whitehouse: yeah. well, the chairman is familiar with my observation about the fossil fuel industry, that they have essentially two business strategies. one is to produce fossil fuel , and the other is to control congress and manipulate politics so that they can do so violating the laws of economics that would otherwise require them to put the price of their pollution into their product. milton friedman is scowling down at them. chairman, it's up to you. i've gone over my time already. if you wanted to allow the other two to answer or if you want to do it -- wait for a second round. chair merkley: i have some additional questions. and i suspect you might as well. dr. mason: i just support what she said. sen. whitehouse: she covered it. mr. alspach: i'm not as familiar with this as dr. brander is. sen. whitehouse: one last thing which is that unilever is quite a big company that we've worked with for a long time and they have come up with a proposal that kicks in this coming year to remove from the ecos

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whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. >> a quorum is present. a quorum is a president present. how to preserve the leadership time is reserve the senate will be in the period of morning businesspe with the senators permitted to speak and they're in for up to 10 minutes each. the majority leader will then calling up. i'm not going to read. [laughter] majority leader. >> not a present asking a subset of the sea of consideration as friends one comment which was submitted earlier today. >> clerk for pope reports a resolution for. s >> s rez one to establish a committee to inform the president of the united states a quorum in each house is assembled. >> is an objection to the proceeding that objection will proceed to the measure the rental should be agreed to the motion to beha considered be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action orni debate. >> without objection. pursuant to senate resolution one that chair appointed senator from south d dakota and the senator from new york as a committee. as a committee to join the commi

whitehouse, mr. wicker. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the majority leader. mr. thune: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the vice president: the absence of a quorum having been -- the absence of a quorum having been suggested, the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. alsobrooks. ms. baldwin. mr. banks. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. ms. blunt rochester. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mrs. britt. mr. budd. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr

just look at this tweet from senator sheldon whitehouse, who'll join me in a moment. he of rhode island, who's leading the charge on economic risks and costs of climate change, quote, climate inflation. in five years, home insurance has increased more than 50%, and the rate is accelerating as climate driven risks like flood and wildfire become worse and harder to predict. unlike the housing finance system, which is largely regulated at the federal level, property and casualty insurance is regulated at the state level. the result is a patchwork of different regulations where premiums vary wildly due to state by state regulation. that, in turn, has incentivized economically dangerous behavior in some areas. check out this map from the new york times, which reveals higher insurance premiums for home ownership. the darker the color, the higher the premium. you can see the distorted rates, which is making home ownership unaffordable for many. zero in on oklahoma covered in red, where buyers are paying a lot more for home insurance compared to the value of their homes, even

. >> senator sheldon whitehouse who helped to get them all moved through is back with us. senator whitehouse, i want to go to to the conference that created the news of the day where they were saying well, clarence thomas promises to do better. that's good enough for us. >> yeah, as you know, you followed this so closely lawrence. i have had an ongoing correspondent, met with them repeatedly, the judicial conference for years now. to direct their attention to the misconduct. i have by and large had a good response from them. slow, for sure, cautious for sure, but always moving in the right direction. and so this letter is a little bit hard to fathom. it is full of seeming contradictions. the letter says judges have an obligation to amend erroneous filings. but they didn't require justice thomas to correct his filings from the past six years. there was unstated confusion that said food, lodging and entertainment and never said transportation and never been read to mean transportation and a lot of the gifts to alito and thomas have been, and before, scalia have been in the f

additional judicial conference rejecting democratic senator sheldon whitehouse 2023 requests that itorney general attorney generalfor supposedly g disclosure rules. this is part of sheldon whitehouse ongoing to harass and delegitimize justice as he does not wipe to the conferences whether it straightforwardly reminded him justice thomas has followed all the rules as they were written at the time this is not its job but sheldon whitehouse knows all of this but it was a welcome rebuke for amanda talks about rules a lot but does not follow them himself. >> are right alicia? >> what's is a mystic california governor gavin newsom who earlier announced the cost had ballooned to $100 billion. gavin newsom definition of efficiency spend more taxpayer money more so late. >> talk sorry dan? what is a common saying all of the planets are aligned to make some great projects happen here to hit to the fact all planets are about to get in line on january 21 with 6 of the seven plants will be in the line out there from mars, jupiter, uranus, neptune, venus, saturn, mercury catc touches upon fabri. a

