as the youngest member of the united states congress and first member of gen z, i am often asked whatlved in this work and the answer is quite simple. i did not want to get shot in school. i was 15 years old when a shooter walked into sandy hook elementary school and murdered six children and six teachers. i went to school the next day with anxiety and fear. that my life would be taken, my friend life would be taken in my family's life would be taken by senseless gun violence. i was served as a national organizing director for march from our lives a movement that inspired young people across the nation to demand safe communities. we came together. every town. sandy hook promise, bombs and action, community justice action fund and so many on the ground organizations that have been doing this work for decades. it is because of that steadfast passionate organizing that we are winning movement. we are winning movement doing very difficult work. .... .... [applause] a federal coordinated response on this issue today that phil and move it will become reality due to the leadership of preside

if you think of the united states congress in the - it? hink of the united i states congress in the building behind me, at least the image thereof, live images. it's made of a lower chamber and an upper chamber, it has the house of representatives and it has the senate. so yeah, 335 to 91 is an overwhelming majority. democrats of the house of representatives have absolutely backed up speaker kevin mccarthy, he was already under extreme threat from hardline republicans, if he tries to push through by the upper chamber to continue funding the other... 17th of november, he would be vacated, he would be kicked out of office. so what he's done alongside republicans and democrats in the house of representatives is agreed to this deal that doesn't actually give democrats everything they wanted. they want for instance, $6 billion to be released under the senate proposal that was effectively vetoed by the hardliners, they're not going to get that. the white house has welcomed the house of representatives passing the bill, but the separate bill being

united states has advanced with about 30 percent. a story in the united states sentenced an attacker to the united states congress to 17 years. culture and crime were arrested in their attack on the us congress building , he was sentenced to 17 years in prison. regional game in america . more than a thousand extreme fans trump, who attacked the congress building two years ago in protest of the election results , a legal case was filed. the head of the environmental protection organization announced the implementation of the miami sabzevar axis security project in turan national park and said that in order to protect the iranian cheetah, lighting and surveillance cameras will be installed. the speed is being implemented on this road and its fencing operation has also been funded. the effort to create a safe crossing of yuzli this year, a cub and a pregnant female yuz died in an accident on the miami sabzevar axis, the same fate that happened in the past years on the same route for ten days. it was also determined that more than out of 30% of the deaths that have been recorded so far are related to the roads, turan national par

sir, i write to inform you i am resigning my condition as a member of the united states congress representing the second congressional district of utah. effective at the close of the day of september 15, 2023. it has been the honor of my lifetime to represent the second congressional district of utah in the united states house of representatives. and i am eternally grateful for the trust and faith that the people of the second district placed in me to serve as their member of congress for the past 11 years. in enclosed please find a copy of the letter i have submitted to the utah governor. sincerely, chris stewart, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 5-d, rule torques the chair announces to the house in light of resignation of the gentleman from utah, mr. chris stewart, the whole number of the house is now 433. for what purpose does gentlelady from wisconsin seek recognition? ms. moore: recognition for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. moore: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to appea

[applause] >> the united states -- the united states congress supports us, the president supports us,people support us, ukraine will always be grateful for this never before have there been such a powerful unity between ukraine and america but what could be more convincing than when even america's children are eager to help defend freedom. please. [applause] >> ryan. this man is a really strong man. together withe his father he launched a very inspiring project using hearts, it is a blue and yellow sculptor that reminds other people, other communities, other nations, what the freedom is all about. these projects big donations, big donations to buy equipment for ukrainians. ryan could play with station, a real man but he's a teenager. but ryan has strong, great heart. [applause] >> golden heart. take freedom seriously. thank you, ryan, thank you, our friend. [applause] >> and it is great privilege to honor of you with awards of ukraine on february 21st, we in ukraine would not have known that we would be support bid so many people and such kind of -- such kind of people but now we see

