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so the goal is toin crease cpr and increase the public's intersections to try to improve the survive amount of the victims. they can be added into the system and there is challenges with people from the outside responding and interfering with us getting the first. we have not put into that post but it's something that they're very excited. i know mitchel, has put a lot of time and effort into this. and it's one of the things that they're very proud of. >> thank you, chief. ?*fm h >> all right, i have no other questions. i believe vice president has questions and comments. >> thank you very much, madam president. yes, i have some questions but some comments as well. i wanted to first comment and appreciate and thank you for your comprehensive report. the narrative, it's excellent. i also like the range that you cover within your report and within the unit. thank you for bringing up, the staff that delivered the twin babies, that was major to read but also realizing appreciative that supervisor definitely recognize them. i just want to give overall acknowledgment. i would like to ask c

and i think that the visit of putin toin iran demonstrates tw things. isolation of putin by anti-putin coalition in the world is working. and putin stay with a limited number of friends, including iran, north korea. we need to have more sanctions and sanctions would be more severed just to push putin to stop. and to feed ukrainian. number two, this is russian soldiers exhausted? no. at the same time, hundreds of russian soldiers refusing to go to ukraine, even prepared to go to prison than to ukraine. this is another sign of the efficiency of the ukrainian army together with the western weapons. and point number three, what i see with my own hands on the east of my country. i was there with another friend of ukraine, the -- one of the members of the coalition, one of the leaders. with that situation, i want to use this opportunity to invite to the east of ukraine, american congressmen, american leaders, and i am even ready to be together with them, shoulder to shoulder, deliver them to the front line with their own eyes, you will see what is there, what

and this, laura , is what inspired me toin write this book . i could not sit there silently and watch the american press abandon our democracy by taking sides. so i blow the whistle on them in the book and you point out that they end up hurting themselves. the press, they hear they hurt their own cause because if they had just been t honest with the public about biden and maybe advance someone like amy klobuchar or something like that advancer, but at least given her a little bit more attention, maybe something else, maybe not. but they weren't they weren't willing to be honest about who joe biden was. they still hiding the biden story. >> i know you addressed that as well, but they caused this. they caused it. well, they also caused a large degree of the polarization ine america because whenam they constantly blame the right and the same tactics the left engages in, but they don't tell the american people they suppress the newss about the left. one of my examples is a democratic county chairman in texas who called senator tim scott, republican

obama, but her her political life and career has been quite interesting from democrat to independent toinrepublican to democrat and quite frankly, she found god guns the gop about a day and a half before she decided to run for governor from the voters of arizona. they are learning thatvehe the n they learn about her, they are coming to the conclusion that that i am the candidate toth vote for. that's why we are surging in the polls and that's why we will keep this momentum going through election daykes. all right, karen, we're going to be watching this really closely. i still can't believe,, that's like the wildest thing ever.tha but karen, i'm going to be watching it. thanks so much for joining. say hi to the crowd there. all right. up t next,he what are they tryig to teach your children? we're going to take you inside the national education association latest assimimdu. y and i'm going to expose the disturbing proposals they're attempting to implement nationwide. theretionwide, let'. do they have life insurance? no, but we have life insurance, john . are trying to find something we can

i think we're going toin see massive layoffs in the third and fourth quarter of this year as employers start to react toit the reality of inflation by laying off workersy , well, then they're going to redefine what it means to be laid, peter . so the redefinition never ends and the administration e. great to see you as always. all right. last time biden nominated rupali n taci, a radical arizon based lawyer to the 9th circuit court of appeals. >> so who exactly is she? you argued that it would be a problem to extend an exemption on the grounds of religious freedom to a particular small business. you've been very active in an organization that fights against school choice in arizonaa tsc. se you chosen an area of the laws that really requires you to wear jersey to clearly do havear a liberal world view, liberal world view. >> that's an understatement atvi first, reported by fox digital, deci serves on the board ofs just o communities arizona. g it's a group whose mission is to create a world free of prisons and punishment. >> so how do you seriously t consider having someonehe on the be

people are really going to feel this in a way -- while putin might be able toin flikt this pain right as much is making the consumers in europe understand what it feels like when you don't have a good energy policy. you don't have the energy security. you're so reliant on russia. climate change activists who have been trying to make this case that we need to move more towards renewable energy, they are effectively making this for them by saying this reliance is now inflicting damage and pain to you at home. they're talking in one report 65% increase in energy costs for the consumer. you are going to feel that. this isn't just, hey, guys, go put on an extra sweatshirt or throw on an extra comforter at night in your bed. people will feel this and it's hard not to imagine we will feel it here in the u.s. >> two things. one, i will say putin may be trying to drive divisions in europe but the story is they're sticking together. this agreement is very much about solidarity and unity, hungary aside. you have these southern european nation that is don't use as much natural gas standing up and

when the plane is taking off and people are going toin jump on te wheels of the aircraft to get out ofountry, that is the biden administration. this will not change until donald trump's back in the white housege and we get a commander in chief whoho knows w to lead, but you're absolutely right. hundreds of pilot, thousands of national guard potentially leaving our force at aar time wn they can't meet the recruiting standard in the recruiting objective that they have to get to. that's the situation. the congressmen, back to that point, every time i don't have the white house, we can do anything until we have the president. then we have the president, we don't have congress. you guys have the power of the purse, do you not? you could defund the stuff the first day that you guys take power? >> oh, sure. we do have a confident, we do want to defund the crazy thing is that the leadership and biden are doing. that's a key distinction. we never want to penalize our great men and women in uniform to serve our country, with their lives, but the people at the top or doing the crazy thing is, of

