we can't act like nothing happened and are impossible, only returned to paris when friends shows total respect for the o. g reinstate. aside from recalling its ambassador al guerria has also banned french military plains from its airspace. the move comes after remarks by president micron in which he claimed the former colony is ruled by a political military system full of hatred towards france. micron even reportedly asked if algeria existed before french colon the colonization. on top of that, paris has reduced its allocation of visas for algerians. moroccans and 2 nations accusing its former colonies of not doing enough to allow illegal immigrants to return. historian and author gerald horn thinks that the motive behind for president microns actions has more to do with french elections than algeria itself . mr. mccall is facing a very difficult reelection campaign, or mr. mc chrome feels that he has to step up the rhetoric against algiers. the french economy is heavily dependent upon exploitation of north africans. so in addition to the full paw with regard to circumventing a bilater

from the capital brings the great news, paris is limited. >> after four long years, paris is free once again. general de gaulle leading the french and allied troops in retaking the city, for most of the war, it was the men and women of the resistance who defied nazi occupation. among the number, bear sharma -- hubert jermaine seen with president macron last year. amen who, when preparing to take exams to enter the french military, decided he would never follow german orders. >> i thought about it for five minutes and is said to myself, what are you doing here? so i got up and headed back a blank piece of paper. i said i'm not interested, i am off to war. >> as a soldier of the free french forces, he took part in a battle and liberated a port and the city of lyon. he entered politics, becoming a government minister in the 's. he represented what president macron called the flame of the resistance, which will never be extend wish. he will be buried in the last empty vault at the national middle dutch memorial to french fighters at the second world war. >> remembering hubert jermaine of t

the paris agreement and other aspects of international climate policy. without objective -- objection, their statements will be made part of the record. you are now recognized to give a five-minute presentation of your testimony. welcome. >> cherry caster, ranking member graves and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify. i am a senior fellow in the climate program and the worldly -- in that research institute. my work focuses on greenhouse gas -- gas pathways and targets. you asked me to testify on how to get on track to limit climate change to less dangerous levels. i want you to know where i am coming from. on sunday i sat in the dark to write this testimony as an atmospheric river knocked out power to my house. two months ago, on the day my nephew was supposed to start kindergarten he was in a car heading north to flee a fire. we watch the fire to see if he would have a home to return to. these are climate impacts their whole -- hurting americans today and a pale and khmer -- in comparison to what less fortunate communities fac

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since the paris agreement _ fuels? definitely. since the paris agreement was - fuels? definitely. since the| paris agreement was signed fuels? definitely. since the - paris agreement was signed five years ago, nearly six years ago now, nearly $3.8 trillion have gone into fossil fuel gone into fossilfuel companies, that's coal, oil and gas companies, from just 60 banks are clearly the money is blowing in the wrong direction. we need to be stepping up our investments in renewables and climate solutions and quickly phasing out investments in fossil fuels and the energy systems of the old. i think there is a lot of banks and other financial institutions that want to have both ways, but want to continue to profit off coal, oil and gas companies make a little bit of money also offer renewables. that would have been fined 30 or a0 years ago but we are simply running out of time, the climate science is very, very clear, now is the time to act, now is the time to step up our ambition and climate action and that means getting out of fossil fuel companies. wide that means getting out of foss

reporter: the trial in paris continues. mark: turkey has ratified the paris climate accord, joining the global fight against climate change just weeks before a key climate summit in scotland. the parliament unanimously approved the aeement. turk was among the first countries to sign the accord in 2015 but hd off ratifying it as it's out to be reclassified as a developing a set of a developed country in order to avoid harsher emission targets and to benefit from financial support. time for business and for that, i am pleased to announce we are joined by kate moody. a very good evening to you. starting with a new report looking at the prospects of economic recovery and growth. kate: sub-saharan africa is said to emerge from recession but recovery there is still vulnerable. that is the headline from the world bank's survey. it projects gdp will expand three .3% in 2021, more than its initial forecast. inflation is set to hit 4.3%, still within the target range set by the region's central banks. governments have spent two point

