time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserve -- the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. h.r. 6276 directs the g.s.a. to establish standards for measuring occupancy in federal buildings. the bill directs the g.s.a. and federal tenants to use sensors to measureupancy, requires the heads of federal agencies to report occupancy and utilization data, and directs the g.s.a. to notify agencies and congress when occupancy in a federal building falls below 60%, at which time g.s.a. would be permitted to consolidate tenants. the bill further requires o.m.b. and. to develop a plan to consolidate agency headquarter buildings in the national capital region that result in the utilization rate of 60% or more. now, i agree with representative perry's goal to reduce agency costs by giving up unneeded space and i consistently made that point to him and others on the committee. i am opposed to this bill. the bill defines occupancy as the total number of employees physically working from their o

will vernon in washington. time - newjersey. well, thank you. will vernon in washington. on. time for a j vernon in washington. time for a look at the sport. a busy day for rugby and football and lots more? penty going on today. hello from the bbc sport centre. straight to dublin where ireland's rugby union team are celebrating once again. for the first time in nearly a decade, ireland have successfully defended their six nations title, after beating scotland 17—13 in theirfinal match in dublin. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. ireland lifted the six nations trophy after an enthralling win over scotland. it is the second year in a row that ireland are the six nations champions. last year because they won the grand slam, no grand slam this year because of the defeat to england last weekend, but once again, they have finished top of the table and they have that famous trophy. but it was a real struggle at times for ireland, they were not at times for ireland, they were not at their fluent best, there were a lot of handling errors, it was a pretty nervy occas

susan and mallory wilson reporting for the washington times. they led an investigation into president biden, saying he is planning to send criminal referrals against present biden and others to be as it impairs -- appears increasingly unlikely that republicans will vote to impeach him. what's your reaction of that this morning? your view of the house gop majority, increasingly unlikely that they don't move on the impeachment effort. house oversight and committee , a republican said criminal referrals would provide greater accountability for mr. biden than impeachment, given the long odds for conviction. >> they say they can have difficulty getting the narrowly led republican house to provide enough votes to impeach the president. he wants to ensure accountability and accountability. he's been pretty clear that at the conclusion of this investigation, the committee is going to issue a report and it will contain criminal referrals and he likely will introduce legislation as well. your reaction to that news on the front page of the washington time

the washington time rights, senators elizabeth warren and bernard sanders criticized mark zuckerbergy surrounding the technology companies content moderation and censorship of palestinian related content on instagram and facebook. the biden a ministration can sense her face back -- facebook but do not censor palestinian content. >> yeah and what's really surprising about all of this stuff is not really all that the censorship that's happening is that they are trying to prevent people from seeing not pro- palestinian propaganda but pro- hamas propaganda, stuff that is lauding what happened on 10/7. that's what's being censored on meta. for this, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are objecting. on what planet do they live on? what do they think happened on 10/7? >> trace: they should do what i do and take the seminar and see the video of what exactly happened. they would walk out different people, i can guarantee that. lastly, the christian broadcast network says the following, a texas schoolteacher is suing her school district claiming the schools principal violate her first amendme

his declining mental abilities before speaking in congress, writes the american edition of the washington times the opinion of psychiatrist carol lieberman, who has worked extensively with elderly patients. among her wards there were many who suffered from dementia. the doctor's idea of ​​stimulants was prompted by the uncharacteristic behavior of the american president. he usually speaks slowly and stammers. gesticulates, speaks a little, leans his hands on the podium, but in biden was unrecognizable in congress, fast and loud speech, shouts as if at an auction, sudden movements of his hands, one would think that the president... of the usa was angry, or the psychiatrist says, he took amphetamines. the speed and volume of speech may be a sign of aderal or other amphetamine use, says dr. carl libberman, a forensic psychiatrist in beverly hills, california. if you look at how joe biden usually is, the slow stumbler, compared to how he was hot-tempered and hot-tempered during his state of the union speech. angry, these are signs that are typical of the person receiving. any other amphetamine - sh

