utah is a special place. we have to keep utah strong it is those conservative values that have kept us that way. there are others who want us to follow places like california, we will not do that we will keep you in utah strong picnics want to follow places like california we will not do that we will keep utah strong. >> thank you. i want to jump into the next topic will be about polarization. you're going to get this first question. exactly 23 years ago our nation was united in the aftermath of the tragic september 11 attacks. today we seem to be facing ever-increasing polarization. through that lens, what are your thoughts on the presidential debate last night and how do you believe leaders at state and national level can foster more constructive dialogue and maybe even some unity. >> adjacent, being it is september 11 i think we ought to not let the lesson from september 11 escape us of the consequences of empire the blowback it creates the exhaustion of our nation's resources that we are still experiencin

for utah. >> same question mr. latham but. >> just to build upon my earlier answer about free to build a program i encourage folks interested in this issue to look at the free to build.org website. it has some great market oriented solutions that can again increase housing affordability in utah. and look, what are the issues about utah legislature it is composed of a large number of developers one oh wait developers make their money is to reduce the supply. when you reduce the supply and have the construction cartel that raises the cost of a makes it more profitable for the developer i met free market liberty minded person who is not going to put up with that kind of approach. yes, they might overrule my veto if they want to do another thing like that if they passed a bill and give themselves a subsidy and increase the bottom line. that is something that would happen over my veto. >> i am so happy to have a student question. like salt lake community college. amendment d. >> as a student i would like to welcome you

utah is a special place. we have to keep utah strong. it's those conservative values that have kept us that way. there are others who want us to follow places like california and we won't do that and keep utah strong. s september 11 i think we ought to not let the lesson from september 11 escap jason: i want to talke about polarization. exactly 23 years ago our nation was united in the aftermath of the tragic september 11 attacks. today we seem to be facing ever increasing polarization. through that lens, with a are your thoughts on the presidential debate last night and how do you believe leaders at both the state and national level can foster more constructive dialogue and maybe even some unity? mr. latham: jason, being it's september 11, i think we ought to not let the lesson of september 11 escape us of the consequences of empire and the blowback it creates and the exhaustion of our nation's resources that we're still experiencing today. candidate any can an nonincumbent party candidate has made the stage. and i support changing that

back in delta, utah to white river academy. today is the start of what stuffers call parent weekend. it's been 3 months since the boys last saw their families. they've been completely cut off ever since being reunited now is a special occasion. right, so we assemble and get rolling. here we have a lot of cool stuff to do today. so let's, let's get this to over with a lot of times the parents, as they reach out, they are very desperate. these are parents who truly are concerned about their children and who have reached the limit of their own personal resources. as far as i don't know how to help this child this was the case for kelly. in fact, from montana. they enrolled there 15 year old son shown us 6 months ago. white river academy was their last hope. it just gives me clarity on the reason and the purpose behind the way this program is structured and what the goals are for our son and for our family. he needed help with just a lot of behavioral issues and just learning how to function in the real world. it's really challengi

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman dpr utah -- the gentleman from utah yields back. mr. westerman: i have no further requests for time, i'm prepared to close, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. ocasio-cortez: i urge my colleagues to support the legislation and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this commonsense legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the request gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4094. 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 on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? mr. westerman: i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1657 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk wi

but utah felt forced to cancel the exhibition and civil ties with china. what does it mean for your family? well, this is the hardest question, because what i can only do is actually cutting all the connection with china only when i become a stranger to those people and they will be less harassed. the because he made of a day the chinese government the want to get to me via the and the message that i sent to the chinese government. it was stopped me. come in, person know internationally claimed that utah have since had made just solo exhibitions in easily the check for public and most recently poland, full, attracting the roof of the chinese government. funded sour combines the, the high school of craftsmanship. and in the same time, how rich fearlessness and conviction, agnes good clinic was the deputy director of was those who you don't see causal sent us a contemporary art. during that you tells exhibition the scenes were confronted. so the scandal of with then baby knew when so many children were affected and some of them died and how it was being he d