it is not enough to just reenter paris, paris was just meant to be a starting point. there is so much to do to reverse the effects or mitigate the effects of climate change and you're right. there is a real focus on your administration in certain parts of society in terms of as you point out black and brown communities. the better resourced companies. so i think that is all a huge challenge for secretary blinken and president biden. that is part of the reason they need to mend fences. they can focus on these priorities and the disputes that can't be resolved otherwise. >> and there are no commitments going forward between the french and united states today. they will meet at the g 20 in a few weeks from now. president biden said america is back when we were in brussels at the nato meeting, he said that at the g 7. now he has a pretty good move to europe for the americans and to the larger word at the gimprovid it is hard with pending legislation. you have a country that is not functioning. and america will only be back in the eyes of the world. more bloodly i would sa

ah, ah the shame that the graffiti spells out house in paris have come to view the paris suburb is up in arms over the construction of a wall designed in theory to keep drug addicts out say it is in humane and in practice only makes matters worse. it really feels like a zombie apocalypse movie. this last week we have a soul after assault that we put them to one side like animal. it's along western tradition segregate nissan canadian military chiefs and saw the pandemic as a chance to test propaganda on citizens. according to a troubling army report and us senators wrote facebook after leaks internet. internal research suggests that the company is the grand platform, could on children's well being ah, are broadcast, want direct, more studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, anger is mounting in a pair suburb over the construction of a wall designed to keep drug users out. but instead of solving the problem, residents say that it's actually made matters worse. and it turns the area into a living hell ortiz, charlotte davi

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alive from doha, also coming up. manual mccomb condemns a police crackdown on algerian protests us in paris 60 years ago. but stopped short of a formal apology, anger intro lanka, i guess what people say is poaching by indian fishermen. plus, i'm scott hiler in southern thailand. we're a fishing community standing up against that government development project. they say will decimate the environment and cross their way and line. ah, we begin with breaking news from yemen where the saudi led coalition says that it's killed at least 160 who suffices in merit prophets. dozens of air strikes were launched in support of government forces to push back the rebels. last month the who these were newton offensive in the province mar, a biz, the internationally recognized governments last stronghold in northern yemen will have more on that breaking news. a little later in this bulletin. in the meantime, we'll move on the afghan interior ministry says that girls will soon return to secondary schools. they've only been permitted to attend primary schools since the taliban is takeover. male students and

we go to for, to be in paris. here are the french, a finance minister and the saying this in an interview in published in the new york times. it was a very interesting interview. so this is part of it. the key question for the european union is to become independent from the united states, able to defend its own interests, whether economic or strategic interests here. and what i find really interesting, we looked at the differences in the 1st part of the program. and now we have a french finance minister talking about a foreign policy for the entire european union. i mean, if you don't have your house together for domestic issues, how in the world you're going to be able to do that foreign policy wise for breach . go ahead in paris when it comes to france in my field, which is i t, we are currently being colonized by american i t. or major i t business like are the major internet service provider and telco business in france for talis, which is one of the biggest armament, industrial armament company in france. an

ross: our paris, court -- our paris correspondent was there and he sent this update. >> absolutely harrowing testimony today on this first day that we have had witnesses and survivors in the court. many of them and tea, many of them shaking, scratching at their limbs as they give their accounts because it is so emotional for them. particularly to be doing it not before friends or family or a doctor, but before the accused. the people they hold responsible for what happened. the story is pretty much the same, from everyone's point of view slightly different. one example, john mark was aan who decided to go out to have a cigarette during the concert and as he goes towards the entrance hall or entrance area he sees three silhouettes with fire spitting out of them, guns he realizes. like everyone else, he plunges to the ground and spends the next two hours in a terrible state, wishing that he could crawl into the earth in order to hide and knowing that around him there are bodies, people dying. the only time he moves his head, he says, is when there is an explosion and he looks up and it's the f

go ahead in paris. well, when it comes to france in my field, which is i t, we are currently being colonized by american i t or major i t business like are the major internet service provider and telco business in france for talis, which is one of the biggest armament industrial armament company in france and even in europe, are curiously making deals with microsoft and google in order to provide a secure cloud for everybody in france. and this is colonization, no more, no less than. that's what's happening in france. and when it comes to being independent, we have for them like recently that pandora paper revealed that there were lots of types have been all over the place and plenty of rich people taking advantage of that. and the 1st thing that happened 2 days after those revelation, whereas all the finance minister from europe deciding to take off 6, a shell from the past, have been the black list. so my guess is that what's really happening right now? maybe not in europe, but at least in france, tha

