mr. miller: thank you very much, mr. speaker. senate amendment we are discussing today to h.r. 1412 would extend a number of expiring authorities affecting the daily lives and long-term well-being of our service members, veterans and their families. the important initiatives that would be extended through this legislation include those that provide adaptive sports programs, specially adaptive housing grants for disabled veterans and supported services such as housing and employment assistance for homeless veterans. the bill would also extend for one year the department's authority to provide childcare assistance to certain veterans receiving intensive health care services. now, further, it would extend v.a.'s authority to collect co-payments for hospital and nursing home care and to recover from third parties the cost of care and services that are furnished to veterans with health plan contracts for nonservice-connected conditions through september 30 of 2014. now, needless to say, each of these programs is critical to ensuring t

mr. miller, do you have a comment? >>> i'll start this and i may have jennifer warren who is the school head who can walk through the protocol, tackal the signage [speaker not understood], and i'll talk about the accompaniment. can you hear me okay? signage is something we'd love to do more of. we talk about preservation. it's a historic building. our signage is limited on the facility grounds. and, so, we were restricted in terms of what we could do in the time frames that we have. >> yeah, my question -- my comments weren't worried about signage on the space, but leading up to the school a block, three blocks away. >>> if that is the preferred direction, now we're getting into the public domain. i think the school will be very proactive if we can do that. the community felt that signage was good we would be very pleased to do so. there's two things i want to highlight. the recreation program is -- outdoor recreation is supplemental to the core recreation for the boys. we do have tremendous space indoors for recreatio

mr. miller: i have no further questions and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: i'd like to thank my senate colleagues and senator tom carper of delaware in particular who worked diligently to ensure this important program is renewed in a timely manner. providing these awards to young people in my district has been a great honor and privilege for me throughout my tenure representing north carolina's fifth congressional district. the paragraph tiss pants of this -- participants of this program continually inspire me and i look forward to many more ceremonies in the years to come. once again i urge my colleagues to vote yes on s. 1348. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 134

mr. miller ? let's just say i work for people in business who work with people in politics. i do not understand. what was wrong with jess' speech ? nothing. the bottom line is, you can make speeches until doomsday. what you need more than anything else is money. without that you haven't got a prayer. i have a few hundred dollars available. i would give it to jess in a second. no, i'm talking big money, as in lots of zeroes. well, that's not going to happen. of course not. jess is not going to win by buying votes. i'm sure you're right. well, good luck to you. and thank you for the coffee. what does he know ? probably a lot. [ narrator ] "government of the people, by the people and for the people--" a basic principle that is the foundation for government in the united states. most citizens see the close relationship between government and the people... at the local level close to home. the mayor of a city or town represents the executive branch of local government. motion to second to approve recommendations of staff. please vote. the role of the mayor of riverside is both co

mr. miller, the politics surrounding the shutdown have been pretty intense, and at times intensely personal. let me play you something congressman david scott of georgia said last night. >> alexander hamilton and thomas jefferson hated each other so much, but that hate that they had for each other did not come before the love of their country. your hate for this president is coming before the love of this country because if you loved this country you would not be closing it down! >> there you can see a very impassioned representative scott mentioning this hate for president obama, but he didn't flat out say why. why do you think we see such betrayal now? >> another great example is the ronald reagan/tip o'neal relationship. they were on different soyeds of spectrum, one liberal and one conservative. they worked together and dealt with tax reform and entitlement reform. you know, right now we have a system that's broken. right now we're seeing a civil war going on within the republican party, and so with at no labels try to put the focus on what the american people care about, which is jobs.

when the obama supporters to the phones all but mr miller get results like. that i was politically correct that i'm correcting fox news air force sergeant phillip monk is facing a formal investigation for allegedly falsely claiming that he was punished for opposing marriage equality fox news jumped on monk story despite questions about its authenticity and now the network is citing the investigation into monk as further proof that the military is cracking down on anti great gay christians in august monk told fox news that he had been relieved of his duties for speaking out against marriage equality a claim that the air force denied saying that he was simply at the end of his assignment yesterday fox so-called news talking head shannon bream spoke with hate group leader tony perkins about the case about the supposed war on anti-gay christians in america take a look. he believes he was being discriminated against based upon his religious convictions so i guess i think with this is it's more than just this case with sergeant monk this is a pattern this is in thi