also, only two months ago, president zelenskyi visited utah, where he held a very similar event with the governor. republican, there were republican representatives at this event in utah and there was no, no demand to investigate this visit when it happened a couple of months ago, so it was a routine request for the ukrainians during the war, and so we're calling on the house republicans to drop it, from such political things, it is necessary stop. tanya, thank you for the latest news from the white house, tetyana voroshko. we are already moving on, we are talking about zelensky's visit to the american. congress, where today the ukrainian delegation held bipartisan meetings, they took place against the background of criticism from some republicans towards volodymyr zelenskyi and demands to investigate the circumstances of the visit of the ukrainian president to the ammunition plant in pennsylvania, which we just mentioned, and which part of the republican party called politically involved, let's talk about it with ours correspondent at the congress kateryna lisonova, katya, i congrat

utah, also, the legislatures in utah, a court stop them. they put forward ballot language that was completely misleading. it gave the opposite view of what they were doing. they are abusing power in evie -- any lover of government and it is incumbent on voters to see.. keep watching closely because these guys are trying to manipulate their way to wins when they know they would otherwise loose. >> this does bring up an important point. there is still people in america republican, democrat or uncommitted who say, depending on where you live, my vote does not matter or count. it matters in seven or eight states. if i live in california or new york. none of that is true. in large part because of gerrymandering. north carolina is a good example they routinely elect democrats to statewide elections but has a super majority of republicans in the legislature. your vote actually always counts. whether it is a referendum or popular vote, senator or governor or for your member of congress. our systems to apply your vote equally, so you have to actuall

. >> and today, riding past the epic snow capped mountains of utah, the men and women of road warriors are chasing down a lead looking for 17 year old alisha fisher, who hasn't been seen for over a year and a half. she's one of the eight children from a breakaway offshoot of mormonism who have disappeared from remote towns dotting the rocky mountains. their mothers were all members of the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter day saints, the flds. law enforcement sees them as runaways, but the moms are convinced it all ties back to the flds. >> because these children believe that the mothers are evil, they are going to do everything that the flds tells them to do. >> known for their bouffant hairdos, prairie dresses, large families with multiple sister wives, but most of all, for polygamy, the sect infamously led by now imprisoned convicted warren jeffs. frustrated by the lack of progress, these mothers of the missing are now working with these bikers to find their children. everyone believes the outside world is pure evil, and who they fear ran back to the church they fought

i represent utah second district. utah is a really busy friendly state. our governor's office work really hard to create a business-friendly environment that fosters new growth in town. and i have never heard them say anything about wanting more federal involvement in anything. but they are excited about being able to partner with the sba to help small businesses. nobody ever asked me about project 2025. i have never read it. it is not something i'm concerned about. but i am concerned about making sure small businesses thrive in utah, including family farms. i do hear concerns about utahans wanting to hand down family farms and make sure that their small business takes off and that they can support their families. and to that end, our state and chambers have been excited to be part of the sbdc small business development centers. and what i am hearing is they like the idea and are disappointed with the execution of it. they feel like the sba is not being very responsive so the state understandably want to be able to monitor goals and metrics and annual rep

beach and will retract from omaha and going for utah. it didn't happen. encouraged by navy commander and going for john leslie hall and they'll push men and equipment ashore as fast as he possibly could and hoping before the momentum going to allow them to literally save the invasion and they came to the r rescue almost like the cavalry writing to save the wagon train. it pictures to prove it. escorts for the convoys back and forth across the north atlantic and going for britain and heaviest is a 5-inch gun next to 1 and 4-inch guns and battleships we're using and it was going 3,000 pounds and the story was also a depth charges on the stern for use against u-boat asks one of the items smaller for 20 and 40-millimeter aircraft gun and began moving in closer to shore to provide close in gunfire support and at 8:30, it became official. that's when jimmy hall and shorthanding the support group offshore and ordered all the destroyer skippers to abandoned their positions and close in on the beach to provide gunfire support for the troops plann