here is hugh schofield in paris. what we have is a — schofield in paris. what we have is a leak _ schofield in paris. what we have is a leak from - schofield in paris. what we have is a leak from the - schofield in paris. what we i have is a leak from the report which will be officially announced, released on tuesday and this leak states that in the 70 years from 1950 to 2020, there were between 2000 903,000 200 priests identified as having been what they call peto criminals. the man who is president of the commission, the independent commission, not a church figure, an independent commission said that that is a minimum based on the evidence that they could glean from church archives, from appeals to the public to come forward and so on. that needs to be put in the context of a total priesthood in that period of 115,000. so that means roughly 3000 from 115,000, roughly 3%, 135 priests who were paedophiles according to this commission. a minority, clearly, but nonetheless a very present minority if you think that you lined up 30, that one in 30 priests woul

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correspondent: the pieces can be seen in paris only for a few more days. after their return, they will be exhibited, but organizers anticipate large public interest. anchor: we are learning more about the fatal alec baldwin movie set shooting. local authorities in santa fe county, new mexico have revealed two people inspected the gun but failed to notice a live round inside of it aired a search of the set has recovered 600 items, three guns, and 500 rous of ammunition, some of it live. the sheriff department will handle it for the evidence to the fbi. alec baldwin was practicing for a scene when he shot and killed the film's cinematographer on the set of the low-budget film. the director was injured, but survived. no criminal charges have been brought yet, but there are plenty of unanswered questions, including how no one noticed that the gun was loaded. correspondent: that is what we are trying to determine. the people that inspected or handled the firearm when it was loaded before it got to mr. baldwin were interviewed, and there are some follow-up quest

and meet with president macron in paris where you are. what were the chances of that happening? i know there was some discussion of that. >> reporter: there was discussion of that. in the end, it is just in rome that they'll be meeting. then of course in glasgow. but the vice president will be making a trip to paris here in november, another opportunity for france and the united states to continue with the thawing of that relationship. but clearly this is a meeting that is going to be much testier than what we've seen in the past between american and french presidents, again with much clearer and concrete objectives. it's no doubt in glasgow, a clear determination to act multilaterally when it comes to climate change. >> i know the u.s. has been working hard to patch up this relationship with france, america's oldest ally. i know that secretary of state antony blinken has been meeting with french officials. jake sullivan has been meeting with french officials. but today president biden will meet with president macron. that will be signifi

, as well. >> martin du gard, author of the book "taking paris," on germany's brutal occupation of paris and liberation by american and french forces in august of 1944. watch on q and a, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. listen to all of our podcasts on our new c-span now ♪ >> want a house resource subcommittee heard from local officials and water quality experts about chemicals and other possible pollutants in the water supply and their impact on the public's health. the hearing is two hours.

and the political order, ah, the shame that was spelled out, but not some in paris, but come to view, prepare a suburb is up in arms over the construction of a wall designed in theory to keep drug out its out saying it's in humane and in practice. only make matters worse. it really feels like a zombie movie. this last week, we have faced assault or assault that would put them to one side like animals. it's a long western tradition to segregate new military. you saw the pandemic as a chance to test propaganda on citizens. according to a troubling army report. us senators rose to facebook after leaked internal research suggest the company's instagram platform for harm children's wellbeing. ah . are broadcasting my direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. no anger is mounting in a paris suburb over the construction of a wall designed to keep drug users out. but instead of solving the problem, residents say it's actually made matters worse. and turn the area into a living hell or struggle. davinsky takes up the s

a bit more in paris and rank for. the number of americans claiming unemployment benefits dropped again. that is the first time those weekly numbers have dropped below 300,000 since march 2020. the overall unemployment rate has also dropped to a pandemic low of 4.8 percent in september, but the decline was largely driven by a sharp drop off of people looking for jobs. new data showed 300,000 women left the workforce in september. they continue to bear the brunt of job losses since the start of the pandemic. a group of ngo's has accused the french state of ignoring environmental and human rights standards by supporting a controversial oil project in uganda. critics say projects in uganda would deprive thousands of their land. an energy company said it did t expect meaningful output, but it is a sign it is hitting dustries as well as households. e worl's largest producerf microchips said profits rose in the third quarter as global demand remained high. the taiwan semiconductor manufacturing co. said it was opening a new

