he's not the only one with kind words for mr. miller. here's america's most famous neo-nazi, richard spencer, earlier this year. >> stephen miller and i were friends at duke. i generally like stephen. we worked on an immigration debate, which we brought peter brimelow to campus. >> why is he laughing? brimelow is the founder of vdare, same group i told you about at the beginning of the argument, the one pumping out anti-immigrant hate, the group that miller was sending out links to. as for a relationship with richard spencer, mr. miller says no way. i have absolutely no relationship with mr. spencer. i completely repudiate his views and his claims are 100% false. emails, interviews with other people involved in that immigration debate at duke, they say otherwise. let's put it to the side. the point is miller's political ideas that the president often parrots are too often un-american and ugly. you know, the president, news came out today that he wants to get rid of vindman and others who are testifying in a way that he doesn't like. basi

. >> thank you for your patience, good morning mr. miller, how are you? >> good morning. >> begin. >> fantastic. it's a tremendous day and i'm honored to be here. i'm here on the backs of dozens, if not generations of residents who are putting this forward on behalf of supervisor walton and mayor breed. i'll be brief because i know many of our residents want to speak and have to get back to work. very quickly, before you is an amendment to the right to return legislation for hope f.s. -- s.f., it's the largest public housing and reparation initiative designed to transform our public housing neighborhoods into racial equal communities. we use reparations intentionally to say we as a public private partnership are trying to repair what bad public policy has created in our communities. with hope s.f., we are for incredibly strong communities. this is west point, folks call it hunters view. folks use to call it double rock. you have the multimillion dollars views and down to the swamps, so sunnydale. so we have worked hard to repair broken promises across our

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team to see your meter we have agreed that mr miller. the gas supply you need for next year. is already delivered this year and view be stored in hungary they have already the agreement of next year's supply so we are in continuous negotiations i would like to state here that's what we have agreed so far if you've guessed from was delivered so guest has been a reliable partner for us but in the meantime we are definitely interested in any kind of possibility for diversification of their area if for example x. and mobil decides to finally invest in into that the remaining filled you would. excluding and turning back on gas i mean these are calls you and says. i don't care about. calling because we. reject any kind of. drove us to budapest has never made any kind of struck me so this is number one number 2 you know we i mean hungary and companies have. hungary. when it comes to the tools and these are national interest so if there's an opportunity to buy gas from a different source. another situation of this is. the 3rd. and diversifying the. sources excludes each other. servic

denying mr. miller's jewish identity. here now, senior investigative producer anna schecter. anna, so you've seen some of these e-mails. tell us about them. >> well, the e-mails show in black and white that one of the top advisors, one of the people who has president trump's ear the most holds views that are overtly raisist. it's not just cis. there are two other websites. vdare and american renaissance that are run by racists. there's no way to sugar coat this. these kinds of websites might purport to be academic. they show academic studies but they come down to race and ethnicity. it's pseudoscience and it's dangerous and it's extremely troubling to see these e-mails. >> so tell us exactly about this correspondence between steven miller and the bright bart reporter. >> katy mccue, the bright bart reporter was a young reporter and she was seen as someone who was kind of green but had potentially racist anti-muslim views. and steven miller pounced on her and was pushing content towards her. it wa

miller? >> well what it brought me to is that a lot of the cruelty we see in america's immigration policy may be coming from the most extreme corners of, you know, far right thinking in the world. that is a very terrifying prospect and sets us back as a country, you know, 100 years. >> how would you say and encapsulate all this? your investigation and the timing? because you have the supreme court considering ending daca at the same time? >> you can take all of these it different immigration policies that justifiably have all our allies who defend immigrants in this country up in arms, take all of these things and take a look what stephen miller believes and what he says he believes in his emails, and you can make a clear parallel. the stuff is connected. in a very big way. >> michael, thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> now to breaking news and that new twist we're getting in former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick's effort to get back in the game. just moments ago the location and time o