time has expired. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: thank you mr. chair. again, we do not oppose the amendment on this side of the aisle and with that i'll yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from north carolina. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 2 printed in house report 118-419. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in part a of house report 118-419 offered by mr. perry of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1071, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry and a member opposed each will have control of five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i

speech were examined in detail by a reputable american psychiatrist in an interview with the washington timesd volume of speech may be a sign of amphetamine use, says forensic psychiatrist carol lieberman. joe biden usually speaks slowly and haltingly, but now he is short-tempered and angry. these are signs typical of a person taking any amphetamine, she said. biden also usually puts his hands down. to the podium, reading the speech from the teleprompter screen. however, according to lieberman, during this speech the president often gesticulated. in addition, he slurred some of his words. this is not news, but the speed at which he slurred his speech suggests that psychopharmacology helped him. many, of course, guessed that biden was being prepared for such speeches by doctors of a special profile, but now something becomes clearer for comparison between biden before congress and another speech when... choose my words, there's some movement, there's been a response from the uh, there's been a response. with an x-ray and a super-powerful microscope, it will allow you not just to see an object,

here is the washington times this morning.artment -- the biden case to the justice department. leading an investigation into the president, planning to send criminal referrals against mr. bidenpartment as it appears increasingly unlikely republicans will vote to impeach him. that is today's washington times with that reporting. you also have this headline in usa today. over the weekend, congress passed the $1.2 trillion spending bill. you can talk about that legislation. it funded six federal agencies, about 70% of the federal government avoided a government shutdown. the house passed it friday, the senate early saturday morning, and the president signed it into law. that is alsost" headline, we can republican house majority reckons with johnson's leadership. passage of the $1.2 trillion spending bill triggered a motion debate case from marjorie taylor greene. she says it is just a warning at this point, that she will not move forward unless the ukraine 80 bill comes to the floor. at then moves her forward for a resolution tha

american psychiatrist libberman, her words are quoted by the washington times, believes that a lot pointsthe reception. never walked away from it either, and i won't walk away from it now. well, maybe choose my words, there's some movement, there's been a response from the uh, there's been a response from the opposition, but um, yes, i'm sorry, from hamas. in tel aviv, thousands of protesters outside the residence of prime minister netanyahu demanded it resignations, the traditional protest for the second week in a row ends in clashes, the police act harshly, people gathered in the square do not agree with the prime minister’s policies, they believe that the authorities are not doing enough to free the hostages, their relatives are among the protesters, a huge crowd, the police are pressing, cars are honking, the sound of drums and at some point clashes began. the police grabbed the most active ones, dragged them by the arms and legs into buses, and then used water cannons. meanwhile, attacks on the gas sector continue. previously, netanyahu stated that the operation in rafahi should be c

according to the washington times, this call was due to confusion and problems. with the memory of the and tottering gait of sojo, the us president is ridiculed even on italian tv. biden. biden has instructed aides to increase their focus on trump's speeches to present he is insane and unfit for a second presidential term, cnn reports. i tried to explain why biden. he had one crisis, it was a pandemic, you know what you did, you totally donald trump only had one job, you failed it, you handled your only crisis so poorly, by the way, that's the reason he doesn't look like this as old as biden, the presidency ages you when you work, biden's daily routine was shared yesterday by the american employees' union. i better not start answering questions i i'll get there. biden has accumulated a lot of merit, many failures in both domestic and foreign policy. joe biden has created more millionaires than any other president, unfortunately, they all live in ukraine. we are now a nation in decline, we are a failing country. we are the country with the highest inflation in 50 years, we are a nation

