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egor called and was interested when you return, they called from the veterans committee well, how is days. well, why is that? you just stop watching. you're ruining a child, you're ruining it, let him say how it is more convenient for him, why force it here, by the way, you always start a child. who would have known how tired i was of all this. music cannot stay if i can't pay attention to it, of course, you are you, you are the sun, that 's all, well, how amazing with these hands. and why on the ceiling can the neck be broken? andryusha natalya didn't tell you anything. yes, like no. and what? just take it easy, we're pregnant. what kind of nonsense is this? i asked today, i'm not married. she says, until i'm going. and she said it hilariously. and who is this? bone i don't remember, you remember. it will be good for you to listen too. as a surname but she does not want to. but why why can you explain to me a guy like a guy? but he's not a person, you know? well, not needed. you and your mother don't need me. only extra trouble, anyway, we will not live with him. okay, wait for your

a statement from the chairman of the veterans affairs committee. in favor as well as a letter.ut objection -- take the action -- take the action to smooth the return of those who served their country outside the united states. i give credit to the united states with the proactive action that has been taken using the authority within the immigration nationality. that is not the easiest ways. i am hopeful we can move forward. to move on with our veterans to make sure they get the past that they earned through their service to our country. looking at the demographic, the majority of those who have taken , who have inquired about the full program have been removed from more than 20 years. many of them are elderly, over 60. the sum between 70 and 80 years of age. even individuals who served their country in combat, need the veterans benefits they earned. we need to do what we can to honor their service -- to honor our service to them. at this point, and without objection, you will note that the record will remain open for five days. five legislative days for additional questions tha

well, you know, mr. kinzinger and i are both veterans leading this committee.at action looks like in the time of crisis, and also the president, he's the commander in chief. he's the only person in the constitution whose duty is explicitly laid out to ensure laws are faithfully executed. i look at it as a dereliction of duty. he didn't act. we'll address it in a lot of detail, and from that, we'll provide information from earlier hearings. >> your panel just subpoenaed the u.s. secret service over texts. this is an extraordinary move. the dhs said the secret service erased them. now congressman jamie raskin said there are contradictions about that. can you clarify? do texts still remain from january 6, and are you confident they were not deleted nefariously? >> you know, that's what we have to get to the bottom of. there's a requirement for federal agent is to maintain records. an agency that is such a key part, you would think they would do everything to preserve records. we'll analyze what went right or wrong in their proceeds. we're looking into this. that's

veterans affairs committee, mr. marc pocono, in favor of this, as well as a letter by ken olson, about broken promises.without objection those items will be made part of the record. i hope that we are able to take some action to smooth the return of those who serve their country in the united states military and who ended up outside of the united states. i give credit to the administration for the actions, a proactive action that's been taken using the pullover tea with that is within immigration nationality act. clearly, that is not the easiest way to proceed to right when i think the american legion would argue is a wrong. i'm hopeful that we can move forward to pass legislation to honor our veterans, to make sure that they get the respect that they earn through their service to our country. i would note also that looking at the demographics, the vast majority of those who have taken -- who have inquired about the parole program, have been removed for more than 20 years. many of them are elderly. over 60. some between 70 and 80 years of age. these are individuals who served their country in combat, t

badly wounded in the attack and is well known to the members of this committee, because he testified before us last year. sergeant aqua lena gwen l is an army veteran who sent a year on active duty in the iraq war and six years on the capital force. nothing he ever saw in iraq, he said, prepared him for the insurrection where he was savagely beaten, punched, pushed, kick, shoved and sprayed with chemical irritants along with other officers. by members of a mob carrying knives, of the times, police shields taken by force and wielding the american flag against police officers as a dangerous weapon. last month, on june 28th, sergeant aquilino gonell team of doctors told him that permanent injuries he has suffered to his left shoulder and right foot now make it impossible for him to continue as a police officer. he must leave policing for good and figure out the rest of his life. sergeant aquilino gonell, we wish you and your family all the best, we are here for you. we salute your for your valor, your eloquence and your beautiful commitment to america. i wonder what former president trump would say to someone like sergeant gonell, who must now go abou