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miller eleni. -- mick mulvaney. >> but the import of what ambassador sondland said during the meeting was that there was an agreement with mick mulvaney that zelinski would get a meeting if they would undertake these investigations. >> that is correct. >> president trump and president zelinski had their second call what your real-time reaction to hearing that call? >> without hesitation i knew that i had to report this to the white house counsel. i had concerns and it was my duty to report my concerns to the proper people in the chain of command. >> what was your concern? >> as i said in my statement, it was inappropriate, it was toroper for the president request -- to demand an investigation into a political opponent especially a foreign power where there was at best -- and that this would have significant implications if it became public knowledge and it would be perceived as a partisan play. it would undermine our ukraine policy and our national security. as au described this demand. this favor that the president asked. what is it about the relationship between the president of the

if there are no more comments from my colleagues, we will open -- sorry mr. miller. >> i just wanted public comments for our residents. >> that was what i was about to say, we're going to open this item up for public comment. anyone who likes to speak, feel free to line up to this side of the room. every speaker will have 2 minutes to speak. thank you very much. good morning. >> good morning supervisors. i didn't come here today to speak on this item, but now that i'm here, i i'm a resident from engleside and i want to know if this legislation has anything or mechanism that brings back the first gentrification of those from engleside. you speak of other areas, hunters point, visitation valley, army street, but you forget engleside, we don't have a bunch of projects, but we do have folks that are using section 8 vouchers, living in these places, these homes and they were gentry fit side first, when there wasn't enough money to allow us to stay in these homes. i hope there is something that bring back focuses -- folks from the engleside area. >> thank you. next

while mr. miller condemned racism and bigotry in all forms those defaming him are trying to deny his jewish identity which is a form of anti-semitism. >> it is a laughable and offensive attack. i think he's responding with anti-semitism because he has no other answer to it. >>> breitbart news told cnn the sblc claims to have three to four emails involved an individual who they fired years ago and now you have an even better idea why we fired her. it is not a news flash that staffers pitch stories to journalist but mccue said she was just a stenographer for miller. >> sara sidner, thanks. follow me on facebook and twitter and instagram. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >>> happening now, breaking news. pivotal week. house lawmakers prepare for live impeachment testimony from nine key witnesses. just added to the roster, a diplomatic aide who overherd a key call from president trump and in a letter to democrats nancy pelosi now accused the president of the united states of extortion and b

in a letter to the white house, the lawmakers write -- "given mr. miller's role in shaping immigration policy for your administration, his documented dedication to extremist, anti-immigrant ideology and conspiracy-mongering is disqualifying." in california, over 1000 students linked arms and tried to physically block people from attending a talk by far-right tv personality ann coulter on the uc-berkeley campus thursday evening. police in riot gear escorted coulter and her fans inside berkeley's famed wheeler hall for the talk, which was hosted by the college republicans. students projected a giant sign reading "berkeley stands united against hate" on the outside of the hall. while inside, a student was handcuffed and removed as she disrupted coulter's speech. six other protesters were arrested throughout the evening. the southern poverty law center has called coulter "an infamous far-right attack dog" with ties to white nationalist organizations. syracuse university has suspended four students in connection with a string of racist incidents, includi

miller. and how how much of this is going to come down to public opinion. opinions. given how partisan things are in in washington the moment opinions by hadan sides is this likely to to kind of move the needle either way in terms of. where the public what the public thinks about this and where members of congress. in terms of the general public by a suspicion is it would probably have very minimal influence in terms of moving the needle one way or the other it will probably remain about the same that there's nothing again while this does humanize the impeachment case to an extent that's probably going to appeal more to individuals in the public who are already inclined towards the idea of impeachment and probably won't really have much of an effect on those who don't similarly the arguments from say what i see in the a problems we're going to bring up about whether this is just about a policy difference will appeal to those who don't want to pietschmann it will have almost no effect on those

miller we're looking forward to. or after the conclusion of special counsel robert muller is investigation which left it up to congress to decide if the president acted appropriately in regards to russian interference in the 2016 election but that changed in early september of this year when a whistleblower complaint came to light in it the still anonymous national security official wrote of more than a half dozen officials who knew about a phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine and they found it deeply disturbing the allegation was that trump was holding hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid meant for ukraine which is fighting off russian aggression intil the ukrainian president promised to investigate trump's potential political rival vice president joe biden and his son hunter who had worked in ukraine in damage control mode the white house released notes from the call. all it did more damage because as the notes point out as the ukrainian president is promising to buy more u.s.