let's begin in paris . her 1st. a lot of this then is to do with internal politics within france. he micron is soft, is facing a very tough right wing challenge a ter, in these elections are coming up. there's an increasingly her feeling in france from a lot of observers, i've been speaking to her last couple of days that what is happening is actually mac crohn is being dragged to the right wing when it comes to immigration. when it comes to visas and things like this, and he's having to play on the right wing playing field rather than a level or more level playing field. perhaps. i think this is not an entirely force . and clearly, my call has been, who appeared as a, a center or a centralized and censorious candidate in 2016 hasn't the dry, slightly to the right. but i would caution those making. so i'm trying to 2nd guess the governments or the president's actions on that. like i would caution anyone about 2nd guessing politicians. we always suspect politicians to do everything for domestic reasons. well, that may have a point that this particular conversation that was reported

he says he was under the mistaken belief paris had been informed about the deal in advance. that agreement forced the cancellation of australia's multi $1000000000.00 deal to buy french submarines we have, you know, older no more loyal with ally and franchise. it's been with us from the beginning. reason in part we came what we did was quantity was done with a lot of grace. i was under the impression, certain things that happened that had but i made clear french read 3 values. now what's important is precisely to be sure that such a situation will not be possible for all future congo coordinations tango cooperation. but for me, what's important is that we build during the past week, some very concrete actions north or to strengthens the bother sheep. in the hell. this clarification between what european defense means and how this is completely compatible with nato. what's your been sovereignty means and how it's important for global security and white house correspondent kimberly health care has moved from room. the meeting between the french president emanuel mac craw and u

so new prime minister josh be door welcomed, the vietnamese leader to paris. but during hoshi mean stay in indo china, the french governor general proclaim south vietnam an independent state affiliated to france. oh, she mean signed a franco vietnamese agreement, but considered, he'd been betrayed. paul returned to vietnam, but the official south vietnam ceremonies could not disguise that double dealing by the french. beneath his smiling demeanour, he knew that more was inevitable. on the 23rd of november 1946, the french navy sales and ne, in vietnamese sport of high hon, causing several 1000 casualties. for survivors, the memory is still vivid toys ah, from which he told the tale daddy tallow willow, holloway won't. boy, today regarding all cal heating pool a long time ago, i from your toilet i our numbers up so you often go out laughing boy program. the louisa i love family. more logical are for we numer payroll. i will will go through like i but goc rape all i got off of the queue hall a few weeks later, the north vietnamese nationalists. army retaliated t

this is life in paris. ♪ host: thank you very much. france has threatened to disrupt power supply to the u.k. if laundered does not move on the issue of fishing licenses. the channel islands are stopped from entering their fishing waters by the district. frank says u.k. is not honoring its brexit agreement and it could snap up checks on goods from britain and prevent them from accessing french ports. the uk's withdrawal from the eu breeds a blind the fishing routes of northwestern europe. after years of negotiations, a deal was struck around a 2020 transition. several sticking points remain. this is where lines were drawn when the dos settled on the brexit deal with eu battles wanting to fish in british waters having to seek a permit from the british government. waters 1200 to 200 miles off the coaspose n problem. this area is populated by larger boats. they have beenranted 10 permits for the area in january over which 700 were french. the problems start closer to home. vessels in the fish rich waters six to 12 nautical miles off the c

. >>> next for us here tonight, kate snow is revealing conversation with paris hilton and her story of personal survival wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. have been investigating for years. >> there is a new push for federal legislation to regulate group homes for children and now paris hilton is adding her star power to the fight, getting personal about the abuse she endured. she spoke to kate snow >> reporter: arguably the first social media influencer, paris hilton now using her influence to push for congressional action. >> i come here not as paris hilton, but as a survivor >> reporter: today joining democratic lawmakers.