he landed on d-day plus 7 at utah beach and fought in the battle.hree years. u.s. army, he was so eager to serve his country in world war ii that he enlisted in the army at age 15, lying about his age. he was soon discovered is at home, but when he was old enough, he served during the korean war where he was a driver for the armored utility vehicle where he merited the purple heart. joseph stroud, u.s. navy. he served proudly in the navy from 1943 to 1946. ralph theodore, u.s. army. he served from 1942 to 1946 in the united states as a technician and mechanic on communications equipment, including the crucial teletype machines. u.s. army, he served in the european theater of operations with the famous 80th infantry division. he participated in the battle of the bulge and was awarded the bronze star. he will celebrate his 100th birthday next week. [ applause ] dan, u.s. marine core. data listed in the u.s. marine core as soon as he was old enough and served in the occupation of europe after combat. helping to clear mediterranean islands, his unit was

we crossed the french shoreline over utah beach at an altitude i would estimate at about 1000 feet. we received a signal from the pilot to prepare for landing. this was the most critical time for the pilot and for us as well. first, he had to select his lending area and avoid collision with other gliders who were doing the same. the chance of a collision with another glider was a real possibility, and it did happen in some cases with disastrous consequences. our pilot finally spotted a short, narrow clearing near a cluster of trees and put the glider into an abrupt dissent. he maneuvered the glider between the two trees, which was a common occurrence. the wings were sheared off by the trees, but otherwise, we had a safe landing. some men experience minor bruises and scratches but were otherwise unharmed. the same could not be said for many of the other gliders. [applause] >> debriefing officer's words were clear. ok, boys, this is it. the day. while that briefing was taking place, paratroopers had been jumping into france. later as our formation of 35 b-17s flew out of the slow-movi

one from utah who passed away recently. he was 103.tion before he passed away. we were not able to do that but stanley nance is a member in fact it's his granddaughter who got me involved with this. i was watching to the capitol of utah wants and there's this cute little 14 year old growth year she had done a school project sorry that is my wife i should tell her i can't take this right now. [laughter] she had done a school project on her grandfather who was one of the ghost army. i got to know her and i got to stanley, her grandfather and we became strong advocate. she, this young girl would come out here more than once or twice. i think she was responsible herself forgetting more than 30 cosponsors of this effort. a good example of young people doing something good that she would be here today except she is serving in a mission and could not. but her parents, david and michelle are here. we welcome them. when you look at the soldiers, and you look in their faces you see their eyes you know there that our bodies get old burris verseso

one from utah who passed away recently, at 103.oping to have him at this commemoration before he passed away, but we were not able to do that. but stanley nats is remember. in fact, it's his granddaughter that got me involved with this. i was walking to the capital in utah once and there's this cute little 14-year-old girl here there and she had done a school project on -- sorry, that is my wife. i should tell her that i can't take this right now. she had done a school project on her grandfather, who was in the ghost army and i got to know her and i got to know stanley, her grandfather and we became a strong advocate. this young girl would come out here more than once or twice and i think she was responsible herself for getting more than 30 cosponsors of this effort. a good example of young people doing something good. she would be here today, except she's serving, she could not but her parents, david and michelle are here. we welcome them. when you look at these soldiers , and you look at their faces and you see their eyes, you kn

things were going a bit better on utah beach. and as thought was, well, get well, retreat back from omaha and for utah. but you can't re track men imposed on a b you'd have to just abandon them there. that's a hard call. it didn't happen, of course encouraged by navy commander off shore, rear admiral john lesley hall, bradley decided he would just continue to push men and ashore as fast as he possibly could and hope that eventually momentum of that would allow them to secure the beach. one of the things that saved them literally saved the invasion. and here comes my central argument now was a handful of destroyers, most of them american. two of them were royal navy, british that came to the rescue almost like the cavalry riding to save the wagon train. then all the western. shipping of the stuff because i don't have pictures to prove it. as i mentioned in world war two, the primary function of destroyers was to act escorts for convoys back and forth across the north atlantic that brought the men and equipment to britain in the fi