let me tell you what the washington times is reporting, breathtaking general warns of china's expansionclear weapons. china is becoming more dangerous by the day and yet we've got this business we are learning more about between the biden family and the ccp, hunter s transcript is released, still claiming his father was never involved in his business deals despite admitting he would put him on speakerphone and invited his father, then vice president to drop by several of his business lunches, hunter admitted he and business partner were not able -- the ccp linked investment fund until vice president biden flew to beijing on air force 2 on official business. they weren't even allowed to do the deal, china would not do the deal until they had face time with president biden. what did you learn in that meeting yesterday that testimony from hunter biden. >> we learned everything the republicans have said for the past year and 1/2, two years is compromised and they are corrupt. we know who the big guy is, a bigger -- we know they have personally profited from relationships not only with china

here's the washington times. unanimous ruling to keep trump on the ballot. states have no power in federal elections. the washington post. supreme court keeps trump on ballot nationwide. usa today. 9-0, supreme court keeps trump on ballot. other states cannot invoke insurrection clause. here is the new york times. justices rule 9-0.ru colorado loses the case. while you are dialing in we will speak to a reporter with the wall street journal, jess freeman. welcome to the program. questions did the supreme court rule on yesterday? guest: there were a number of arguments donald trump raised in his appeal. the supreme court honed in on one of them, which is only congress can enforce section 3 of the 14th amendment which bars former officials who engage in insurrection or rebellion from public office. the supreme court said only congress can set out the rules for enforcing the provision against a federal candidate and officeholders. that was the question. colorado's supreme court is a state court and had no authority to make that determination that donald trump was

stimulants, this opinion was expressed by psychiatrist carl liberman in an interview with the washington timeshim and where he had a microphone. whether the president was in a state of altered consciousness at the time of his speech is an open question, but he didn’t just speak loudly, he shouted at his opponent, whom biden never named and didn’t forget to mention. he compared trump to hitler and attacked him for promising to destroy nato. america is a founding member of nato, a military alliance of democracies created after world war ii to prevent war and preserve peace, and today we have made nato stronger than ever. the test of nato unity is taking place right now, culminating in the alliance’s anniversary july summit in washington, which is being prepared as the last against the backdrop of trump’s possible return to the white house. and then we got him, what’s his name? i don't usually call him by name, he says he doesn't support nato and encourages russia to invade nato countries. first of all, we must be sure that he will not set foot in the white house, either as president or as anyone

tell me about this, because he specializes in america, well, i read, dmitry definitely saw the washington times, there is an article about biden’s upcoming address on the state affairs in the state, and there in all seriousness, i read the original directly, i think maybe it’s some kind of fake, maybe it’s... during message, us citizens will evaluate not only the content of the president’s speech and not only his report on achievements, but also his ability to confidently reach the podium and correctly read the text that is presented to him, but if we say today. they would like to write the same thing, well, about trump, let’s say, some opposition democratic newspaper will not write this, they will look for some other pain points, i think, and there they are in full, if he doesn’t falter or fail pronounces a word like this, it means he has very strong problems await him in connection with this and you read, you think, well, how did it have to get to such a situation for this to be a completely legitimate argument, that is , hand on heart, we understand that there may be humor in this, maybe som

you can read more there at the washington times. texas, democrats line, good morning. i thought it was a wonderful speech. he was not on the defense like the republicans seem to be. he is getting a lot -- he would be getting a lot more done if he had a few more of the smirking house speaker, not with his smirk and the republican standing with him. r thing i thought was very appalling, the house speaker should have had the cap thrown out. that was not any integrity and they don't have any integrity. if trump was around in 1942, he would have already beenbecause'- won. his daddy and him, his wife even said it, peace [indiscernible] by the nazis. if the folks that h integrity d would listen to something other than fox news and should be stopped from being allowed to broadcast several years back in europe because of their>+ lie ad then they came to america. people who follow trump and his lies are only those that watch host: she highlighted the speaker mike johnson's responses or at least fa responses. the new york times picks up that as well. there are pictures if you go