it was promised back in copenhagen, before paris- --dirty. it was promised back in copenhagen, before paris but i --dirty. it was promised back in copenhagen, before paris but ll --dirty. it was promised back in - copenhagen, before paris but i don't think any nation is on track has delivered on that to what hope do you hold they will actually speed up that finance? t do you hold they will actually speed up that finance?— you hold they will actually speed up that finance? i do have considerable hel. the that finance? i do have considerable help. the british _ that finance? i do have considerable help. the british government - that finance? i do have considerable help. the british government to - that finance? i do have considerable help. the british government to set| help. the british government to set it well and it is of course in a less good position and it should be because of its cutting overseas aid which i think was immoral and unacceptable but on the other hand and climate it has in fact committed itself and other countries includi

/french relationship, he went to paris. now the president is going to meet with macron and the vice president, kamala harris, is going to go to paris herself to try to ease this relationship, improve the relationship. it's been nasty and ugly. there was one thought the president himself after scotland would go to paris and try to improve the relationship, but that's gone away. they're meeting at this hour here in rome instead. but the vice president will be going to paris. but it's a very important relationship, and this is one issue that's really been at the center of this rupture, and there's no doubt, i will say, no doubt, i think this was the first time in u.s./french relations that france re-called its ambassador. normally that happens when countries are in a real dispute. for france to do that with the u.s. underscores how serious this crisis was. >> we're watching and waiting to see, as we've been tracking all of the live movements of the president as he's been moving about rome. we'll bring that to everyone as it ha

you will say you're for the paris accords. of course, most of you will say you're working to reduce emissions. though noably one of you will say not the 80 to 90% of emissions from the gas you sell, just the 10% arising from your operations. you say carbon capture, even though all of the captured carbon is being used to enhance oil extraction and actually increasing co2 emissions in the world. even though there is no economically proven way to store co2 indefinitely. here is the problem. this hearing will show that your actions continue to be inconsistent with the climate goals you now espouse. i wish they were consistent. my goal, honestly, is not to embarrass you. it's not to have a gotcha moment. that doesn't help any of us. you actually have a moment to shine today. you could commit to changing course and taking actions that would avert a climate catastrophe or you can continue to deny and deceive out of a sense of institutional loyalty to your companies' past. the choice is really yours. as you make it, think of the indig

we spoke to a professor at the paris school of business. he says that francis relationship with china is at risk. the current china french relation is close to a historic height is through many years of trust and convenience says between the 2 country. once damage, it will take a very long time to repair the relationship. so if france moves one step further to touch the bottom line of the one china principle. by further giving taiwan more form of recognition, he will be a point of no return. there are different invest to introduce scripts. that micron is to please. so far he has a fair chance to get elected. if this is a big thing, taiwan issue, backfires, china, in for a huge pain to funds, a macro will be at a big risk for reelection. if child friends touches the one china principal, it definitely anger china and china will not hesitate to suffer legs with price. and that brings you validate them or coming your way in half an hour to imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what are the chapters called

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i 60 years on from the paris massacre and the wounds run deep. one day before the anniversary president macklin attended the official commemoration alongside relatives of the victims. he paid tribute to them, yet no word of an apology from the man who was running to keep his job in next year's election. not even a public speech in a written statement put out by the president's office, mccall observed a minute of silence and memory of the victims of the bloody repression of october 17 1961. he admitted the facts. the crimes committed that night under the authority of malise papa, or inexcusable for the republic. was that conveyed regret but too subtle for many who point to the decades of silence surrounding the killings. egon don't force the source on him and it's high time on this 60th anniversary that a strong statement be made at the highest level of the state to recognise the responsibility of the french state and this massacre. this, the massacre occurred against the backdrop of the algerian war of independence. as a conflict, drugged on the

let's get the view from paris and bring in a lexi o'brien. so tell us more about the court hearing that's been set for the british fishing capital. is this a british captain has been summoned to appear in court in august next year for a hearing now? he is accused of fishing in french waters without a license. there about 2 tons of stops on board is blocked when it was seized and brought into the port at laugh at elliot this week. now this was in part of extra checks that are at the center of this escalating dispute between france and britain over the rights to exercise in those water. now germany has white and the german government telling report is going on both sides to really resolve this dispute and promotions. news agency is reporting that the european commission may promote propose talks last last round of talks even this weekend that just days before tuesday, november 2nd, that is when france is, is state to unveil, but it's cooling. targeted measures measures aimed at trying to get the licenses that at once and that it feels it deserv