when the obama said to the phones on mr miller get. the night's edition of politically corrected i'm correcting the wall street journal stephen moore more recently appeared on fox news is your world with neil cavuto to discuss the fast food workers protests that took place across the country last week that's when he proceeded to make these claims. i was asked friends of mine who runs some of these franchises how do you make how do you make any money on the nine united stats menu you know you're selling fries and you know double burger for and i denied sounds. very thin margins and if you. require fifteen dollars an hour wages for some of those workers first of all you're going to have a lot less teenagers hired for those kinds of jobs you're going to have those starter jobs just won't exist and the other thing that will happen meal is exactly what you just said that they will substitute workers with machines that automated things you know you know the claim that a higher minimum wage would decrease teenage unemployment is completely fa

the way the obama supporters to the phones all but mr miller. or is there not it's politically correct that i'm correcting fox so called news reporter doug in the calway mckelway appeared on wednesday's broadcast of happening now with greg jarrett to talk about this week's hearings on global climate change in the house of representatives during his discussion with jarrett mckelway brought up a new study by the nongovernmental international panel on climate change that according to him at least shows that global climate change is a lot less serious than the scientists say take a look. contrast that. with the peer reviewed findings of a new study that was released just today by the nongovernmental international panel on climate change quoting from it and i p c c's conclusions drawn from extensive review of the scientific evidence is that the greenhouse gas induced global climate signal is so small as to be embedded within the background variability of the natural climate system and is not dangerous what dogman calway didn't mention though is that

mr miller get one. for their eyes politically correct i'm correct in the daily mail over the weekend the british tabloid ran a story that supposedly threw in a question one of the basic facts of climate science arctic sea ice is melting and melting fast growing the article which is titled and now it's calling the article says that the fact that. sea ice coverage increased by almost sixty percent in some parts of the arctic this past summer shows that climate science now appears gravely flawed it's actually the daily mail that's gravely flawed as the guardian has pointed out the arctic sea ice buildup that the male is crying fall over is largely irrelevant one of the basic laws of science is the law of the regression to the mean back to normal and scientists in extreme measurement like last year's record arctic sea ice melt expected the measurement will soon correct itself with a return closer to the average like this years sea ice build up as little blips and data shifts happen especially in a complicat

when the obama super pac to the phones on the mr miller get results.for tonight's politically correct that i'm correct in the mainstream media number of mainstream media outlets m c m b c to reuters are talking about a new report study out today that applauds the process of fracking and its economic benefits the report and study titled america's new energy future the unconventional oil and gas revolution and the u.s. economy was conducted by a consulting group i h s sirrah and was commissioned by multiple fossil fuel organizations who would benefit from the growth in the oil and gas industry as a result of fracking report argues that the increase in unconventional oil and natural gas extraction from fracking at it in average of twelve hundred dollars in discretionary income to every american household in two thousand and twelve and now supports one point two million jobs a number projected to grow to three point three million by two thousand and twenty first of all these figures are substantially higher than just about any other economic study on the b

when the obama said back to the phones on mr miller get. fertilized politically correct that i'm correcting fox and friends host steve doocy there in a discussion about the navy yard shooting in this morning's broadcast of fox and friends do you see blasted president obama for during not going to help the mentally ill despite president obama's promise to do so after the newtown massacre . and so far we aren't doing a good job at keeping guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have it after the newtown massacre what did the president ited states say he said his administration quote would bring mental illness out of the shadows what have you done so far they've had a conference in june nothing has happened. i do see is actually wrong i don't know if you just wrong the line but he's wrong after the newtown massacre last december the president pushed for a bill that would have enhanced the background check system to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill and create a task force to research the connections between mental illness an

when the obama said to the phones oh my mr miller. birthrates politically corrected segment i'm correct in c.n.n. internet for to have a rational and informative debate on the status of gun control legislation america c.n.n. out on larry pratt executive director of gun owners of america gun rights advocacy group unfortunately larry pratt is anything but rational when asked about what needed to be done to reduce gun violence in america pratt responded by perpetuating the absurd idea that more guns will reduce gun violence. we've got to get rid of the gun free schools and that just is a magnet for murder it's if you haven't your evil heart to kill a lot of people that's a great place to go and it's just disgusting that we continue to disarm people who would otherwise be able to protect themselves and stop these dirtbags from doing these kinds of terrible things jim very quickly i think that is insanity my child is in third grade and having guns in her school will not make the place any safer already school is safe you like bodies piling