last month i asked the united states congress for additional funds to expand world bank financing. are $25000000000.00. and the g 20 rally the major economies of the world to mobilize even more fund. collectively, we can deliver a transformational boost to world bank lending. and because of all of our development banks are among the best tools we have for modeling of mobilizing transparent, high quality investment in developing countries, reforming these institutions can be a game changer. similarly, we propose making sure developing countries have a strong voice and representation ident national monitor, fine. we're going to continue rivers to reform the world trade organization, preserve competition, openness, transparency and renal law. while at the same time, quickly to, to better attack a modern day imperative, like dr. easy clean energy transition, protecting workers promoting an inclusive and sustainable growth. and this month, we strengthen the g 20 as the vital form, welcoming the african union as a permanent member. pregnant strategy nurse, the tissues that's the only hal

official caught pushing this poison inadmissible to the united states. congress cannot stand idly by while chinese communists and cartel thugs line their pockets by drugging and killing american citizens. the c.c.p. is using our porous border to continue their march to dominate the nation. it's time to send china a message and it will not be tolerated. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgarvey: mr. speaker, i rise today in solidarity with the united auto workers. louisville, kentucky, is a ford town. since 1969 we have been making ford trucks. every ford escape, f-250, f-350 is made in louisville kentucky with union labor from our brothers brothers and sisters in local 862. providing jobs and good life for so many louisville families. we make ford trucks. and we are proud of ford's success. ford made billions in profits last year. local 862 was responsible for 52

united states is about two days and five hours from a shutdown. and frankly, when it comes to that, the reality of it is the very least they could do is deal with funding the government because congress hasn't passed a single one of a dozen appropriations bills it's supposed to deal with every year, and the shutdown itself is nothing compared to the crisis the united states is facing. the congress fails again and again to address america's national debt, $33 trillion. it is growing very quickly. it has grown a trillion dollars in the past three months alone. a trillion dollars of extra spending, and yet, they're calling each other scum bags behind closed doors and going ahead with an impeachment inquiry where the star witness says there's not enough evidence for impeachment. is a shutdown is looming. republicans are fighting among themselves. >> sometimes congress feels like high school, and it's easy to see way on a day like today, you have a member confronting the speaker of the house about mean social media posts. republicans spent at their impeachment hearing which some republicans admitted to me fell flat for them, and then later tonight the house is going to be voting on a pack

international cooperation to preserve democracy depends on our cooperation here in the congress of the united states. democrats and republicans have found consensus on the issue in the past, securing vital hit and humanitarian aid for ukraine. we must keep working in a bipartisan fashion to ensure that the ukrainians receive whatever tools and resources they need to succeed on the battlefield. because only the great arsenal of democracy, as we said during world war ii, can vanquish an axis of evil. i echo what president truman and the congress said to the congress in 1952 when trying to secure further aid for a war-torn europe, he said this, if through inaction we dessert the cause of democracy, the democratic hope may be exterminated in broad areas of this earth. we must not let that happen. president truman called on congas i urge you now, add powerful momentum to the democratic counter offensive which inspires in the people of the world a sense of their own destiny as free men and women. we have built up that momentum steadily over the last year and a half. imagine how much more it will grow in t

somewhat to refute, meanwhile , the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, arrived at the united states congresstates of america in literally 10 minutes at 17:00 kyiv time, his scheduled speech before the senators, let's hope that the results of this speech actually affect and in the senate and in general for the leadership of the united states of america, we all hope that the attacks will still be included in this aid package that should be handed over to ukraine in the near future. iryna will join us, at least we hope so. in the meantime, we will inform you about the latest news that appears in the tape, in addition to this conversation , what antin already mentioned about the supply of weapons poland, ukraine, the actual tension between the countries is quite high, and the meeting between the presidents of ukraine and poland , zelenskyi and duda, which was supposed to take place a few days ago, did not take place within the framework of the united nations. the meeting was postponed. something was added, the president of poland was not able to meet with our president, and today there was alrea

