john willen from washington dc not as much of a question, but for those of you who are really into this photography stuff the photograph of mcclellan the lincoln that you showed. dennis frye who has identified the exact spot where that was taken it was he lives in on burnside's headquarters the house that was burned and across the street. there's a property and that's where that was taken on the antietam battlefield. so david identified exactly where that was. so we can go back and find it. thank you. yes you sir two items one is it is interesting how people always try to associate one president to lincoln. i remember when jfk was assassinated they had to invent people in his cabinet to show how close these two people are and maybe want to comment on that also, perhaps looking at george w bush because both were seen as fools idiots and warmongers and tyrants by the democrats when they ran for office and their presidencies were primarily focused about as you showed before here a surprise attack and the war that followed it. that's an interesting point and and fdr was thought by many peop

share the pain as well because of russia's actions, we work w with germanya to ensure nord stream two willen not, as i promised, will not move forward. so let's put aside the question of why you would ever want toio shut down any energy pipelineip anywhere ever. especially now crude oil is near nearing $100 a barrel. it's the highest price since 2014. that's not a small thing because you need energy to live. it's not negotiable. so how does having less energy help the united states? joe biden didn't even hint at an answer to that . he didn't answer any questions. he ran away the second he hadn' finished reading the script back in real life, every person knows nothing will tank our economy faster than cutting off supply n of fossil fuels becausg despite what you may have heard from noted energy experts like sandy quintez, a country ofro three hundred and forty million peoplem can't run on windmills and solar panels. and even if we had enough of those which we don't we don'tin have the transmission lines to your housewer too and we won't for a long time. so that's all a lie. butbu don't worry,

. >> i recognize the chair man who willen be taking over the hearig as i have a conflict with this roundtableussion as i have a conflict with the president of the united states who is both important meetings in new york on gun safety schools and other items. please take over the hearing now. >> thank you very much, chairwoman. thank you so much for coming today and i think you do all of you for sharing your stories. ms. johnson, i want to turn your attention to the dinner you referenced in the opening. nkunder dc law, it is a crime to touch someone sexually without their consent. there are three components to this crime, first the defendant committed a sexual touching. second, that he did so voluntarily on purpose without accident or not by accident, and a third, that the victim didn't consent to being touched in that manner. i want to a just ask you about these three components of the crime. first, mr. snyder touched you in a sexual manner that might, correct? >> correct. >> he did so on purpose. how do you know that? >> he left his hand on the middle of my thigh until i physically removed i

high end purses from louis vuitton store in manhattan in soho over 48,000 dollars luxury goods so willenry much for being here what can you do about all of this? >> well right now on the federal level homeland security committee looking at trying to get people to -- enforce law sent a letter to attorney general, we want him to enforce the laws because, the local district attorneys, local enforcement agencies are not doing it, so if criminals see there is no consequences for actions nobody held accountable they are going to keep doing them we are trying to get attorney generals the department of justice, to move ahead say look, these people need to be held accountable stopped from what they are doing, so, republicans sent a letter last week saying -- get these things done. maria: that is all you can do send a letter republicans in miefrnt you can send a letter, you can you can apply pressure, but there is not much you can do without subpoena power other than try to convince your colleagues on the left the democrats, to step up on this. do they recognize this threat? i haven't heard a peep

previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table and the president willen immediately notified of the senate's action. the majority leader. mr. schumer: could we have a little order. the presiding officer: there you go. mr. schumer: for the information of members, we're going to have four more votes tonight. i urge members to sit in their seats so we can get these done quickly like we did last week. i ask unanimous consent the votes be ten minutes each. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the following nomination which the clerk will report. the clerk: export-import bank of the united states, reta jo lewis of georgia to be president. the presiding officer: the question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas are 56, the nays are 40. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the