i worked for the better part of a decade with senator durbin, chairman grassley, senator whitehouse, senator cornyn, senator booker and others who passed the first step act which president trump signed into law in december of 2018. the first step act, as the name implies, was intended to be the first of multiple steps, much remains to be done, including with the implementation of the first step act. the credits available under the first step act are still being implemented. i assume you'd be willing if confirmed to help us continue to implement first step act. ms. bondi: yes, senator. and also, i just learned it's my understanding, i don't know for fact, but it's my understanding that a lot of those beds for halfway houses, for re-entry, have not been filled under the first step act. so if that's true, i want to look at that right away and figure out why. sen. lee: right. and i think other reforms like the safer supervision act, i whh i'm a co-sponsor, can also be helpful on that front. it's always important to make sure that we're running -- although ours is not the largest criminal

able to get that message out to the well the family so is ready. captains take to the streets as a whitehouse, as a goal is a safe spot is a minute policy that people deserve piece. right? to determine the routers. these are the drugs chase the carry, jones to and this is all just air a lot from dave. also on the program on the ground and the gauze is very strikes.

that must be what it is that the mass of platforms, the trying to align themselves with, the new whitehouse. you know, i don't think the mark suffer bird has made much of a secret of his efforts to get in good with donald trump. you mentioned that that $1000000.00 donation to the inauguration after the election, also worth noting that mark soccer for adult went down to mar logo, to dine with the president. and so to speak, a case of the ring. it's also been evidence in the personnel decisions about mark soccer board has been making. the, for example, has appointed the prominent republican joel kathlyn as the chief of global affairs officer at baton now. uh, joel kaplan. i actually also appeared on fox and friends. that's a show that donald trump supposedly watches in order to explain these policy changes at match off. there is also dana white, known as a, to trump ally, and the president of the ultimate fighting championship r u. s. c. u has also been recently appointed to the board. so perhaps more than worries about aligning about metal aligning itself to the incoming leadership of the un

give you a second to remember the names of those who served so well, dianne feinstein, sheldon whitehouse, amy klobuchar, chris loomis, richard blumenthal, cory booker, alexi padilla, jon ossoff, senator butler and senator welch. they deserve a round of applause. [applause] i would be remiss if i did not note the amazing staff that brought us here as well on my side. extraordinary group of people starting with and swanson, philip rest. [applause] sarah bauer. [applause] stephanie angel, just clay, leak simmons. [applause] the high point of the last four years was when you kept your word and we were able to confirm justice ketanji brown jackson. [applause] if you are to be the first, you have to be the best, and she is, certainly the best by every measure. you kept your word and nominated her and we have done a great favor to the nation by following through. in closing, we are proud of the fact these nominees have bipartisan support, more than 80% of them received bipartisan support. i want to thank my friend and colleague of many years, chuck schumer. i nagged him and beat up on him and t

and that was senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island, jim townsend did the mccarthy hearings on communist? did they accomplish anything, in your view? they really accomplished very little at all when it comes to their stated goal, which was to find communists. no evidence of communist infiltration to root out communists, spying and infiltration. if anything, they got in the way because they diverted a lot of energy and a lot of attention away from investigations that might have found what were some of instances of infiltration. high levels of of the us government. so very little was accomplished by by the investigations themselves. probably the only good that really you can say came out of the whole episode was that the primary subcommittee committee on investigations adopted some reforms so that abuses of the kind that senator mccarthy engaged in would be much harder to engage in in the future. so things like requiring that, both the majority and the minority have a significant role in determining what investigations ought to be pursued, giving the minority the opportunity t

here's senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island, talking about his legacy. >> very often, indeed, too often, political outcomes in washington are determined by the political weight and the wealth of contesting forces vying for power. it is brute force. against brute force. and it makes you wonder, is that all there is to this? is this just an arena of combat where huge special interests lean against each other trying to shove each other around each for their own greed and benefit. well, this incident 60 years ago is an eternal lesson of what a difference one person can make. a regular american. a nobody in washington. good at his craft, good in his character, and in the right place at the right time, a man who knew it was right, broke the fever of virulent political frenzy that has captured washington. one private lawyer's sincere direct outrage at a cruel attack on his young associate, a few words from a boston lawyer who had just had enough. turned the tide of history.rs madame president, may we never forget in this world of vast and often corrupt political forces, the p