it was shameful i thought that he was not allowed by the speaker to address the united states congress even for that matter meet with members of the health intelligence committee and interested members so that he can explain to them what their situation is. again, ask for our help. host: our guest is with us until 10:00. if you want to ask questions it is democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. representative larson over the last couple weeks any on social security have called the program asking if the shutdown happens what happens them can you elaborate what they may accept? guest: they are rightfully concerned. anybody on social security can you imagine, the last time congress enhanced social security was 52 years ago. richard nixon was the president. so people should be concerned in general. with 10,000 baby boomers a day becoming eligible for social security there will be more than 70 million of our fellow americans who will be relying on their social security. congress has not enhanced this in 52 years. so, yes, there is concern etc. abou

through all of those votes for us said hakeem jeffries 30 to 14 times got sworn into the united states congress saturday night, i told folks, what we experience of his past several days is a microcosm of what congress will be for the next two years under speaker kevin mccarthy. the weakest speaker perhaps in u.s. history because his seat is grabbed power to the far right wing bash destroying of the republican party that wants to take the whole ship down with him. the way like to explain is they manufacture him up. they, say unless you do what we, what we are going to detonate it. some actually want to dead tonight it. see what happens. maybe they are curious. we saw that happen with the threat of the deep ball that just happened. we are back in the same place with the threat of a government shutdown, which, i think, is almost certain to happen. >> okay. but they hear the speaker of the house. how do you get the job done? >> that is a question. i think what the speaker should have done is ensured he was in a better place at the beginning of this, right? at the beginning of his speakership. becau

congress . when the federal prosecutors of the united states read the historic sentence, they said that this was a considered terrorist act. thousands of trump supporters attacked the congress on the sixth day of 2021 under the pretext of massive fraud in the elections. last week, another leader of the group was sentenced to 18 years in prison in the attack on the us congress building, killing 5 people, including a police officer, and killing more than 40 policemen. they were wounded. in the following, we look at some short foreign news . elementary school has extended its oil production cut by one million barrels until the end of autumn . the math of this picture is in the framework of strengthening the efforts of opec+ countries to support the balance in the russian market. the day will continue until the end of autumn after this decision of russia and saudi arabia became known in the media, the price of brent crude oil reached 90 billion dollars per barrel , which is unprecedented in the last 10 months. the representatives of the people's new ecological and social union , which is a factional

that is, aid to ukraine, and i think that including it depends on how quickly and how the united states, congress will deal with it question, and they will approve a new budget resolution, new funding, and i repeat, we have a direct interest in this happening, because 24 billion, including, i think, may then include ballistic, serious missiles for the armed forces of ukraine, what kind of tricks they will fight... and how to use them, i think, here it is not necessary to ask nvik, but the diligent commander-in-chief of our general staff, who, i confirm, directly work with american partners, military specialists, those more pentagon like you know, he sends not only auditors, but also serious advisers, technical assistance, serious experts, military personnel who work with our specialists of the armed forces of ukraine 24/7 , that is, around the clock in all matters related to the supply, repair, and use of modern weapons and equipment that our partners give us, the same will happen with ballistic missiles. despite the absence of atakams, we can see how ukraine has been quite successfully fighting

and one of the most important jobs of the united states congress is to pass a budget.t we were just talking about. this is one of the weakest speakers that we've seen in the history of our country. he can't even get his own calling friends together to pass the bills that we need to pass to ensure that we from the government. >> i can tell you that in kevin mccarthy's first term as a member of the house, he never had a moment that the news media noticed in any way. he is just with his incompetence, with his party's incompetence, handing you these opportunities to display to the country who they really are. >> they are. and it's unfortunate. lawrence, we don't want to have these moments. we don't want to be in oversight committee for six, seven hours handing the republicans, handing the republicans of the committee, exactly the facts. because they don't have any. we don't want to be in that situation. but the fact of the matter is, but the governments about the shutdown in two days. they've launched impeachment inquiry with absolutely no evidence that ties the president