mr miller says he has no hatred for the transgender community, that he was simply debating an issue of public importance, and that these guidelines, and the logging of these hate incidents, in his particular case, reached his right to freedom of expression. he has said that the record of the hate incident could be disclosed on what is known as an enhanced dvs cheque, a cheque for people who want to work with vulnerable groups, children and so forth, have to be subject to. that is the issue at the heart of the case. “— is the issue at the heart of the case. —— dvs check. the stephen lawrence enquiry report said them —— made criticism that police were not locking hate incidents, the college of policing have responded to this, they say it is absolutely critical that they lock incidents in order to be able to assess the seriousness of them. very interesting and contentious case, i‘m about to go back into court and hear what is said today. now, if you‘re a parent of a child underfive, do they have access to a device connected to the internet? more than three quarters of preâ

miller has done with the chief financial officer of commerce bank. what you need to know is buried in the bloomberg reporting, the reality, the ecb is not helping commerce bank. it's not helping commercial banking across all of europe. has been twothis times in two weeks that commerce bank has been marked down. matt: that's right. they continue to cut targets, which leads you to ask the question, why not to it all at once unless the issue is that the situation just continues to deteriorate? stefan angles is here to answer that question. if we look over the past quarter, we continue to see cutting red if you -- cutting revenue targets, cutting profitability. is it just that the situation is deteriorating? >> i think you can take two separate points in time. flip -- one, we thought we would have rate hikes through 19 and none of that has happened so that is one part. that is from the outside. we canond part is what see around the world that has been deteriorating through 2019. we already said that we will not achieve higher revenues in 2018 -- in 2019

i don‘t see erdogan abandoning mr putin right now. david miller, thank you very much. more and more people are buying electric cars as a way to cut carbon emissions. the key ingredient for car batteries is cobalt — and that could mean new mines on the ocean floor to extract it. but there is concern that mining the deep ocean will cause lasting damage. research is underway off the coast of spain into its impact, and our science editor david shukman has had exclusive access. in the waters off malaga, an experiment with a strange—looking machine, lowered underwater to test a new and controversial kind of mining on the ocean floor. a camera on the machine monitors its advance over the sea bed. a soft coral stands in its path. mining would involve excavating rocks down here, and no—one knows the implications. the project is run from this spanish research ship, funded by the eu to find new sources of important metals. it‘s a challenging operation, but there‘s momentum behind an emerging industry. what this project shows is how the technology is advancing in a way t

miller and of course 4 presidents from eastern european countries just tell us a little bit more about what we see here that's really interesting of course they played a significant role these these presidents were not the presidents. ansel's but the countries that they represent which are generally known as the fishing rod for they have a close economic cultural and political alliance slovakia poland. the czech republic and hungary i'm sure we're probably going to hear today a part of the official version which of course is that the we're all living together in the united and happy europe as a result of this and the reality of course is probably a little nuanced than that of both poland and hungary have far right governments that are strongly nativist. authoritarian and only last week the prime minister of of hungry for example match with the turkish president at the one and praised him to the head and so against of course the policies of the e.u. we have widespread corruption in the whole of eastern europe and oligarchy is also coming to power in eastern europe it's not simply a pict

quote, administration officials and mr. trump recently told stephen miller you're in charge of the immigration policy. so straight from the absolute sewer of the american renaissance to what it looks like when that person runs immigration policy in the united states. we'll talk about that next. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >>> department of homeland security has gone through four secretaries since donald trump took off and it's basically in total chaos. it nominated a dhs tom wolf to be acting secretary. everyone leaves the job humiliated and disgraced and that's because no one can quite live up to the sheer level of cruelty and racialized bias of stephen miller wh