from now on jeanette ski must negotiate any new subsidies or assistance within you whitehouse administration. now all along the campaign trail, trump, i made a promise to and so you create in conflict in 24 hours. now as president select these, closing the idea to freeze the conflicts at the moment. it's all talks, but when he thinks office of january 20th, she'll have to find the articulate his plan. keep in mind, rush that's condition. the principal is uh no, none of the deluxe staples. so feel free. and we would be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provide collective security guarantees. so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis, no mean it's a muted 3 exercises on the granules. so it will be as participation of 4 in foreign troops and people here in boston all across russia. hold that 2025 will find that they bring them victory and peaks vermont. call for of archie. and that's group public. and that is a rep for now. as we welcome in the 1st weekend of the year, i'll see you again soon. you're watching 247 r t international the the chest, the good i

ringback the properly so if it's ready come to take to the streets, as whitehouse says that goes a ceasefire. it is close to being reached the ontario. so this is all just here. a guy from dough also on the program on the ground in garza is very strikes, spend no one at least 50 palestinians, a tube and a tax across the street. long wait for clean water displaced kind of students in garza rely on time cuz as well as bombardments has destroyed much of the strips. infrastructure emergency cruise essentially. so on hire not a strength.

palestinians discussions to bring a balance and the only way to cease phone gaza when the final stages. whitehouse national security advice that jake sullivan said he hopes that an agreement isn't.

kimberly, how could alex's, the euro whitehouse. robert scott is a former senior, a international economy said that you cannot make policy institute. he's not surprised at biden, has blocked for sale. the steel industry is really a special case. it is one of the most protected industries in the world and has been subject to vast amounts of unfair trade. of this has been a subject to debate if you owe easy day and other international for our, for years, decades actually been talks. and so for these 20 years about a multi lateral still agreement to deal with excess capacity worldwide, nothing has been done or giving you significance in that direction. the yours in japan have been fighting about steel also for many decades of us has harris on the importance of seo from japan. the funds deal has been repeatedly found guilty of droppings daily in the united states. this is an old problem that has to do with a government to investments and governments and favors provide into the seo industry in japan. and charlotte and other asian countri

as well as our remarkable partners and government starting with the great whitehouse team, lead by jake sullivan, my friends and colleagues from across the administration. secretary defense spent the power, you'll see id sector of the treasury, commerce, and so on. all of these partnerships that we built and built with their teams have made a difference. so to all of my colleagues, thank you. thank you for your friendship. a thank you for your partnership. is one of the reasons that we've been able to re engage rejuvenated our promised mr. president, that's you. you have never wavered. and the conviction that america leads and american gauges there is little. we cannot accomplish that. this country remains force for good force for progress around the world. your unshakable belief in the promise of america has inspired me for more than 20 years. it's inspired so many people in this department and around the world. simply put, spend the privilege of my life time to work for you to work with you, to work with this extraordinary team that you've assembled. and it's the honor of a lifetime t

congress in 2024 from now on that as key must negotiate any new subsidies or assistance within you whitehouse administration. now all along the campaign trail, trump, i made a promise to and so you create in conflict in 24 hours. now as president select these flows into the idea to freeze the conflicts at the moment. it's all talk, but when he takes office on january 20th, she'll have to find the articulate his plan. keep in mind rushes conditions. the principal is uh no, none of the deluxe staples. so feel free. and we would be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provide collective security together into so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis no means that the, me, the 3 exercises on the granules. so it will be as but dissipation of 4 and 4 in soups and people here in dunbar center all across the russia whole. that's 2025 will finally bring them victory and peace vermont. call for of archie. and that's through public to the us, where the issue of mental health support the war veterans in the spotlight. this comes off the 2 separate incidents on new yea

how worried is china about relations with the next from whitehouse. welcome to this special edition of the show coming to you from the doha form and cut our where we're talking with victor down the vice president of the center for china and globalization in beijing. i'm so glad you were able to join us today. thank you very much, and let me just start out there been a lot of changes in the global topography of leadership over 4000000000 people voted in elections this year. and one of those selections was in the united states . my country it's and donald trump won that election, and donald trump has had a lot to say on china. and he's been very tough on china. but my sense is, china is not freaking out about donald trump. but what is your view of how china sees the coming trump yours? first of all, congratulations on donald trump's. when in this presidential election, he actually deserved it. and now he not only has won the presidency or the republicans have now to be in control of the house, as well as the send it. so it's sweeping. we for mr. trump a