i think the more important audience for presidents landscape izzy won in the united states congress.d up by obstructionists in the caucus i think he wants to make the biggest in impressionistic at that, this is nothing to play politics with. at the survival of the ukrainian people and the creamy nation is at stake and kevin mccarthy's politics with matt gaetz are offensive by comparison. >> president zelenskyy reminded the united nations today and the world of vladimir putin is the biggest kidnapper on the planet. let's listen to that. >> we know the names of tens of thousands of children and have evidence of hundreds of thousands of others kidnapped by russia in the occupied territories of ukraine, and later deported. the international criminal court issued arrest warrants for putin for this crime. we are trying to get the children back home but time goes by. what will happen with that, what will happen to them? those children in russia are taught to hate ukraine and all ties with their families are broken, and this is clearly a form of genocide when hatred is weaponized against one

cylinders on that, but i think that the fact is that there are many within the united states government, particularly united states congress that are learning and continued to know exactly what's happening and 0. yeah, continue to push for with this theory and people are calling for afterwards. i had more so than i just wanted to say one thing if you don't mind is yeah, you know, we keep looking at this thing. i said, as one look 13 years as it's there. well, he had the entire russian air force and in, in, in a huge amount of percentage of his balance. it's our journey and well, this is and then you're on the back end, the conventional military, and still, he doesn't control the northwest is likely sold it northeast. the dime swayed ahold though they're under this control, are obviously not. they're protesting against them all the time. the 55 kilometers though, it continues to be out of his control in this out. and i think that's an important reminder that the syrian people in their ocean tests are by for 13 years. and that's what's truly inspirational. a lot that has done with all of this military, so important bit of th

. >> look up the word dysfunction in the dictionary and you will see united states congress. >> reporter: a handful of hard-line conservatives demanding even more spending cuts. the american people get screwed with more debt and pend spending they dheent want rich republican ainge we are one day left to pass a spending bill and avoid a midnight shutdown saturday. >> they killed the most conservative position we could take and then called themselves the conservatives which is like make that make sense. >> reporter: the speaker looking to shift blame if 3.5 million federal workers are forced to forego paychecks, though most will receive back pay when a a shutdown ends. >> what do you say to federal workers worried about their paychecks, that this is a political gamble - >> i am saying the republicans in here are trying to keep the government open. sounds like you think the democrats are going to shut it down. >> reporter: as president biden warned impact on 2 million military families who will serve without pay. >> you can't be playing politics while our troops stand in the breach it's an

speech affecting our democratic institutions, elections, the function of a body like the united states congress. the role of the executive branch and the presidency amid these buffeting tensions and the o erosion of truth. what does it state and how do we fortify our institutions customer sometimes i get frustrated because a conversation about democracy often does not reference free speech. it's all about free and fair elections and of course it's incredibly important. and voting rights and free states his underpinning is almost being lost in this mortal debate on how we savor democracy. >> it is eight mortal debate. i think one of the problems is you have essentially only one major political party that seems to believe in democratic values now. you have another one who's doing everything they can to undermine them. when you have the large majority of republican voters believe in the last election was stolen, as they do. very large majority of republican voters believe donald trump won the last election. and he was cheated of his victory. if the assault on the truth has reached that level of su

free speech affecting our democratic institutions elections, the functioning of a body like united states congress, the role of the executive branch and a presidency kind of amid these tensions and the erosion of truth. you know, what -- what is at stake and how can we fortify our institutions. sometimes i get frustrated because the conversation about democracy often doesn't even seem to reference free speech. all about free and fair elections and, of course, that's incredibly important and voting rights and yet free speech is underpinning that i feel is almost sort of being lost in this mortal debate of how we save our democracy. >> yeah, well, it is a moral debate and i think one of the problems is that you have essentially only one major political party that seems to believe in democratic values now. and you have another one that seems to be doing everything that you can oh to undermine them and when you have the large majority of republican voters believing that the last election was stolen as they do every time. very large majority of republican voters believe that donald trump won the last e