law enforcement but you've got no depletion for military or veterans and the chairman of the committee, democrat chairman, said basically, wellou got to keep in mind, you know, they get ptsd. they got all kinds of problems so we don't want to give that kind of exemption to carry guns to people that have been trained with them that served -- that serb or have served in the tailer. jaws real slap in the face. to people that put their lives on the line defending our country. and you want to dismiss them? they get ptsd, all kinds of problems. well, it is a shame that those people who are the reason that we are allowed to be here and talk, they put their live thoaps line for us and our freedoms and then they just get dismissed, no. bureaucrats in the department of education who may not have ever been trained with weapons, they're more important to give exemptions than these military, or current military or veterans. that is a mentality that's hard to understand. we look at indiana, at the shooting in the shopping mall. it's incredible that a person with the right to carry within 15 seconds the guy coming out into the mall with the

veterans. several members of the committee have been active in working to improve existing affordable housing credits and to create new incentives. as i indicated on a bipartisan basis. senators young and cantwell as well as others introduced the affordable credit act that would expand and strengthen for developing and preserving affordable housing. senators portman introduced the neighborhood homes investment act that would create a federal tax credit that covers the cost difference between building and renovating urban and rural areas. numerous other finance committee members are also interested in finding affordable housing solutions and i thank them all for their work. while other credits are part of the solution to develop affordable housing, we must address other drivers increasing housing costs generally. for most in the current economy is the need to reduce inflation. unfortunately it's been allowed to run rampant and the necessary federal reserve actions are raised the cost of housing. to get materials to the construction sites additionally several economic factors leading led toa shortage of affordable housing. one way to alleviate the shortage would be to look into more manufactured housing.

who was badly wounded in the attack as well known to the members of this committee because he testified before us last year. sergeant aquilino gonell is an army veteranwar and 16 years on the capitol force. nothing ever saw on camp out in the iraqi said prepared him for the insurrection, where he was savagely beaten, punched, poked, kicked,, stopped, and sprayed with chemical irritants, along with other officers. by members of the mob carrying cameras, knives, batons, police shields taken by force and wielding the american flag against police officers as a dangerous weapon. last month, on june 28th, sergeant gonell team of doctors told him that permanent injuries he suffered to his left shoulder and right foot now make it impossible for him to continue as a police officer. he must leave policing for good. and figure out the rest of his life. sergeant gonell, we wish you and your family all the best. we are here for you. we salute you for your valor in your eloquence in your beautiful commitment to america. i wonder what former president trump would say to someone like sergeant gonell, who must go about remaking his life. i wonder if he can even under

veterans . several members of this committee have been active in n working to improve existing affordable housing credits and create incentives. as i indicated on a bipartisan basis. senators young and cantwell as well as several others introduced the affordable housing credit improvement act to expand and strengthen lihtc. senators portman and hardin introduced the neighborhood owns investment act which would create a federal tax credit that covers the cost difference between building or renovating a home in urban and rural areas . numerous other finance committee members on also are interested in finding affordable housing solutions and i think all of them for their work. with while lihtc and other credits are part of the solution, we must address other drivers that are increasinghousing costs generally . foremost in the current economy is the need to reduce inflation. unfortunately it's been allowed to run rampant and the necessary federal reserve actions will probably raise the cost of housing. builders are also feeling inflation's affect the more expensive building materials and painfully high fuel prices continue to put even more pressure on builders budgets making it even more expensive to ge

leadership through this process, as well as my fellow members on and off the committee for their important contributions to this historic legislation. lastly, i thank the veterans, the survivors, and the veteran service organizations, v.s.o.'s, who've made their voices heard. this is for you. i wholeheartedly urge my colleagues to vote yes on the honoring our pact act. thank you, madam speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: i reserve, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from illinois. mr. bost: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i'd like to recognize the highest ranking officer that serves in congress today who has served with many of the men and women who will benefit from this bill today, general jack bergman from michigan, i'd like to yield him two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for two minutes. mr. bergman: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in strong support today of s. 3373, the sergeant first class heath robinson honoring our promise to address comprehensive toxics act

was badly wounded in the attack and is well known to the members of this committee because he testified before us last year. sergeant gwynelle is an army veteranunched, stomped and sprayed with chemical irritants along with other officers, by members of a mob carrying hammers, knives, batons, and police shields taken by force, and wielding the american flag against police officers as a dangerous weapon. last month, on june 28th, sergeant ginnell's team of doctors told him that permanent injuries he has suffered to his left shoulder and right foot now make it impossible for him to continue as a police officer. he must leave policing for good and figure out the rest of his life. sergeant gonell we salute you for your valor, elegance and beautiful commitment to america. i wonder what former president trump would say to someone like sergeant gonell who must go abts remaking his life, and understand what motivates a patriot like sergeant gonell. in his inaugural address, trump introduced one commanding image, american carnage. that turn of phrase explained little about our country before he took office, it turned out to be an excellent prophesy of