westerman: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to the sponsor of the bill, the gentleman from california, mr. issa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. issa: i thank the chairman. madam speaker, i spoke on this a year ago or two years ago and not much has happened except more time has passed since this land was taken from this tribe. i represent 21 tribes in my congressional district. i believe that when i come to the floor, people look and say, well, you're always representing tribal issues. i represent the issues that became an issue when grant recognized that what he had done wrong to tribes, and we began the process over 100 years ago of turning around that challenge. as the ranking member mentioned, in 1934 we passed significant legislation. much has happened since that time. one of the things that has happened is here on the house floor we talk about c.b.o. scoring, and i want to touch on that today, which i didn't do a year ago. c.b.o. says this has a cost. yes. when we mo

i thank representative westerman.ight on the case and the impact on her family and their communities. her resilience throughout this difficult situation is remarkable. i continue to urge the u.s. and japanese governments to work on an agreement that will bring rich back home safely. last time we talked you were outside the white house and the president was about to meet with the prime minister of japan. have you heard anything since then? >> yes, i have. i think the conclusion that they came to at that time was that the u.s. would create a working group, japan would create a working group and together they would try to figure out how to solve this issue. >> dana: so i'm sure there are a lot of things going on behind the scenes that you can't talk about. tonight when you are there in the chamber you will have a chance to represent your husband and i'm sure that is quite a meaningful moment to you. what are your thoughts this morning as you prepare to get ready to go to the state of the union address? >> what i'm actual

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the plenary chamber and bon once the seat of the westerman parliament, an historic and a political setting. ah, this year the beethoven 1st term, the spotlight on eastern europe on repression and bella ruth, as well as the war in ukraine. a nation who struggle for survival has been closely followed by the whole world. and had been best, not only a celebration of music, but a clear statement of support with his country's opposition movements. the question is, how can art survive in times of war and repression? what role can music play in bella, bruce or ukraine? was he calmed and can use it? can't stop war when parts can stop war, stop arbor to go to art and music. you can change. people can ment, i think alec is a medium with which we can reach very many people within via if a dimension and i function as that the household of ballasa, national, national going after the rigged, 2020 elections and belarus after the government crackdown. our musicians wanted to do something i was, was vicki kimball and they didn't want to be passively a others like lucas. it's her east as they stood next to t

joe westerman was caught player.. the only a community see the onune the only a community see the online audience are calling for him to be sacked . the club have him to be sacked. the club have seen fit to not him of his duties. there was an investigation, but it begs the question should your private life affect your job and i know life affect yourjob and i know you love this story, so take it away. i don't know. now i just remembering milk on windowsills. you want the milk that sells classic. the students of having a carrier bag with your butter and your milk hanging out the window in winter. it is holding out . yeah. when i was at school, out. yeah. when i was at school, milk would be gone off in summer and fresh in the winter. it was weather related. also, you had a milkman then and they would put the milk in a glass bottle on your front step. and by about 9:00 it was just going to burn by. well, let's now talk about nookie. in the alleyway. i don't think that he should have done this because not from a moralisti

joe westerman was caught player.. the only a community see the onune the only a community see the online audience are calling for him to be sacked . the club have him to be sacked. the club have seen fit to not him of his duties. there was an investigation, but it begs the question should your private life affect your job and i know life affect yourjob and i know you love this story, so take it away. i don't know. now i just remembering milk on windowsills. you want the milk that sells classic. the students of having a carrier bag with your butter and your milk hanging out the window in winter. it is holding out . yeah. when i was at school, out. yeah. when i was at school, milk would be gone off in summer and fresh in the winter. it was weather related. also, you had a milkman then and they would put the milk in a glass bottle on your front step. and by about 9:00 it was just going to burn by. well, let's now talk about nookie. in the alleyway. i don't think that he should have done this because not from a moralisti

helen westerman with loneliness. of local campaigns is the head of local campaigns at the nest , is the head of local campaigns at the nest, p.c.c. good morning, helen . i saw this story morning, helen. i saw this story and it kind of reminded me what and it kind of reminded me what a good job child like do for a start. and then what i realised that children were getting in touch about being lonely. i had so many questions as to why this is happening. i think i have a few answers as well, but go ahead, is this happening? ahead, why is this happening? well, we know that the pandemic impacted on children. children were at home. they weren't in school. they weren't mixing with their friends and family as they usually. we're still usually. and i think we're still seeing the effects on children who have a struggle get back who have a struggle to get back into school, struggled with friendships. into school, struggled with friendships . yeah, because i friendships. yeah, because i think there's about hundred thousand that

westerman. you have five minutes. >> thank you chairman. want to start just by voicing my support for the high standards for pilot training been in place now to the flying public deserves to know is piloting them are fully trained and not learning on the job. i want to turn out to an area i'm going to be folksong with fa reauthorization which is curb management at airports. i turned to you, beyond separating out departing and arriving passengers and creating more access points at terminal proposals to alleviate congestion at the curb and improve safety, include deploying dynamic pricing models vehicle infractions are automated enforcement current off-site ground transportation center her fast automated people movers. an advanced spatial sensing technologies to monitor congestion, safety risks. what is miter doing now if anything on helping airports and congress think about better curb management internation airports? and, what might congress do to partner with the work that you are doing? >> thank you for the question. we certainly think ab