do an interview with me a couple of years later before i left that to go to my next market he gave me about an hour of his time as a young kid and early 20s i appreciated that i never forgot applicable to the lesson met he remained in touch with him you continue to correspond with him right? >> i did i wrote letters he signed a letter for my daughter who was born six years ago signed a book for her i would say is always good about keeping in touch, pictures and whatnot my wife made them first birthday we are back in plains she is an opportunity to meet him as well and really just an all-around judgment who did not forget where he came from. >> davis meant thank you for your perspective in speaking with the former president carter who was very accessible if you knew where to find him for david, thank you very much. we'll take a quick break. >> thank you. is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? while bitcoin etfs might offer a familiar face, they

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aubrey asthma over 400 times. and when they gave these presentations, they said there was nothing, nothing to see. it was a sham. this is fiction in their trial memorandum. the managers described this as baseless. now, why did they say that? why did they invoke biden or burisma over. 400 times? the reason they needed to do that is because are here saying that the president must be impeached and removed from office for raising a concern. and that's why we have to talk about this today. they say sham, they say baseless because they say this because if it's okay for someone to say, hey, you know what? maybe there's something here worth raising, then their case crumbles because they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there is no basis to raise this concern. but that's not what public records show. here are just a few of the public sources that flagged questions surrounding this very same issue. the united kingdom serious fraud office. deputy assistant secretary of state george kent. hunter biden's former bus

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and you stood up time and time again and talked realism to all of us. vote-a-rama. and as you go out, just know that there's not a soul in here that doesn't know you are a man of faith. and i appreciate that because you exhibit that faith. you don't preach, you walk the walk, and i just want to say, as others have said before, because it's true, the united states senate will be diminished because of your absence. and appreciate the opportunity to get tow

this is an important bill and at this time i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from indiana is reck -- the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mr. bucshon: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. moolenaar. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. moolenaar: thank you, i want to thank the gentleman for yielding and i want to thank my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, including -- especially congresswoman dingell, my fellow michigander who has worked closely with me on this. i want to rise today in support of this bipartisan legislation. the shandra eisenga human cell safety act. several patients contracted tuberculosis from bone grafts. one of those was my constituent, shandra who passed away august 10, 2023, from t.b. we are joined in the gallery by her daughter amber, her husband brandon, and thairn children as well as shandra's fiance leo and her sister who serves in my office as director of casework. this family has been forever hurt by the loss of s

lip the three-time champion. up auainst the three—time champion. ii?wd favourites, but kind of put them in their own stratosphere, their own category, really difficult as we get into the later stages, that's when it such a good performance, such high scores, and then let's not forget, three—time winner here, two or three—time winner here, two or three years ago, even 12 months ago, but he is going to be really difficult man to beat. everybody is talking about the two luke's. 0n everybody is talking about the two luke's. on a certain dutchman. australia remain in charge of the fourth test in melboune, but india have hope, thanks to a superb first test century from nitish kumar reddy. playing only his fourth test match, the 21 year old hit an unbeaten 105 to drag his side from 191—6 to 358—9 at the close of play. you can see what it meant to his dad here. a special moment. bad light and rain arrived soon after to end play, with india 116 runs behind going into day four — but they have hope of at least a draw thanks to reddy�*s hundred. the series is curr

the tribe has time and time and time and time again shown that they are a distinct, self-governing indianommunity and that they are worthy of federal recognition. it is long past time that congress extends these rights to the lumbee tribe of north carolina. i ask my colleagues to support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. westerman: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from north carolina, the lead sponsor of the bill, mr. rouzer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rouzer: i thank my frentd, the gentleman from arkansas. mr. speaker, i rise in support of my bill, h.r. 1101, the lumbee fairness act to give the lumbee tribe of north carolina the full recognition they have been unfairly deny for decades. the lumbee tribe, comprised of 55,000 members, is the largest american indian tribe east east of the mississippi river and ninth largest in the nation. throughout the recorded history, the lumbee have called southeastern north carolina home, spanning robson, scotland, hogue a

