among the organizations they have worked with include the warren ymca, united fund of warren county, warren general hospital, salvation army, and numerous others. mr. speaker, salsa's story doesn't end there. on february 2, 2018, she achieved one of her greatest accomplishments. something she considers to be her highest honor. she became as you us citizen. mr. speaker, i want to remark on what an incredible person salsa is from working hard to take care of her family to teaching herself more than six languages and giving back to her community. salsa truly is impressive. mr. speaker, i congratulate salsa on achieving her american citizenship. i'm proud to call her a fellow american. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. schiff, for five minutes. mr. speaker, on tuesday, the world marked the 10 rd anniversary of the armenian genocide. the murder of 1.5 million mr. s armenians and displacement of millions more in the ottoman empire fro

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. >> it was turning out to be the longest deliberation in warren county history., the specter of a mistrial hung in the air. >> we have to make sure he knows we're here. that's what we do as friends, support him and be hopeful and have the faith that this is going to turn out the way that it's meant to turn out. >> the jury returned to work on tuesday morning. but at 5:00 p.m. on the fourth day of deliberations, they asked to see the judge again. >> the note reads we cannot agree and further deliberations will not serve any purpose. >> they were deadlocked. walking out of the courtroom, >> at a press conference, ryan's parents vowed to stand by their son. they had already spent more than a half million dollars on his defense, tapping out bank accounts and retirement plans. >> we know he's innocent and we'll do whatever it takes. >> we'll move forward. >> ryan's dad gary was firmly behind his son. but in another odd twist, it had taken ryan's arrest to reunite the pair. he had been out of his son's life for 13 years, the consequence of a bitter divorce. he hadn't e

warren as chief of justice. was rural oklahoma, when i a teenager, i heard and observed the fear and anger of the white people in that new the all white little county, and billboards appeared everywhere, calling for the impeachment of earl warren. this slice that i experienced as a teenager was happening all over the country among descendents of old white settlers. as a historian, i did not know that at the time, i thought we were just a little bit peculiar. soon, the john birch society was by their heirs of a candy fortune, as well as the kochr of the current brothers who find white supremacist legislation and movement, and the part i privatization of everything. the bircher movement, starting in the nearly all-white orange county, california, where richard nixon was born and prospered with the resurgence of white nationalism, they developed a mass base of middle-class white people, even suburban, and orange county was a letter writing campaigns to lobby legislatures. they called it rich in table politics -- mostly women did the work -- they called it kitchen table politics. long beyond the bircher's themselves, they carried this on. of course, wh

pete jepsens if our world who the senior ride captain of all suffolk county and mary ann, wayne, john, eugene, suzy, mark, richard, warren and karen and many others who would drop everything in a moment's notice to stand for those who stood for us. the patriot guard riders are made up of hundred of thousands of everyday people all across america. with the inspiration that consumes us whenever we see them in action, we should all aspire to the ideals and dedication each and every one of them embody. to our patriot guard riders, thank you for your service to our great country. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, for five minutes. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, many years ago, an outstanding coach from my home state of minnesota once said, i learned early on you do not put greatness into people but somehow try to pull it out. that coach was herb brooks who led team u.s.a. to victory at the 1980 olympics. minnesota is home to many outstanding coaches who carry on the legacy of coach brooks every day. mr. speaker, i ris