the whitehouse certifications and also critical point mass says the to accept progressing well. it's very media has leaked the details of the proposed deal to the exchange of this really captives in 1000 prisoners. the agreement is set to be implemented in 3 stages. but still, israel is escalating attacks on gaza. more than $46500.00 palestinians killed since a stone to us present. joe biden says a ceasefire. deal is on the brink of being achieved and the war retreat is running on moss or in the break. a proposal laid out in detail months ago. finally coming to fruition. i spoke to prime minister treasure yesterday. i spoke to a mirror cutter. today. i look forward to speaking with presidency. she soon refreshing heart close this deal. we restructured free. the hostages halt fighting, provide security israel and allow us to significantly search you mandatory assistance to the palestinians. suffered terribly and as for ma started, they've been through hell. somebody is if people have been killed. so many communities have been destroyed. policy, the people deserve peace. right to

cuts us. foreign ministry says the deal is closed and most underlying issues have been resolved. whitehouse national security advisor jake sullivan said he hopes that an agreement is in place by the end of the week. you as president joe biden, and the judge shouldn't president of both auto see. so you have issued a joint cool to conclude the deal by that submits reports. the counselors, foreign ministry says representatives from israel security services, the most odd edition back along with representatives from the outgoing by the administration and the incoming trump administration on a representative from how much their role here in doha or along with those negotiators from egypt and capsule. they're all still trying to get a sci fi deal over the line. during the past month, they were underlying issue with major issues between the 2 parties under these, all these issues would result during the talks in the past couple of weeks. and they probably have reached a point where the major issue is that go preventing ideas from happening. what are the rest and we have a language pertaining to the

whitehouse. welcome to this special edition of the show coming to you from the doha form and cut our where we're talking with victor down the vice president of the center for china and globalization in beijing. i'm so glad you were able to join us today. thank you very much and let me just start out there been a lot of changes in the global topography of leadership over 4000000000 people voted in elections this year. and one of those elections was in the united states. my country and donald trump won that election. donald trump has had a lot to say on china, and he's been very tough on china. but my sense is, china is not freaking out about donald trump. but what is your view of how china sees the coming? trump of yours, 1st of all, congratulations on donald trump's. when in this presidential election, he actually deserved it. and now he not only has won the presidency or the republicans have now be in control of the house, as well as the send it. so it's sweeping. we for mr. trump as well as the

t must negotiate any new subsidies or assisted is within you whitehouse administration. now all along the campaign trail, trump have made a promise to and so you create in conflict in 24 hours. now as president select these flows into the idea to freeze the conflicts at the moment. it's all talks, but when he thinks office of january 20th, he'll have to find the articulate his plan. keep in mind rushes condition. the principle is, uh no, nothing deluxe staples. so feel free and we would be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provide collective security together into so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me. the 3 bases. no mean to 30 me the 3 of.

so it what's behind trump's rhetoric is whitehouse correspondence. kimberly how could in washington dc and this is something that has in terms of trying to get a cease fire. and israel's war and guys are and to really get a release of the captive is something that has been looting the current administration for quite some time. in fact, uh, you know, this is something that presidential vibrant had held to be part of his legacy. but in the waiting days of his administration, it is still not something that they have been able to achieve. and so one would argue that uh, this is sort of a bit of not advertising the part of the incoming administration and the new incoming middle east negotiator. but at the same time, at you, as you heard there, they believe that the man who, who wrote the book, the art of the deal and believes he can strike a deal. so one has to really look and see whether or not this is achievable. but donald trump believes that he can and is threatening that if it's not done that there will be consequences to be paid. he says, a period

from now on that as the must negotiate any new subsidies or assist is within you whitehouse administration. now all along the campaign trail, trump have made a promise to and so you create in conflict in 24 hours. now as president select these flows into the idea to freeze the complex at the moment it's all talk. but when he takes office of january 20th, she'll have to find that he articulate his plan. keep in mind rushes conditions. the principle is, uh no, nothing deluxe staples. so feel free. and we will be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provide collective security together into so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me the 3 basis no means that the me, the 3 exercises on the brand new. so it will be split dissipation of 4 and 4 in troops and people here in boston all across russia. whole, that's 2025 will finally bring them victory. and peaks vermont. call for of archie, and that's through public. now the beautiful currently frozen landscape of yet could cause a particular claim to fame. when things at store art on that is not filling makers absolutely ador