mr. miller band, are you listening? band, are you listening?ause] we are the only people with a solution. the only way we can take back andcontrol of our borders decide who comes to this country is by divorcing ourselves amicably from this european union and taking back control. i don't want to prolong the agony. as far as i can concern, the sooner we do it, the better. we know we have 67% of the public already on our side. i think -- life outside the european union -- it is a very attractive prospect. 55er all, we will save billion pounds a day in terms of our contribution. that is not about start -- a bad start. we could do also to things. we could reduce the deficit, reduce corporation tax to 10% making us the most competitive place in the world. there are lots of things we could do with that money to make written better. what i am certain of it that we will get our money and our borders back. we will get our parliament back. we will get our parliament -- we will get our seatback on the global bodies that make an influence and run the world.

mr. mellow. >> miller, let me just give it to you. there are no tinted windows like out in santa barbara where you live. they are not allowed here in new york. people see me in the back of the car, okay? hey. >> ailes doesn't allow you to drive. you are the mother stone over there you would be in fights every day they would have no show. >> i have got to get a helicopter. that's what i need. >> oh, you are a piece of work. >> obama. >> barack obama's approval rating? >> bill: yes. >> i wouldn't say obviously to me the president is not a man for all seasons, but he certainly is a man for this season. i think he is completely emblematic of his time. one thing i have noticed about young people when i meet him through my kids or i meet him when i am out performing it's a very nonjudgmental generation. they don't judge. so it doesn't surprise me that obama can still have good approval ratings. if you poll individual topics, i think you will find that a lot of people don't like the way it's going. if you ask them to judge the president, the

mr. miller's main point.a is somehow waiverring in his commitment to make sure iran doesn't get the bomb. and i think quite clearly, what he is trying to do see if there is a way to test the sincerity of president rouhani. bebe net yaw has to be a little careful. i understand his skepticism. that is reasonable to voice. to say he is sure this is all just a charade by iran, that is not very helpful and that is not really very empirical. there is no way to know that we'll have to test this. we'll have to test it through serious negotiations. making sure any agreement would have to be verifiable and would only lift sanctions as there is compliance by iran, not in advance of compliance. if we keep to those basic, simple, common sense tests i think we'll be okay going forward to avoid pitfalls mr. netanyahu is worried about. jenna: to get an idea of concern by israel and watching trip by the prime minister. i want to read one line from one article this sums up what i read today. the united states and europe are de

mr. miller. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. miller: i want to thank the gentleman for yielding time and for devoting his entire political career to the idea of eradicating hunger in american society and around the world. an outstanding record of achievement, an outstanding record of compassion and today it runs into the republican reality. i know how you must feel, mr. mcgovern, of all these years of work to see them cavalierly suggest they can cut $40 billion in nutrition benefits to families, to children, to working people, to people searching for work, and somehow nobody will lose their benefits. somehow they're not throwing anybody off the program. it's not that we said you're throwing people off the program. it's that the congressional udget office said that the $40 billion cut, some 3 ppt 8 million people would lose benefits and an average of three million people each year over the coming decade -- over the coming decade -- will lose their benefit. what does that mean? i specialize in education. i visit schools almost

mr. miller. >> secretary kerry, you just said again and should be no delay. >> there has to be a reasonable time to try to work this out. obviously you have to see whether or not this has any need to it. i think that's important. >> again following up. >> the senate has already delayed. >> because they don't have the votes. that is why. you know that. >> actually, no, i don't. >> i do. >> and let you know something. at the -- this should not be a political discussion. >> i'm not being political. it's the truth. they don't have the votes. you will find that out. >> to douse the lemon for? >> i believe that the senate -- >> this is the house of representatives. to you want to play politics or get a policy in place? the policy that can be put in place is to try to get this particular option of getting control of chemical weapons in place. if you want to undermine that then play the politics. >> incredibly small strike. >> is not a year's war. what i was doing was trying to point up to people the we are engaged in a strike which we having gays in again and again. >> it is not the reader does no