$60000000000.00 package, there won't be any additional funding for ukraine, at least not coming from washington any time soon. rosalind jordan elders era washington joe biden and donald trump both have one enough delegates to secure their parties. presidential nominations for november, so 5, and passed the threshold after winning the primary and the state of georgia. while donald trump secured the republican nomination after winning the primary in washington state's police and the sweden have arrested crime, it active his credits in bergen as to what protesting outside parliament and burke has been detained, will remove several times from protesting countries including sweden away and germany and japan, a rock has exploded just after liftoff. the space one for him was trying to become the 1st private japanese company to put aside a live in tool that the accident happened at the firm spaceport on southern japan's keeping in. so that causing no injuries, and that is in use for now on alger 0 as always, there is more on our website at the algae, sierra dot com, the very latest on all of our top story say i

your front row seat to washington. any time, anywhere. >>> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these. >>> washington governor jay inslee gave his state of the state address in olympia, washington. he talked about climate change and clean energy. jobs and the economy. homelessness, education, and infrastructure investment. he also discusses protecting civil rights and stresses the need to enshrine reproductive freedom in the state's constitution. governor inslee has held the office since 2013. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. and good afternoon. i'd like to start this afternoon by thanking reverend dee isenhour for her inspiring invocation. you always inspire me. bobbi ray. isn't that wonderful harmony? let's bring some harmony to this discussion. i just love it. and for the university of washington huskies who gave us an incredible season. that was an amazing season. [ applause ] mr. president, madam speaker, mr. chief justice, distinguished justices o

host: a recent headline in the washington times u.s.re with gaza. >> what is missed an immediate cease-fire includes a hostage deal. itl. there is a cease-fire. hamas returned all of the hostages. but if i could just retu the one thing that jonathan said, israel cannot politically declare victory. i think it is more than that. israel cannot militarily declare victory, cannot logically declare victory so long as there is any number of fighters who are still able to be full but in their tunnels. and that is why they are so important, because rafael is the last stronghold. the last remaining strength if those leaders are not crushed, then remains intact, is unfortunately a strategic loss for israel. the former defense minister and member of the war cabinet said you don't put out a fire by putting out 80% of it. the whole fire has to be put out. and i think that is one of the disagreements the u.s. and israel are having right now. does the entirety of hamas need to be destroyed, or as the u.s. is saying, well some merely tactical, specific

dan, i know you wrote about this in the washington times. tell us more. >> yeah.isten, this is of great concern, and it's a big deal that the biden administration is ringing the alarm bells here. you know, first and foremost, we want our intelligence community and cyber command to detect those cyber threats way out, what we like to say at cia, left of boom, before any harm is caused. once the hack takes place, we're in incident response, and that's a bad day. i have no doubt that iran, north korea and russia and china are all a targeting our critical infrastructure right now. and that puts us, our private sector squarely in the crosshairs of our adversaries. it's a dangerous place to be. and what we need is certainly more awareness among the private sector, and the private sector also needs a very sophisticated insider threat program. so much of this begins with somebody opening up a ransomware attachment, mall a ware. there's got to be -- malware. there's got to be the really great training. we're kind of late in the game if we're trying to bring awareness to imm

i'm fine the washington times, that it hasn't received a full request. and even as a non is looking for the power of the cations on soft military government and the west african nation. last week deployed the u. s. troop presence in the country in equal, at this point, the national council for the safe guard of the homeland self identified government of new share has not asked or demand that the united states military depart. there's actually quite a mixed message. we're following up and seeking clarification. they have a short us that the american military forces are protected and they will take no action that would endanger them. the united states are system 70 of defense and international security affairs. so as to why don't decide the united states is so you can fall back to our reputation on the disease and may find these as military government last week. and is there a declared the agreement that allowed us to operate in the country know and void in a televised broadcast the cues in the united states of disrespecting, its sovereignty, the governmen

was a good investment fo this because the city of washington at the time was, really not a city at all. it was more of a town. in fact, it was far marshlands. the avenue of the fonz dreams was akin to a swamp. on a rainy day. it was a river of mud and filth. and when it was dry, all the construction debris and dust from building the president's mansion, the washington monument, in the capital, was everywhere. tourists and people coming to the city found accommodations very sparse. and if you did find it, it was communal living. i'm jim hughes, bartender at round robin bar at the historic willard hotel as washington, d.c., as the capital of united states. so did the willard hotel. everything happened within ten blocks of the white house. in fact, if you walked out the door of the willard hotel. exactly one mile from here is is the capitol just on the other side of street is the treasury building. you have the white house. so you can how people built homes. the social and political center of washington became this corner 14th and pennsylvania avenue. benjamin taylor, the son of john tayl

