altman did judd -- mr. ahmadinejad is very polarizing figure, as we would say about some figures in american politics, you either love him or hate him. you were not neutral about him. i think he probably did win the election. he still has his operate -- his opposition very polarized against him. a good part of that opposition believes that mousavi either one the election or the should of been a second round, a runoff between mousavi and ahmadinejad. you're saying the frustration. you see that in the street protests we have witnessed in tehran. it is also worth noting that mr. altman did jot can mobilize large crowds -- mr. ahmadinejad ought can mobilize large crowds where mousavi support would be stronger than elsewhere in the country. but he can mobilize support outside teheran, as well. host: you see no evidence of foul play in the election. what is driving this part of the story, the fact that the religious leaders agree to a partial recount of the ballots. guest: i think the supreme leader is trying to

understand that the only way we will rid ourselves of all the problems is a matter of this regime's altman collapse. that is what we demand and what we want to see happen. this is our moment of truth. the hour for iran after 30 years. anyone today, but solidarity and ryan's will speak more and more. even in the span of one week, we have seen that the demand that started on saturday, june 13th, one day after the june 12th date, and you contrast statements coming from iranians to today, you will notice that in the span of just one week, how quickly more and more people have been telling you through your own broadcasts our post -- aside from direct reports to me, what this is really about. it will only become more and more, also understand that there is still for millions of americans this atmosphere of fear to some extent. not of standing up and dying for their cause, they are doing so. but their fear of expression that gives of the regime the excuse to pinpoint them now. the collective movement will make people's lips and mao's open up more. >> >> we are receiving e-mail from iran. why isn'

and to altman approval by the court. -- and to the ultimate approval by the court. congress's power under article one to regulate evidence and the administration of evidence has been granted power. >> that grant of power is unlimited. >> you would argue that a general power supersedes a random power? >> this body could not abrogate systematic privilege against self-incrimination, despite its power to regulate --. >> you are reversing that. >> i would disagree. the constitution cites the executive and constitutional power to the president. if secrecy is unnecessary incidents of that power, that is, the president's power. >> ok. mr. grossman, if we were in court, i would ask you to come back to chambers after we were finished. i appreciate your constructive a temps to defend your proposition. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> i recognize the gentleman from iowa for five minutes. >> thank you. i would like to compliment you of the nimble response to the chairman of the full committee. at first, i'd like to ask mr. hutchinson as i was able to hear most of the testimony her

identified to date and i will steer clear of any analysis of what we have found so far and avoid any altman conclusions that might be drawn from that information. on february 12, 2009 at 10:17 eastern standard time colgan air flight 3407 crashed during an instrument approach to runway 2-3, buffalo niagra it and report. the flight was operating as a 121 scheduled passenger flight from liberty international airport in new york new jersey. the four crew members and 45 passengers were killed. the aircraft was destroyed by impact forces. one person and a house was also killed and two individuals escape the house with minor injuries. on may 12th, 2019 tsp, the three day public hearing on the accident in which we explored airplane performance, cold weather operations, sterile cockpit compliance, flight crew training and performance and fatigue management. i would like to note that all of these issues are pertinent to every airline operation for a major air carriers as well as regional air carriers. our investigation continues and we continue to make progress every day. i would now like to discuss

we had as little as perhaps 2500 or 3,000 megawatts that go off line we could black out florida zoe altman leni to look at how to strengthen the entire interconnects so all the regions can meet the renewable goals and can do it with their local renewable resources and with distant renewable resources if necessary. >> thank you mr. chairman. feimster halvey i certainly appreciate your work toward the western region. understand that your desire to streamline the permitting process, do you have specific recommendations along those lines? >> yes, i think a couple of recommendations. one, because of the work we are doing with regard to western renewable energy zones project we think it will become clear very quickly which areas represent the most desirable, the richest and most developable renewable resource loans. given that identification we think there is the opportunity to prioritize those areas where they exist in concert with federal lands. we believe there should be a priority given to the permitting on those areas. the same thing with the transmission lines that would be necessary to mo

the value of the government would get back would not represent the true, altman about you, we believe, of this stock. if it is held on the other hand by millions of taxpaying americans, some might want to cash in right away, some might want to hold it. most will believe there's a significant upside potential and give it to their children and hold for a long time. i think frankly that is what would happen here if the country -- if the company is run correctly and will be with the addition of the bennett concept to the amendment. you don't want the government to get rid of this stock at fire sale prices because nobody benefits. that is the second practical reason. we the people should have the stock and secondly, it will make the most sense from a long term, value perspective. senator bennett has spoken to the reasons that is important. i hope that rather than viewing this as some kind of partisan exercise, our democratic colleagues will listen to their constituents back home who are not happy about the way things are going with government takeovers these days, and will see the value fo