quote, administration officials and mr. trump recently told stephen miller you're in charge of the immigration policy. so straight from the absolute sewer of the american renaissance to what it looks like when that person runs immigration policy in the united states. we'll talk about that next. n thd states we'll talk about that next thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening sympto

tom: in the united states you will hear mr. solomon with matthew miller in berlin earlier today. this is an interview where mr. solomon with all of the issues reallyman sachs addresses negative rates. and john norman. my essay this summer was jp morgan on this vector of yields ever, ever lower. it wasn't a forecast, it was a model. bigger pictures 60,000 foot view of the trend of interest rates. how close to the ground? will we land on the trend of lower rates to signify tha negative rates that mr. solomon speaks of? for: we will go sideways quite a while which will be a disappointment. you would think you would see higher bond yields and the headache of negative interest rates that a lot of investors are dealing with would go away. i don't think it will go away. you will have a hike in policy rates over the next couple of years to in negative bond yields further along the curve. i don't think that will happen. we will be stuck with this rate setting for quite a while. tom: the textbooks don't have much on negative rates in them. what have you learned on negative rates. what is t

don mcgann of course is someone who was very useful to the former special council robert miller and his investigation into allegations of collusion between the trumpet campaign and russia. mr mcgann famously told robert mueller that he had been told by the president in a late night telephone call to his home to get onto the justice department and suck mueller himself, the federal council, and when that story became public, the president had fallen him to hold a press co nfe re nce president had fallen him to hold a press conference and deny there was any truth to it. what this could all do now is lead to renewed democrats rather former do now is lead to renewed democrats ratherformer senior do now is lead to renewed democrats rather former senior trump administration officials to be brought before congress to testify, not least of them of course the former national security adviser john bolton. that said, this ruling by this federal court in washington, dc is expected to be appealed by the white house. we will watch this space, david, for the time being. thank you so much for being acro

mr. before we kicked off ai task horse at carnegie miller university and were doing some good initial work there. a number of different players are involved. obviously the army is deeply integrated in austin texas with the future scans. they're doing a lot of work try to cut through bureaucracy and getting cross functional teams to do that. but again all of the services are looking for different ways work we can really accelerate the progress that we need to get there and get sufficient investments right now the dod is in the final weeks if you will, as you have recalled, loving his budget for the next year. and again ai is one of those court critical technologies we need to get to. and has brought just the her name, it is the people. people number one and then all the systems that you need to enable them to do the jobs do them well. >> you mentioned the talent in trying to recruit. there is a pipeline as you know the went and experience not just in the army but now in broader context of

mr. menashi currently works in the white house. he works with steven miller. there is a name that may be familiar. he is pushing steven miller's anti-immigrant agenda. he spent several years advising secretary of education betsy devos on some of the most antistudent measures that department has ever undertaken. mr. menashi's hearing testimony before the senate judiciary committee was an embarrassment. he refused to answer basic questions from either democrats or republicans, basically saying to the judiciary committee my experience, what i have done, what i believe is none of your business. it was a deeply troubling nomination, to the point where even republican colleagues on the committee were chiding him to answer a question if he wanted a lifetime appointment to the secretary highest court in the land. he continued to refuse, but he still won all of their votes when his nomination came up last week. apparently, mr. menashi is hoping that in this busy week, we're going to hold this floor vote and nobody will notice. well, a lot of americans will notice, espe

so why is it that steven miller and president trump continue with this hateful rant? it's not heart, mr. president. it's hatefulness. [speaking spanish] why don't you have a heart? but there is an opportunity. there is an opportunity now for the supreme court to do the right thing. to uphold what's happened with the lower courts. the courts have all done the right thing. they stood by the american people. by wait, what the president is up to this morning with those ugly tweets, he's trying to diminish public support for these amazing men and women behind me. moms and dads, brothers and sisters, frens and neighbors, co-workers -- friends and neighbors, co-workers, let's do the right thing. let's pray for the supreme court. let's pray for the country. let's pray for these dreamers. but what we need for the american people to do is something we learned from congressman john lewis. make some noise. speak up. show up. stand up. if you don't know a dreamer, just open your eyes. get to know them. tell their story. i want to close with this. i had the honor of meeting sam tod