but somewhere on this, we're going to go to whitehouse. corresponding kimberly healthcare who joins us from the now and blinking, given a rough time there. but he's clearly hurtful. he can get a $65.00 deal done before the end of the button administration, which is what and less than a week now. yeah, there is no question the that is something that the by the ministration is still pushing for working around the clock and that was just one component of what the secretary of state was talking about as he spoke at the atlanta council. but as you heard there, that was over shattered by much of the protests that were a, as he spoke there, he was interrupted numerous times called bloody blinking and the secretary of genocide. but he was trying to make the case, but it is really time to end israel's war and gaza. and he made the case, but is really now about post war reconstruction, security and governance. and that is what the speech was about. he really laid out a plan that the united states now watch the 2 sides, namely the palestinians as israel to we're look forward and to the end work t

congress in 2024 from now on that as key must negotiate any new subsidies or assistance within you whitehouse administration . now all along the campaign trail, trump have made a promise to and that you create in conflict in 24 hours. now as president select these flows into the idea to freeze the conflicts at the moment. it's all talk, but when he takes office of january 20th, he'll have to find the articulate his plan. keep in mind, rush that's conditions. the principal is, uh no, no, no luck, staples. so feel free and we will be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provide collective security together into so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis know mean to 30 me the 3 exercise us on the credit and so it will be as but dissipation of $4.00 and $4.00 in troops and people here in boston all across russia. whole, that's 2025, will find that they bring them victory and peace. vermont. call for of archie. and that's group public in washington and the pentagon is focusing on mental illness and how active american military and veterans are suffering concerns

from now on that as key must negotiate any new subsidies or assisted is within you whitehouse administration. now, all along the campaign trail, trump, i made a promise to and that you create in conflict in 24 hours. now, as the president select these floating, the idea to freeze the conflicts at the moment, it's all, it's all complex. when he takes off this of january 20th, she'll have to find the articulation plan. keep in mind rushes conditions. the principal is uh no, none of the deluxe staples. so feel free. and we will be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provides collective security guarantees. so, no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis, no mean a 30 minute 3 exercises on the granules. so it will be as participation of 4 in foreign troops and people here in boston all across russia. whole, that's 2025, will find that they bring them victory and peace, vermont. call for of archie. and that's group public not former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott richard returns to archie next as he offers his view and whether makes those actions and p

now here on the program where donald trump has accused the outgoing biden whitehouse of playing with fi, uh when it comes to ukraine. a trump said he understands the issues, russia face stuff. the kid was promised the dream of joining the nato law. a big part of the problem was russia for many, many years long before a boot and said, you could never have nato a involved with ukraine. now they've said that that's been like written in stone, and somewhere along the line vitamin said no, they should be able to join nato. well then russia has somebody right in the doorstep and i could understand the feeling about that with a big partner about donald trump's presidential campaign, of course was the promise to end the ukraine conflict in 24 hours. and so trying to find that a special envoy to tackle the issue, however, the case catalog has postponed this trip to ukraine and t of has welcomed the delay form of the printing and diplomat. it says that i ask you doesn't actually want any piece told. so he's just doing what he's told to do is own by the military industrial complex and even wash

opponent vice president, come to harris ebersole proceedings and informed me that i had in the window whitehouse correspondence. kimberly helped get referrals as president of the senate, vice president, cala harris on monday, found himself presiding over an uncomfortable post election task certify her own loss and the victory of president elect. donald trump. the votes for president of the united states are as follows. donald j, trump, of the state of florida has received 312 votes, comma levine, harris certified funds electoral college. victory was uneventful and took just a little more than 30 minutes. i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capital building. it was a stark contrast from 4 years ago. that's when trump supporters storms the u. s. capital, and then attempt to overturn democratic candidate jo biden's width. but there was no indication of violence this time, the binding it ministration has promised to restore public confidence in the election process. one of the most important sellers of our democracy is that there will be a peaceful transfer. still members of

well for more on this that's bringing now. whitehouse corresponding, kimberly, how could it, kimberly, this is we've been talking that has been quite a major shift for me. so can you explain why now? because it's really can't be a coincidence that this is happening is donald trump is set to take office. you know, a lot of this has to do with the kind of the shifting winds in politics in the united states. there was a resounding shift when it comes to the recent us selection and the social media companies are recognizing that and it has a lot to do with the advertising dollars that are tied to that and they don't want to miss out. so we've seen a lot of the social media heads trying to curry favor with the president elect donald trump making trips tomorrow. lago mark zuckerberg is one of them. he's donated a $1000000.00 to donald trump's an all girl festivities. and we've also seen you on mass practically joined at the hip with the president elect. so what we know is that this has a lot to do with that, but it also has to do with the fact that donald trump, as they're currying favor, h