we are not seeing that so much right now, but they will have time, after time, after time over the next four years to stand up to donald trump if that is what they choose to do. it is hard to see. i think people have gotten their stuff over the years and have been let down over and over again. >> then there is the reality, for example, the script leading into this month, there are so many unqualified controversial nominees. you know, the focus is immediately distractive. i will read a quote from mark caputo's piece. adviser to a senate republican put up on wii. reporters are like flies at a picnic. if you put something away from the picnic table, flies will swarm that and leave everyone else alone to eat at the barbecue. i guess the barbecue is a metaphor for confirming pete hegseth. i don't know. or something like that. i feel like there is almost a certain bet that trump has flooded the zone so much that they will be able to get a vast majority of these folks through. >> it has been this game of misdirection that trump has been playing from the beginning. matt gaetz distracted from th

you know, time was flattering. trump yesterday he returned to the flattery toward time. we're seeing that some places. we're not seeing that at all. and most importantly, it's got to be driven by the reporting and by the facts. when there are important investigations and reporting to be done, it's got to be done. and toning down the headlines won't change that. >> yeah, that's that's a great point. there's also something else kind of happening i want to ask you about when it comes to voice of america. donald trump has said that he wants kari lake to take take it over. and for a lot of people know this, but if they don't, i mean, it's an international. how would you describe it? international broadcaster that gets funding from the u.s. government? yeah. um, is that going to happen? >> it may happen, but it may take a while. and it's a really interesting example of how trump is trying to use his power more aggressively in a second term and remind people why that is concerning to so many journalists. this is a us funded international broadcaster covering the world. the idea

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limited time. told anybody in this room knows this, there's an election coming up in three weeks. when you look at your inbox, what do you want to get -- what emails to want to get completed? what other major projects you want to get done in the next few weeks? and then, maybe just one or two. and then what advice would you have for the next set of policymakers that come in? >> how much time -- >> and you get two minutes. [laughing] >> look, this is a job that makes you humble. there's always more to do. if you're doing it, if you're doing a decent job, people want you to do more, and that's both flattering but it's also daunting. what's on my inbox these days? we've got to get ukraine right. and i'm working on an economic engagement with ukraine, , ener, for the winter for ukraine. ukraine is paying for it sovereignty and for our ideals with its own blood. we've got to provide them with what they need to win. so ukraine takes up a lot of my time. i'm also spending a fair amount of time with japan

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during my entire time in public service, from the time i ran for state senate through today, i've been passionate about the right to protect all human life, including unborn babies. it's been a privilege to lead the life at conception act, which seeks to protect the most vulnerable among us, the unborn. now, supreme court historic dobbs decision states now are fully authorized to protect life from the moment of conception. my bill, life at conception act, is a biological fact. joe biden agrees with my bill. he said it last year. he believes life begins at conception. they used to teach this in school. in biology classes across the country. in public schools they would teach all human life begins at conception. that is just simply a fact. you can have dinner views on things, but -- different views on things, but it's a fact of life, the fact that life begins at conception. i'm proud that most of my republican colleagues have supported my legislation. and i urge folks to continue to fight for all human life as we go forward. i've got a few closing comments and folks i want to thank but i

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donald always went home, yet it was the time of free love. it was a time of woodstock. it had nothing to do with where society was. >> oh, marlo thomas, oh, my god. she punted the ball to mary tyler moore and mary tyler moore ran with it. >> i remember why i broke off with howard. mary tyler moore was just so massive todealing with, like, all of these men i have been dating since i was 17, i'm 37. >> that's two decades of dating. >> mary richards was actively having sex. >> don't forget to take your pill. i won't. what you've got in the 70s is women not embarrassed that they don't have a husband who takes care of them, and they have to stay home. and that really made a statement. and along comes bea arthur playing maude. that couldn't have been done in the 50s or 60s. it just wouldn't have been done. feminine fulfillment tells you to be cute and frilly and perky and pamper your husband to just cater to his every whim, right? >> i used to just call that being married. >> we started filming maude in july of 72, and roe v wade had passed. and so abortion was a big issue fo