on january 7th, 2015, two gunmen raided the offices of the ench satirical magazine charlie hebdo paris. 12 people were killed that day, traumatizing the country. angela merkel was in london visiting british prime minister david cameron, and immediately pledged germany's support. >> i will always be incredibly grateful to angela merkel for the stance she took when france fell victim to terrorist tacks. germany was our most valuable friend through those times. she was able to express solidarity with gestures. angela merkel came to paris she took the initiative and was the first to say she would join a mass demonstration against the threat of islamic extremism on january 11. that shaped our cooperation in the fight against terrorism. it was very important for franco-german relations, and for the personal relationship between myself and merkel. it fostered enduring respect and appreciation. >> in the summer of 2015, merkel faced one of e most consequential decisions of her political career. millions were fleeing war and persecution in syria and other cris regions. many sought refuge in eup

so new prime minister shocked be door welcomed the vietnamese leader to paris. but during hoshi mean stay in indo china, the french governor general proclaim south vietnam an independent state affiliated to france. how she mean, signed a franco vietnamese agreement, but considered he'd been betrayed. paul returned to vietnam, but the official south vietnam ceremonies could not disguise a double dealing by the french. beneath his smiling demeanour, he knew that more was inevitable. on the 23rd of november 1946, the french made you shout a ne, in vietnamese ford of high home, causing several 1000 casualties. for survivors, the memory is still vivid. no toys. i found where he thought detail daddy come, little willow, holloway won't boy good yet. i got it all talk eating poor long time ago. i from her new toilet. ah, our numbers up. so you often go out laughing, boyfriend, the louis i love family. more logical are for we numer payroll. i will really go through like i but goc very full of cock come off of the queue hall a few weeks later, the north vietnamese nationa

but he managed to distribute aversion of the film secretly, which shocked left wing at in paris, the communist party demanded the release of the ivory coast prisoners to avoid a new front opening up in africa, the french government shifted its strategy and offered who fed one ye a deal the charges against him and his body would be dropped if he cut his length with the french communist party. if not, the ivory coast would go the same way as madagascar who fed when ye accepted and fell into line even became a government minister. and ivory coast enjoyed a privilege relationship with the mother. mat france that achieved its short term goals in africa. but after madagascar and ivory coast the caribbean felt the most attention. the 3 years since becoming french department had seen very little change. the large families descended from the 1st european settlers. the bouquets remained firmly in charge. the black population was underpaid and was kept on the edge of society in extreme poverty. even you just give us a clue or so at the bottom of that is assume that the length of it pee, me in t

piechulek, made a late charge on the outside to claim the upset in the 100th edition of the race at paris longchamp. the winner of the derby, adeyar, could only finish fourth. danny willett won the alfred dunhill links championship at st andrews. the former masters champion shot a final—round 68 to finish on 18 under par, two shots clear of fellow englishman tyrell hatton. and britain�*s cameron norrie is into the final of the san diego 0pen later, after he beat the top seed, andrey rublev. norrie recovered from losing the first set to take the next two forjust his second career win over a top—five player. norrie, who is currently the world number 28, will now face another big challenge, playing second seed casper ruud of norway for the title. for the first time since april 2019, thousands of runners took to the streets for the london marathon. there were 36,000 taking part, but the first to cross the finish line in the women�*s race was kenya�*sjoycilinejepkosgei, while there was a surprise winner in the men�*s marathon. joe wilson reports. the mass start of the london marath

lobbying the industry, the paris climate accord. lobbying for that. the only countries that would have spent money lobbying for the paris climate accord would have been energy companies in china or ukraine. perhaps when we become the majority and we subpoena hundred hunter biden, we can ask that question. as senator omar just said, attacking the oil and gas industry for donating 80% of their contributions to republicans, madam chair, i guess they feel like donating to the democrats. this is crazy this policy that's only going to make energy prices higher. only going to make us more dependent on foreign countries for our energy and will doing in to reduce carbon emissions. we've seen stunts like with katie porter. looked like she was in california, madam chair, i hope she doesn't get fined by gavin newsom for polluting or whatever she was doing there in the back of her car in california. the most predictable thing we've seen today, democrats attacking private sector companies for making a profit and what always confuses me is why my friends on the left