utah, but you can't retract men already imposed on a beach, you have to abandon them there. that's a hard call. that didn't happen, of course. encouraged by navy commander off shore, rear admiral john leslie hall, bradley decided he would just continue to push men and equipment ashore as fast as he possibly could and hope eventually the momentum of that would allow them to secure the beach. one of the things that saved them literally saved the invasion, and here comes my central argument now, was a handful of destroyers, most of them american, two royal navy, british, they came to the rescue almost like the cavalry riding to save the wagon train in an old western. skipping some of this stuff because i don't have pictures to prove it. as i mentioned in world war ii, the primary function of destories was to act as escorts for those convoys back and forth across the north atlantic that brought the men and equipment to britain in the first place. heaviest arm mament, five inch gun kind of a pop gun to the guns that the battleships were using. five-inch gun-- five-inch shot weigh

that are predicted to vie for the big 12 title, along with utah, who won earlier today. cam rising is hurt again, this time, his hand a couple of fingers, injured. but, fish, who left ... and did a remarkable job when you think about it, as a head coach, he gets an opportunity to go to uw. and now all of a sudden, brennan, comes over. a bunch of his games. high punt, taken at the 5 yardlineby brown. >> devin: you said you were excited about the game, but, have you told the people why you are so excited? >> tim: i think that kansas state is a team that doesn't beat itself, knows how to win on the road, hard wired to win on the road, like utah. fish left to go to washington to replace calen deboer, a lot of players never left, there's a quarterback in arizona my friend, you know about him. real. >> devin: that's great, partner. but what about the fact that you are gonna be there? >> tim: that's debatable with the k-state fans but somehow we will manage. [ laughter ] >> tim: someone said before we came here, it might have been the texas tech website folks. brando hasn't alw

a title i school in salt lake city, utah. thanks very much for being with us. >> think it chairman sanders ranking member cassidy distinguished members of the committee. >> if you could talk closer to the mic question of s absolute like being in my class thank you. i am grateful for this opportunity to share my love of teaching insights for my classroom. my name is jon arthur and again on the 2020 when utah teacher of the national board certified teacher a proud member of the national education association. last 11 years i've dedicated my professional life to uplifting and educating the children at meadowlark elementary title when a public school in selleck city. as we consider the challenges facing public school teachers today there is one statistic that worries me the most the majority of american parents do not want their children to become teachers. my mother who was a korean immigrant was one of those parents. like so many immigrants wanted me too go to be a doctor or a lawyer. when it finally worked up the courage to le

they did this a couple months ago in utah with a republican governor and republican elected officials were there as well. we didn't hear any type of investigation request. when we went to a republican state. we didn't. reporter: on the gun event today, what kind of gun does the vice president have? when did she buy it? karine: that's something for her office to speak to. reporter: the reason i'm asking is because you have this event today. but the v.p. as district attorney sponsored proposition h in 2005 would have banned handguns within san francisco city limits and require residents turn in the handguns they own by a certain deadline. or face mandatory jail time. she's on the campaign trail now saying that she's a proud gun owner and is not going to take away your guns. can the white house get us an answer on that? she hasn't in her campaign officials haven't answered that question even on television. karine: look, a couple of things here. when it comes to the v.p. and owning a gun, she can speak for herself. the campaign can speak for that. her office can speak for that. that's for

the portion of the utah is from. do you know him? well, of course i yeah, right. the the letting me so much money. i say i didn't uh far as getting involved the 100 miles in the right. okay. fire forest is a banking section. this disease. so at least from anything problem, it just something to the politicians and tend to more important matters. i just feel like they're not sure what brand is just telling me tight. i always make it to them and i will sort of in headers estimate fix for months. i both have a 2000 from each each, each 10000. but it shows all that each item that you're thinking for. uh, right, bailey, for the house. it's hardly any sort of the problem. it's 6000 pounds. so half of the profit with golf scheme, 2000 pounds. $4.00. every time a company's been in touch with you and i love to. so for 200 extra for one, they used to put wonderful 6000 pounds in bond street. they just bought and i just send it to my house. this suits the shoes. the roles, the houses, but how did he get the money here? remember, you can only take $12000.00 a year out of bangl