one of the most important jobs of the united states congress is to pass the budget.gotten to the other 11 appropriation bills we need to pass is a shame. this comes from a guy who is a leader of a party that claims to be the fiscally responsible party. >> and not paying the bills, the basic function of government. before we let you go, i want your thoughts and expectations for this impeachment inquiry hearing that's supposed to happen next week. what can we expect? >> we'll expect what we've seen. they have no new evidence. there's no evidence at all that connects what they're saying happened with hunter biden to president biden. the fact of the matter is if they want to look at an actual family that has abused the position of the presidency to benefit their bottom line, they should look at the trump family. hunter biden never had a position in the white house versus donald trump who hired his kids with security clearance and they benefited from that financially, and he did too. there's no evidence connecting this to president biden and they know that. when you tune

with the hiv thing helping set up the first programs in america lobbying for them in the united states. congress. >> so mayor are, you know, not to put political labels on people, but it's what it's what we do. but she was known as a conservative democrat. and you are known affectionately as as a very liberal mayor get. is that something that was viewed within the confines of san francisco in the bay area, or is that just sort of a national? viewpoint? >> well, i think i think that here she was more on the conservative side, centrist conservative side, whichever one you want to choose. so that's very accurate. but when she went to the congress, clearly the values and the issue she brought that some of which i was just talking about bade her, a very a progressive liberal united states senator i don't think she ever backed away from that. i think she let the labels come out or from the pundits. she didn't try to label or self. >> hey, artist. katherine, you have great and anecdotes about people who've after worked with the mother. theresa comes to mind. so do you have any stories about dianne fein

. >> i'm calling on the united states congress, democrats and republicans, to ensure the funding is there to deal with the immediate crises. >> reporter: fema officials announcing money is running out and the $3.4 billion the agency has in reserves could be gone by mid september back in horseshoe beach, governor ron desantis handing out food and not meeting with president biden >> look, we know that these storms are things that happen in the state of florida but what we have to do is just respond as strong as we can >> reporter: but residents say more help is needed >> for everybody i think it is just not knowing what's going to come next >> reporter: during his visit the president did meet with republican senator rick scott in a display of the much needed bipartisanship in congress while the president waits for them to approve the additional funds for fema peter? >> guad venegas on the gold coast of florida for us thank you. >>> a massive wildfire is spreading in texas tonight. the game preserve fire has burned more than 4,000 acres. it broke out north of huntsville on friday the fire is

last month i asked the united states congress for additional funds to expand world bank financing by $25 billion. and g-20 we rallied the major economies of the world to mobilize even more funding. collectively we can deliver a transformational boost to world bank lending. and because the banks are among the best tools we have for mobilizing transparent high quality investment in developing countries, reforming these institutions can be a game changer. similarly, we propose making sure developing countries have such strong voice and representation at the international monetary fund. we are going to continue efforts to reform the world trade organization, preserve competition, openness, transparency, and the rule of law. while at the same time equipping it to bert tackle modern -- better tackle modern day imperatives like driving the clean energy transition, protecting workers, promoting inclusive and sustainable growth. in this month we strengthen the g-20 as a vital forum welcoming the african union as a permanent member. upgrading and strengthening our institutions, that's only hal

so i'm calling on the united states congress democrats and republicans to ensure the funding is there to deal with they immediate crisis. >> the president from last week during his visit in florida put it into context. in august, the president put in a request to congress for emergency funding, $40 billion package, a lot of money going to ukraine are supposedly going to ukraine and about $12 billion going to replenish the disaster fund. lastly, the president increase the request to $16 billion. the reason he has to make the case to congress this time is because >> the fema money is part of a bigger package that is not uniformly approved usually, no e approving money but the ukraine money makes it more complicated. it's a much more complicated issue, it's not like we will help hawaii and florida rebuild. the question is whether congress will approve the overall package or whether there will be too many people who are opposed to the ukraine portion of the president's request and what that will mean and whether the package will get voted down or whether they will split the request into.