in a fight, so they make the decision to cross back over new jersey, to join washington in the fight. unfortunately, the time new jersey side, washington, the decision after successfully capture and nearly a thousand hessians to cross back into philadelphia because he knows that there's about 10,000 british soldiers up in the princeton. so now washington's on the south the marines are on the northern side of the river. and what they are doing is they are now trying to take von dunlop' pursuit out who are retreating up towards princeton, where there's a british brigade holding out. karl walter identifies that washington now re crossed into philadel into pennsylvania excuse me. and so he starts to get cold feet a h the marines are having none of it. his associates are having none of it. no. ask ws continue this fight. we have the advantage. we have the initiative. so washington does make the decision to cross over once more into new jersey and now wants to try and consolidate his forces to see how he might explore thet result in a second battle known as the second battle of trenton s the battle of us in pink c

time. i'll recognize the gentlelady from washington. as remains to the gentleman from texas, mr. crenshaw. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 1:15. mr. crenshaw: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to address all my colleagues who i think are confused about thet. confused about the nature of tiktok. and the intentions of the chinese communist party. let me explain this simple.yted. bytedance is in china. and when you are in china, you have to do whatever the chinese communist party says you have to do. that's according to the national intelligence law passed in 2017. if they want you to spy for them, you will spy for them. that's how that works. they have a boar the chinese communist party on bytedance. you wouldn't allow a radio tower owned by the chinese to be put washington, d.c., and then allow it to just put out chinese propaganda. you probably complain about that's exactly what tiktok can be used for because millions of americans are addicted to it. they see it and the chinese can absolutely manipulate those algorithms. the fir

the editors of the new york times, you've gotta see this, the new york times, the washington post, the l a times are told to their faces that they haven't gotten a story right and 20 years. this is good. how do they respond to file number 3? the number of ukrainian casualties from the war with russia is out and it's both sad and staggering. we're going to tell you what it is. i'm rick sanchez and this, this is direct impact. the . so i want to start with a story for you. imagine that a bank robber goes into a bank and then on his way in, he shoots a guard right. and then he kills several of the tellers when he's inside the back. even rough up some of the customers who are there. and he's able to get away from his bank wouldn't know. he ends in millions of dollars, but somehow on the way out when he's trying to run out the door to get away. he happens to trample a little old lady who just happen to be, you know, crossing the sidewalk when he was leaving the back to do you have this picture? you have this picture in your head, is the story in your mind. perfect. now imagine this, the nex

by the way, american politicians continue to demand that biden be tested for dementia, as the washington times , memory problems, stumbling and beating hike. trump, in order to present him as insane and unfit for a second presidential term, informs that american journalist joy ra tried to explain why biden is so bad. i boarded air force one, took a nap, i better not start answering questions, i ’ll get in, biden’s accomplishments have accumulated a lot, many failures, both in domestic and foreign policy. joe biden has created more millionaires than any other president, unfortunately, they all live in ukraine. now we are a nation in decline, we are a failing country, we - the country with the highest inflation. on the eve of march 8, the work of retail outlets is under close attention of regulatory authorities. it is worth noting here that since the beginning of the year, only a little more than 140 retail outlets have been monitored; in 80 cases, unfortunately, there are violations. vladimir korolev saw what inspectors pay attention to. the production time for these meats. products from octobe