the portion of the utah is from to know him well, of course i all right, the, the letting me so much money. i say i didn't uh was getting involved 100 miles in union and within the life. okay. fire forest. the things in the section this disease, so at least from hello, anything problem to just jump in the politicians and tend to more important matters. i just feel like they're not sure what brand is just telling me i'd. i also make it to them and i know sort of in headers estimate fix for months. i both have a 2000 and phone each. h h 2000 issues. i was at each and the coupon. prop uh, rate. bailey, for the house phone is 6000 pounds. so half 1000000000 off with golf scheme. 2000 pounds. $4.00. every time you comedy spend about with the nfl? i laughed too. so for 200 extra for one, if the super wonderful 6000 pounds and bond street they, i just bought and i just send it to my house. this suits the shoes, the roles, the houses. but how did he get the money here? remember, you can only take $12000.00 a year out of bangladesh. so as a home to give us the money to transfer the money from

joining us now former utah congressman jason chaffetz. the margin is thin, because members of california and new york, no disrespect to texas, south carolina and utah, that is not why g.o.p. has majority, they wanted to districts where biden won, how does pushing t impeach joe biden and help push kamala harris help keep the house. >> i have not understood the urgency to put kamala harris in to the white house as president of united states, i don't know it. -- i don't understand it we have both served as chairman of oversight committee, you have to pursue the truth and push it all of the time, i don't want them to give up on, that but to suggest they have vote support made case for impeachment at this time, that is not part of reality, voting in our election starts in two weeks, if you want to express your vote you can do it in an election, best to spend their time effort in energy, trying to make the case that the republican can be the adults in the room to better people's lives, that is what will win the election. that is where they shou

on june 6, 1944 they led the invasion at normandy, utah beach.zero 500, german short batteries opened fire on us and we returned fire for an hour and a half. i was the chief in charge of the forward engine room and this was my general corner station whenever we were preparing for are participating in combat operations. corey received several direct hit. by the time we exited the engine room, the main deck was underwater and the captain ordered abandoned ship. i have lost my life vest and saw chief peterson on the main deck. he told me he remembered seeing an extra life vest and i quickly headed there. the ship was strangely quiet as i proceeded to the chiefs quarters. the life vest was were chief peterson said it was. wearing my new life vest i went back on the main deck, stepped into the english channel, and swam out to a liferaft. the water was extremely cold between 52 and 54 degrees fahrenheit. within minutes of entering the water i felt a mild concussion followed by a hissing sound. i realized a shell had burst of the water close to me and t

south africa, they are all over the world and you know, some of them even coming uh, you know, from utah and every couple of quotes will be classified differently accordingly. and some are coming as far as west africa in east africa, all those kinds of they, i in south africa. but the ones that, um the, you know, we appropriate our pays and right now. oh, maybe we are talking about right now that give me go into my tools. uh, you know, uh to the photos of south africa. that means um the, you know, uh from as above what it needs to do because of the proximity of the countries. and that because of it don't change in those countries coming to south africa and because it's easier for them, you know, to close this one, bought the, into the country with the documentation or we can pull out of the, you know, a lot winds. so it's difficult for people perhaps coming from west africa because they only have to my view by a whole lot of i'm issuances to get to the country by the out with those the code, the board that and that's why we have this pre buy lens is based on payments for us in public, an

but that's in the model you see in utah seems the put the she or say she can wait for the use of the billing scalable authorities. tickets the full may end, an easy, unhealthy minister city for a deal, so potty joined to find out what was going on in the mysterious number owed to us lab opened in her country in the 1970s. surely if the less permit to do for our position, it shuts until they go infectious diseases with isn't ition many sales staff bad. the pollution never happened. most of the larry ships program was 7 days themselves and, but they're fairly applied to get up with all this stuff. the number 2, with a face to face mazda se with the was off of so now what do you, as managed officials, who of them were to drive that into and save from my accounts a to be, couldn't see it. if it is a little have me did, didn't see what was that was south of any subs. so i, so i told it was within schiller for them to sell for. it is the of my job that i was active into college of a nearly 40 is up to 2000.

chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the doug way proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing techniques designed to commit to the quantity of evaluation of into more logical munitions, these tests formed the basis for developing offensive biological weapons. no withstanding that in april 1972 the us britain and the soviet union signed a convention strictly prohibiting such developments. and many ca, seamless money in the 2nd year coming in super village school with action. the models you see in utah seems the put the she or say she can wait for the use of the billing scalable authorities. tickets the full may end, an easy, unhealthy minister city for a deal, so potty joined to find out what was going on in the mysterious number owed to us lab opened into the country in the early 19 seventies. surely if it was permitted to do for operation, it shuts until we go infectious diseases, which is an issue in many sales staff that the pollution never happened. most of the larry ships program was 7 days themselves. and but the

the 18 year old celebrini scored in the third period to help the sharks beat utah 3 to 2.xt, we're going to take you behind the scenes of simone biles g.o.a.t. tour before she brings it here to san jose. and let's take a look inside 30 rock. you see lester holt there in studio, getting ready for nightly news. one of the top stories, justin timberlake pleading guilty, calling, driving after drinking a mistake. what's next for the singer? lester joins us in about is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! bringing her gold over america tour or the g.o.a.t. tour

the simple check box like the one i got from ogden, utah. there was no recovery. no, they wouldn't hesitate to tell me that had there been no account, but i view this letter as an excuse to deny reward and keep the whole amount. also because your letter i have submitted the information prior to the passage of b o. w at i could not appeal to tax court with regard to your experience with the iris after you reported your allegations to an iris investigator. the iris adopted these new regulations that you just talked about, allowing whistle blowers to go to the us tax court to collect a whistle blower reward. this is well established law, but then you were denied even that opportunity. so can you go into a little bit more detail about how this happened and why they wouldn't allow you to even apply for this was a blower reward was i explained above because i submitted the factual basis for tax fraud in 2005 when there was no office of personal blower with the procedures were, were like non existent or very weak on the right to uh, you know, a formal application having

the senior senator from utah. mr. lee: madam president, my distinguished friend and colleague, the senator from california, makes an impassed plea that we -- empassed plea we not passion this bill. i appreciate the care he routinely gives to matters pending before the senate. i wish i could say that always translates into accurate statements. today it didn't. he's made several statements that are just not accurate. first and foremost, he sug suggested -- not just suggested, he said that this bill, the save act, which i'm trying to pass right here, right now, that it failed to pass in the house of represe representatives, that even in the republican-controlled house of representatives it couldn't get the votes to pass. that is not true. it's 100% false. in fact, this has passed the house of representatives. it passed the house of representatives not only with the republicans voting for it, but they picked up five democrats along the way. so they passed it. they passed it with a bipartisan vote. now, he may be referring

steven: i worked on a cattle ranch in utah and eventually in montana and that was a great job for an8-year-old kid. the secret service were with me but i was on horseback many a day and looking after cattle, cowboying and rodeoing and it was a great time in my life. peter: how incognito could you be at that time? steven: i was pretty incognito. people were not recognizing me. so that wasn't bad at all. peter: how long did you spend out west, mr. ford? steven: i stayed there. once i got west i never wanted to go back to the east coast. i just fell in love with the west. i ended up going to college, studying agricultural production and nutrition in beef cattle. i was an animal science major. the problem was i never ended up using my major. i ended up going into the tv and film business as an actor and spent 35 years doing that. peter: where did you go to school? steven: i went to cal poly in san luis obispo, california. beautiful part of the country. peter: it was in 1975 that a couple of events happened in your family's life. we are going to show some video. >> i noticed this lady in