mr. bocklage. karen campbell. scott miller. we're private security consultants. we need a moment of your time. that's not how this works. you need to call me and make an appointment, okay? sir, we have a video conference -- mr. bocklage, you're about to be robbed. am i? would you care to elaborate? you just bought one of alexander the great's swords. a thief is coming to relieve you of it. we've been hunting this man since he hit a client of ours in mumbai. who? who were you working for? we're not at liberty to say. but this thief stole some very valuable indonesian artifacts from our client and ruined our reputation, and we're here to get both back. i need you to know that i don't have a sense of humor. if this is a joke -- this is a mold the thief made for the alexander sword. we recovered it from a structure fire in miami. we're not wasting your time -- someone in your company is going to steal your sword and swap in a fake. now hold on just a damn minute. you're saying that i hired a thief? he didn't make a forgery because he's planning an armed robbery. he clearly has the access he needs t

mr. miller. >> secretary kery, you just said again there should be no delay. is that correct? >> there has to be a reasonable period to try to work this out. obviously. you've got to see whether or not this has any meat to it. if it does have meat, i think that's important. >> so, again, following up on -- >> the senate has already delayed. because they -- >> because they don't have the votes, mr. secretary. he has why they've delayed. you know that. >> actually, no, i don't. >> i do. >> well, i'm glad you know something. i think this is not -- this should not be a political discussion. >> i'm not being political, mr. secretary. it's the truth. they don't have the votes. read any newspaper in this country and you will find that out. >> as i said to you, i don't know that. >> should the house delay or should the house move forward? >> i believe that the senate has made -- >> this is the house of representatives. >> i understand that. look, if you want to play politics here or get a policy in place? the policy that can be put in place is to try to get this particular option of g

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mr. miller on the democratic side and scot mcginn necessary -- mcginn necessary and others. we gave this tool to the forest service and they haven't used it. they've used it in very minor ways. and at the hearing i asked the deputy chief, what about nifra, do we need to change the laws further or do these radical things like preventing appeals and litigation? and he said, well, no, we're moving ahead with a major, major landscape scale collaborative process in the black hills. i said, that's great. how about all the rest of the intermountain west? how about central oregon and other places where we need these sort of landscape scale projects that can't be nitpicked, you know, acre by acre, but they are developed collaboratively and we move forward and as i mentioned earlier, we can do them under stewardship contract which will attract investors which will utilize the biomass. there is a way to better do this. we need to push the forest service on these issues, if there are minor changes that need to be made, they should let us know. i believe one is it doesn't allow for them

mr. miller: when command sergeant major patterson noticed the enemy engaging his men from hidden spider holes, he entered the complex and single-handedly conducted an assault on their position. in so doing, the sergeant major successfully destroyed five enemy bunkers, killing eight and capturing seven enemy weapons. it is for his dauntless courage and heroism that i am proud to honor and remember the actions of command sergeant major robert martin patterson. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i also rise today to honor the heroic efforts of sergeant first class leroy arthur petri of the united states army. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman will suspend. the gentleman from minnesota, for what purpose does do you seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the heroic efforts of lieutenant colonel alfred velazquez rezcon of the united states ar

mr. miller? >> you said there should be no delay. is that correct? >> has to be a reasonable time to work this upgrade you have to see whether this has any need to agree if it does have me, i think that is important. >> again, -- >> the senate has delayed. >> because they do not have the votes? that is why they have delay. >> actually, no i don't. i'm glad you know something. this is not a political discussion about whether they have the votes are not. >> it is the truth. they do not have the votes. we'd any newspaper in this country and you will find that out. -- or read any newspaper in this country and you will find that operate >> i don't know that. >> to the house delay or move forward? this is the house of representatives. >> t want to play politics or get a policy in place? get this particular option of getting control of chemical weapons in place. if you want to undermine that, play the politics. --how about this would you ask the witnesses to limit their answers to the questions that are asked? explain whatase incredibly small strike is? >>

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focused on the ultimate goal of winning the season brad miller, miller time, how about a grand slam to put the mariners up 7-1. that was off of mr. jarrod parker. brandon moss goes swinging hard, two-run home are for him. his 30th home run of the season. to the 8th, bases loaded, a's making a run but lowrie is caught looking. a's lose 7-5. they will host the tigers friday in oakland to start the playoffs. >>> it's true hard work does pay off. giants outfielder hunter pence has agree to a five-year deeld for $90 million with the giants pending a physical. great news for the giants' fans. he becomes the san francisco giants' second highest paid position player. the 30-year-old has started 170 straight games for the giants and was considered their top off season priority after setting a career high in home runs and taking home this season's willie mack award. >>> padres and giants on the diamond. fans showing their appreciate yait yags for hunter pence. bottom of the third he said, forget about the money. i love the game. number 27 career high for him. 3-1 giants. 4th inning now. guzman, he's going left, number nine for him. bruce