washington post and his politics, foreign affairs and american conservative thought mr. olson's work has been featured in many probably prominent publications, including the new york times, washington journal, the wall journal, national reewguardian d and. he is the author of the working class ronald rgaconservatism ans of the republic party coauthored with dante scala. please join me speakers. tothank you, brenda, for that introduction and. i'm going to use slides today because want to move through some help us to move faster faster. you go firstly. okay, i'm going to start first fact is this. where do you guys see it? you'll see it. okayi don't see the slides. okay, great. look at this recent image from australian news tabloid. oh, do you think this boy, six or seven. what ideology you calls a seven year old boy a potentialád monsr and says we must stop the menace of toxic masculinity. no wonder there's a boy. and■3 i've asked to address the problem of fatherlessness. and i want to start with the good news. there's going to be plenty of bad news today. but the go an anthropologist conducted the first ever cross cultural study of concepts of masculinity. and what he fou

and we have washington times opinion editor, charlie hurt. we have katie pavlich. that is they lost your -- i put it back in. >> how does dave bossi e get longest title of them all. larry: he has a lot of titles. >> he won an election. larry: okay. i'll skim read this. this is trump on nikki haley today, truth social. nikki haley got trounced last night, record setting fashion, despite fact that democrats are allowed to vote in vermont. he said, i hope she stays in the race and fights it out in the end. then he said this is key, i would further like to invite all haley supporters to join the greatest movement in history of the nation. all right so, not miss haley, per se, but supporters david. >> there is a smart thing to do, it is reaching out the those supporters of nikki haley asking them to join his movement. the conservatives whether in 2000 or 2008 with john mccain, or mitt romney, george bush, for that matter, conservative movement was always assumed we would fall in line, this year we have establishment saying we're not failing in line, that is wha nikki ha

host: a recent headline in the washington times u.s.icy right now is to call for a cease-fire with gaza. >> what is missed is an immediate cease-fire includes a hostageeal. it is for that deal. there is a cease-fire. hamas returned all of the hostages. but if i could just return the one thing that jonathan said, israel cannot politically declare victory. i think it is more than that. israel cannot militarily declare victory, cannot logically declare victory so long as there is any number of fighters who are still able to be full but in their tunnels. and that is why they are so important, because rafael is the last stronghold. the last remaining strength if those leaders are not crushed, then hamas remains intact, is unfortunately a strategic loss for israel. the former defense minister and member of the war cabinet said you doout 80% of it. the whole fire has to be put out. and i think that is one of the disagreements the u.s. and israel are having right now. does the entirety of hamas need to be destroyed, or as the u.s. is saying, we

washington times says election victory gives putin grounds to claim his decision obsvo still enjoys popularments putin's victory as another reason to remember the european union's lagging behind. it's time for europe to think seriously. my position is to simultaneously go to the polls at noon, their rally was called against putin, but in the end it turned into for the president, a record turnout in russia, outside our country, but complete legitimacy of the elected president of russia , because everyone who wanted to voted. regarding the reaction, from the outside. as a result of such decisions, the presence a full-fledged western contingent will automatically be regarded as the entry of the alliance into a war with russia, criticizes the president with napoleonic habits in his homeland, figorot writes that the popularity rating of macron and the prime minister, and tal is going downhill, the reason is the too sharp belligerence of the rhetoric about the possible sending of troops to ukraine. the approval rating of macron, who played toy soldiers, is 28%, with... another percentage point co

all these even is donal folks back to a time and washington was frankly, most unhappy about who democracy was putting in the crypt i had. if it's presidential election rush, i had one message to the west. don't metal look up lou, we have sent accumulating a lot of materials about how the european union embassies in moscow or preparing thoughts, our presidential elections, what intervention mechanisms and supporting projects for our non systematic font position is our be prepared in general. seems that the embassies have no right to do. having collected such information, we invited all the ambassadors of the european union to a meeting with me, which i wanted to tell them. we simply advise them in good faith. not to do this 2 days before the scheduled meeting. they sent us a note saying that you had decided not to come. can you imagine relations with states at the diplomatic level who's in passengers are afraid to come to a meeting with the minister of a country to which they are accredited? where has that been seen? that's the manners of the sworn partners. this might sound out of place t