you've got a lot of the climate activists asking joe biden toin go further than his de factori moratorium on offshore drilling. right now they want him togh cancel existing leases and hets basically wants us to have a self-imposed moratorium on oil and gas in this country while lifting the sanctions for iran and venezuela. people need to know thiso is scary stuff. by the way, t joe biden needs to do something you don't need to know. you need to be a pollster to conclude the following. if a majority of democrats and voters of color and womennd and others don't want you to run for a second term, it's because they don't like what you're doing in the first term. and taking an issue that's mired in single digits likes, the climate crisis and ignoringi inflation is how he earnsgn the 19 percent approval rating among hispanics. run outmore want to and buy electric cars and they want to call themselves latin x. if you look atut all the polls and i don't know, sean, why joe biden even tries to be woke because there's no j way you ca be okay if you're sound sleep well, that's a good point. >> and w

toin report when they findh these justices. >> that's a very scary, scary thing. by the way, congratulations. i know that your platform is growing by leaps and boundstf ,senator brown. you know, to me this is prettyse simple stuffna. you don't get to harass supreme court justices. eighteenst usc, fifteen 07. very clear . you cannot intimidate at their place of work att their residence thatt would be judges. that would be court officers. that would be jurists. b thate would be anybody you can't harass h them at home and you can't harass them in a court building. but yet merrick garland does nothing. >> why? >> well, that's the question. why, god forbid something drastic happens. somebody gets hurt orebrt killed and then it's on him and it's on this administration is on every democrat, including chuck schumer, that called for this type of action or activities. the lackck of respect between individuals right now is out of control. and we've spoken aboutn it many times. we need to calm downdo the rhetoric and people need to get to their jobs and do their jobs well and

is adding a powerful tool to the toolkit toin track what's going on in their operations.they are generally assigned as a malfunction. and that just drives efficiency and operation. >> i have yet to have the democrats say they don't support that. thank you. spent the reason we have devoted so much time is because it is a super pollutant driving higher cost and what caught my attention is venting methane into the atmosphere is like throwing garbage into the street outside your home. it is worse than that throwing good food that committees elsewhere into the street outside your home. at the last committee meeting we had. and the governor from new mexico has worked and developing a model so is that why it's important to have strong federal standards here on methane? what is your view quick. >> i'm a very big believer in federalism. and that as colorado comes to esmind canada has some strong restrictions but then to have a level playing field and then with respect to exports from the rest of the world. and then to see upstream greenhouse gas footprint. and that comes out of th

after we celebrate the good of america, we want america toin live up to its founding documents. but we love but this country. that's what we're going to be celebrating all night today. and kalighat specialist, somebody named ronald reagan. well, yeah. yeah, definitely conservative legend, the great communicator, somebody who stood for family values, states rights, deregulation, lower taxes, a and it really does feel like wee are to do a duplicate time to the carter administration right now where you have somebody in the white house saying don't worry about energy foror a sweater on . so t maybe there will be a repet ofan a reagan come next presidential term. we're going to have to waito and see on that one . so my favorite american is ronald reagan, but also dolly parton. carly dolly parton because she she she's a perfect person. she's so talented. yes. yes. and going back to unity, i mean, she doesn't get political. she's just somebody that everybody can love. she is a real americanan. best thing about dolly parton if you go to dollywood, which i grew up visiting not far from m

around in the course of the last couple of days, last 48 hours where we may have been in a position toinhers around him but those are the questions here at white house. >> and you started to touch on this peter, but it is worth repeating and getting into the specifics of it. because the president, any president is well protected, a president who is 79 years old in the face of a covid pandemic all the more so. and there are protocols that he has been observing since he came into office about who could have contact with the president and what you have to establish to become in close contact with the president. you could walk us through that. >> yeah. you're exactly right. the white house has been very strict in these protocols and frankly for the course of the time that -- since this presidency began, in order to be in what we describe as the press pool, the group that would interact with the president in some close space, you would have to test negative that day. if you were being invited into the oval office, you would have to have a negative test. and that wasn't unique to the press. th

they're not easily replaced so we need toin steut more preventive measures.right now he see that in sf county,s at the positivity is over 15%. from what it looks like on your graph, that's a peak of the omicron surge. it was 18.9%. we're nearing what was the peak and there is no indoor mask mandate. i'm concerned about dr. philip's dmeant seems to suggest there is no point of instituting an indoor mask mandate because of poor compliance and enforcement. the fact of the matter is you're ate public health department, you're a public health leader and your job is to solve problems. this feels like either a cop-out or helplessness. there are things you can do to increase enforcement meaning more signs and education and clearly explaining why it's foreign mask even if you're vaccinated as we are in the still in a mask disabling event. we still don't know what the health outcomes are. this is not an unsolvable problem. it's a lack of will not problem solving. we're in high community levels which should trigger an indoor mask requirement. people are getting outdoors

. >> we will be looking toin the feds. let me shift gears and i'm sorry. the implementation the bill in california thatth is basically taking small truckers and putting them out of business they are not operating as a part of a larger company. have c you any guidance on the truckers in the state about how we will apply this to complete they have a place at the table anymore? >> it is a very important part just as they are in the present. >> thank you mr. chair and i will yield back. next will be the congressman. >> thank you mr. chairman and mr. sec. it's great to see you. welcome back to the committee. let me just tell you how much i've been enjoying your testimony and answers to questions. my start wasn't much of a head turner but very practical. i appreciate that sensibility and also the calm and factual way that you have debunked a few of the things that have been thrown at you whether it's the price tag or the conspiracy theories about the government taking without compensation. we appreciate yourr leadership. one of the great things coming from a coa