the reason to really take seriously elections because what the supreme court took away, the united states congress can put back in place. >> sandra: so are democrats failing to clearly state where they stand on this issue? >> yes, yes, and we always talk about abortion being an achilles heel for republicans, and look, republicans have lost every single ballot initiative post roe. we don't often talk about the other side. 22% say abortion should be legal in the third trimester, 37% in the second trimester, 13 weeks after. democrats are refusing to name any line, so the republican party should start asking two really important questions. when does a baby feel pain, should abortion be banned when a baby feels pain, and should a baby outside the womb who survives abortion be protected in the wake of 210 democrats voting against that legislation when mccarthy brought it forward. >> sandra: interesting analysis, i heard you comment on the issue of pain following a recent interview with mike pence. >> he's done a good job of reorienting the discussion and creating a pro mother, pro family agenda, the chi

united states. what's next? next, now i think, there will be such a pause caused, including, by internal political issues in the united states of america itself, in the us congresse know is currently considering a very difficult issue regarding the restoration of the budget and the new budget after october 1, there are not easy battles going on, but there in this new budget. in this new budget resolution, us president biden laid down 24 billion dollars for precisely supporting the ukrainian armed forces, humanitarian aid and budget aid, that is, aid to ukraine, and i think that including atakams, depend on how much quickly, and how the united states, congress will deal with this issue, and pass a new budget resolution, new funding, and i repeat, we have a direct interest in that happening, because 24 billion, including, i think, may then include ballistic, serious missiles for the armed forces of ukraine, with which warheads they will be used, how to be used, i think you should not ask newk here, but the diligent commander-in-chief, our general staff, which directly, i confirm, directly work with american partners, military specialists. moreover, as you know, th

the question we don't think about plan b so today i worked hard with the team worked in the united states congress the senators reached out to them talked absolutely frankly, any questions, i am ready for all questions, i understand in detail what is happening with us, starting from the battlefield to economic processes, that is why we are very good , they liked them very much, they got all the answers , they said that we are grateful we got everything , we got a lot of things understood why one way or another, etc. and that's why i think that there will be a normal result. well, you should understand about the congressmen who support ukraine, they are satisfied with our conversation and our decisions . some things we do not communicate about our positions on the field also happen on the next steps and here i didn't have any secrets. we talked . well, there were almost none, i mean. i can't say everything in detail. but nevertheless, we talked about our plans, our actions, where we need help, what kind of help is needed, and already i want to emphasize that this is still politics , the electoral p

even yesterday, she was taking me to rate -- she was begging me to reconsider a run for united states congressrarely ever turned her down in our friendship, but i said, no, diane, no thank you. the point is she was thinking about me. . t just her. and she was thinking about what could she do? she asked me this. what can i do to bri the country together? she still was very active in her office, she was meeting her daily schedule while i was there for what she was going to do today. and in the future. one of the things she fought for was appropriations for california. as i'm sure everyone in the world now knows, our government may close because we can't fund our budget. and those appropriations are in the budget. i'm hoping, if something impressive passes, i would love it to be passed in her honor. i think it would be so fitting. >> speaking of her legacy and things happening in her honor in california, she did so much there, becoming mayor of san francisco at a time when the city was in a very bad place. >> yes. she did. she was the chairman of the board of supervisors of san francisco when the

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urged congress to make sure there is enough money for the next disaster >> i'm calling on the united states congress, democrats and republicans, to ensure the funding is there to deal with the immediate crises. >> reporter: fema officials announcing money is running out and the $3.4 billion the agency has in reserves could be gone by mid september. back in horseshoe beach, governor ron desantis handing out food and not meeting with president biden. >> look, we know that these storms are things that happen in the state of florida but what we have to do is just respond as strong as we can. >> reporter: but residents say more help is needed. >> for everybody i think it is just not knowing what's going to come next. >> reporter: during his visit the president did meet with republican senator rick scott in a display of the much needed bipartisanship in congress while the president waits for them to approve the additional funds for fema >> our thanks to guad for that report >>> in ukraine, russian drones attack ports along the danube river, infrastructure that is critical to ukraine's grain exports. at le