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we're going to bring it now. whitehouse correspondent, kimberly how it gets now to help to pass through. what else, jake sullivan has spoken about? we've talked a lot about to you know, a cautious optimism when it comes to a deal. and it really was the sense that we got from mister sullivan. there wasn't that a yeah, but we're also getting a sense of what this deal could look like. and essentially what the national security adviser saying is that the framework is one that was put in place by the white house along with b is relays. back in may of 2024. that is what the us president laid out. it was that phase didn't approach. and that's really the crux of this. but what the details are that, according to the national security advisor lee said, is that are still being hammered out in terms of those fine points. so. so that is what the mid east advisor, brett mcgriff is doing right now. what he says is that we are close to deal and the hours of days ahead will tell. and that's where the us president joe, by that and then speaking with be a is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and s

sheldon whitehouse for environment and public works.s been a loud critic of the oil companies and he's currently the budget many it tee chairman so senator jeff merkly filling his pester there and elizabeth warren on banking and the top dem and needs to find a way to work with republicans. if i'm being optimistic, ashley, the low hanging fruit could be affordable housing, but we all know she's anti-crypto and she constantly berates the big banks. finally senator martin heinrich of new mexico home to some of the most active parts of the perm yen basis for energy and senator jeann, shahee networks serving on the foreign relations committee. ashley: i wonder who elizabeth warren banks with and if her money is under the mattress. lauren: and she's got a lot of it. the cryptocompany that backed the race to have play moreno defeat brown and now brown is out of banking but warren is worse. ashley: yes, indeed. lauren, thank you very much. the new orleans terror attack renewing calls for getting donald trump's cabinet picks confirmed as soon as

i worked for the better part of a decade with senator durbin, chairman grassley, senator whitehouse,or cornyn, senator booker and others who passed the first step act which president trump signed into law in december of 2018. the first step act, as the name implies, was intended to be the first of multiple steps, much remains to be done, including with the implementation of the first step act. the credits available under the first step act are still being implemented. i assume you'd be willing if confirmed to help us continue to implement first step act. ms. bondi: yes, senator. and also, i just learned it's my understanding, i don't know for fact, but it's my understanding that a lot of those beds for halfway houses, for re-entry, have not been filled under the first step act. so if that's true, i want to look at that right away and figure out why. sen. lee: right. and i think other reforms like the safer supervision act, i whh i'm a co-sponsor, can also be helpful on that front. it's always important to make sure that we're running

. >> senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island appears to be pushing for an offensive strategy when with republicans. i find the dynamics interesting. i'm a former dnc member, and members of congress are not automatically members of democratic national committee, right? some of them are, but by and large, they're not. 448 members are going to make this decision of the democratic national committee. i'm wondering what you're hearing in terms of how the candidates are reaching out to the dnc membership, and the pitches they are making there on what their strategy would be as chair. >> it is interesting. i chatted with james skofis, one of the younger members running, and he talks about reaching into traditionally red-leaning areas. he is from a red district, a trump-leaning district in new york state, and reaching out to those voters. but we've also heard other candidates talk about, of course, keeping, like i said, the democratic coalition together. keeping the base very strong. i think the problem, though, and a lot of democrats, you know, admit this, is that there are cracks in the

i want to commend senator sheldon whitehouse and the attorney who sounded the alarm about prospect for years. i'm committed to working with state officials and my colleagues in the rhode island congressional delegation to clean up the mess that leonard green left behind and do our best to save fatima and roger williams and stabilize our state's health care system. but mark my words, we will not stop there. the time has come for congress to take a hard look at the consequences of private equity ownership of hospitals. rhode islanders and the american people are counting on us for action. they are going to get it. mr. speaker, four years ago last week, a violent mob attacked our nation's capitol, assaulted police officers, and threatened to kill elected officials all with the goal of blocking the results of the presidential election and denying the will of the american people. they did it because the losing candidate in that election, president trump, incited them by falsely claiming he had won. on that dark day hundreds of capitol and metropolitan police officers bravely did their duty,