christine miller is a biographer f the first ladies. mr. cooper is woodrow wilson's biographer. we are going to break precedent. thesee been telling stories chronologically, but everyone knows about edith wilson managing the white house after a stroke. so many people want to know what happened. suffer the stroke? 1919.was in october of trying to sell the country on going into the league of nations. aborted the tour and got him back into the white house. five days into the white house he suffered a massive stroke. >> the story of the stroke is very dramatic. can you tell us what happened? conflicting reports about what happened, but i think the most accurate portrayal is edith hadt a warning been going to check on him in the middle of the night, and she found him on the floor and could not move his left side. corridor,ut into the used a telephone that did not go through the switchboard. she did not want to have this universally known, and she asked the chief usher to call a doctor, and the doctor came in and helped him into bed, what he was paralyzed on his left side. >> a charac

miller, i can stand you no more. your boorishness is just too much. mr. o'reilly, you are one of the most honest people i have seen. the good you do oh for america is unmatched. thanks for allowing me to end the mail segment on a good note. finally the tip of the day. as you may know my book "killing kennedy" has been a best selling for a year. the national geographic channel has announced that the movie "killing kennedy" will be shown sunday, november 10. here is a short preview. ♪ >> this is a very dangerous and uncertain world. no one expects that a life will be easy. but i am confident as i look to the future that our chances for security, our chances for peace are better than they have been in the past. and the reason is because we are stronger. with that strength comes a determination, not only to maintain the peace but also to the vital interests of the united states. thank you very much. >> tip of the day. i believe you will like the film. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. spout off all over the world. name a town if you wish to opine.

mr. secretary. reclaiming my time. >> secretary of state john kerry sparring with republican john miller of florida at the house armedere. back and forth there going on. our big question for you today was do you trust the president's judgment on a strike on syria. if so, why? if not, why? we've got jeff weighing in saying, yes, i do. i also think he may not have to strike to get the same results. it looks like the end result will ab great out come. from tom we get, hell, no. anyone who thinks we should invade another middle east country needs their judgment checked. john wrote in, yes, as he's not given me reasons to doubt him like previous presidents. the conversation continues, keep comments coming in on twitter and facebook. that's going to wrap things up for me. a quick reminder, tune in to msnbc 8:00 p.m. eastern for the president's speech. we'll carry that speech when it against, slated at 9:00 p.m. don't go anywhere. alex wagner next. [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could p

miller. he was voted most likely to request a rectangular helmet. [ laughter ] when they make those. next is phil dawson. he was voted most likely to be the love child of james carville and mrrace. this is russell wilson. he was voted sexiest cabana boy. [ laughter ] we have michael bennett. he was voted most likely to star in the b.e.t. version of "duck dynasty." [ laughter and applause ] i didn't know they had a version of "duck dynasty." >> steve: i didn't either. >> jimmy: this is justin smith. he was voted most likely to be getting a prostate exam during this photo. [ laughter ] just hurry the thing up, all right! just take a picture, man, all right! [ laughter ] >> steve: saves time. >> jimmy: this is -- multitasking, man. this is christine michael was voted strongest christine. [ laughter and applause ] that's interesting. here we have mike person. he was voted most likely to have made up his name on the spot. [ laughter ] uh, what? the name's mike. >> steve: mike what? >> jimmy: you need a last name. uh, mike person. [ laughter ] mike person. will tokuafo, he was voted most outgoing. that's interesting. doesn't seem that way to me. doesn't seem that way. this guy, m

mr. cruz did not get the kind of legislative strategy support he hoped he would get, the reality is, matt miller, what cruz has done with the help of others is he's kept the obama care issue front and center, and you look at polls, people do not like obama care, and they don't like the individual mandate, and they don't like the fact that congress is exempting themselves from obama care, and they don't like the fact there's no verification for obama care. in other words, cruz has put this issue on the front page every day. >> you're right. now we disagree about all the substance of obama care. i think adopting mitt romney's approach to using private insurers to expand health coverage to millions was a good idea. put that aside, ted cruz, you're right. i think his role model is boeck barack obama who had a drive-by visit to the senate, didn't stop to actually worry about passing anything and was immediately running for president. ted cruz went to school on that. realized so long as he can seize an issue and get immediate why and public attention on this, when i was in the green room, i was watchi

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