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he initially told me that the aircraft that was acquired the miller was too small and that was enough for him. had you ever had any discussions with mr marson about concerns that he or dr hill had with you or your judgment did i ever have any conversations with mr marson about you know ok. did mr marson ever express concerns to you that he thought maybe you weren't following the chain of command in all instances he did not and. did dr hill or mr marson ever. ask you questions about whether you were trying to access information outside of your lane they did not. and. another you know aspect of the ukraine portfolio that you were not a part of or some of the communications mr marson was having with ambassador taylor correct and did you ever express concern that he was leaving you off those calls. well certainly it was concerning he had just come on board he didn't have the you know he was in steeped in all the items that we were working on including the policy that we had developed over the preceding months. and i thought i could contribute to that too is the performance of his duties o

also consider mr. menashi's time as a white house counsel where he helped steven miller in crafting some of the administration's most draconian immigration policies. while he was an advisor, the white house cut refugee admissions to a historic low effectively banned asylum for refugees traveling through mexico, and threatened to end birthright citizenship. his views and work experience call into question how his personal biases would color his rulings and whether he has the judicial temperament and political independence necessary to serve on the federal bench. this is not the kind of legal judgment that deserves a lifetime appointment to the federal judiciary. and while the senate has spent considerable time and hours on mr. menashi's nomination, one can't help but notice the fact that the majority leader seems to scrupulously avoid calling up votes on legislation that would help working americans and working families. i hear from our rhode island constituents every day about countless pressing issues

hannah miller, grenada. on a similar topic, mr corbyn, you are here in blackpool south where two thirds of people voted to leave, so isn't the proof of this new can of all the education policies you like, but people are looking to other parties to take us out of the eu? i believe we have james graves from the blackpool gazette. you promised to give every aduu gazette. you promised to give every adult free entitlement to six years of study three qualifications at level 4—6, but will this include apprenticeships and if not, what are labour at's proposals on apprenticeships? happy to go first this time. in terms of the deal between nigel farage and boris johnson, it's absolutely clear now i think for many voters in this country that you want a different path for this country, future for this country, you want to build this country, you vote labour on december the 12th. if you want a hard right deal between donald trump, nigel farage and boris johnson, deal between donald trump, nigel farage and borisjohnson,

good evening, folks. >> evening. >> good evening. >> mr. flannery, what does this story mean to you? >> well, i guess trump's of the view that, hey, twice this guy's taken care of me. he killed the mueller report and then he's investigating the investigation. but what he should have studied was that great american philosop philosopher, clint eastwood who said a man ought to know his limitations. and inc. barr looked at this and thought, that stone wall is crumbling and falling down like the walls of jericho and i don't want to do anymore of this. so he's standing back. some people would like to believe that he's such an ethical presence that he wouldn't do this improper thing. but the people who come within the am bit of trump all do improper things at some time or another and barr is no angel evidenced by the clip you've shown and when he's been doing since. and we have 93 u.s. attorneys, all of whom are toadies to what he wants to have happen to protect the president while he's the attorney general. so i think this is a show of the weakne

as a counsel in the trump administration, mr. menashi was acknowledged -- has acknowledged that he advised steven miller on immigration policy, and he has a long record of opposing the basic human and civil rights of people of color, of women, of lgbtq americans and of immigrants. as a general counsel at the department of education under betsy devos, he played leading role in playing to deny debt relief to students and veterans defrauded by for-profit colleges. i can't believe that we as a senate can allow these types of appointments to keep going forward. we should not let this go on. this is not who we are as a country, and this is not the america that i know and love. thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: sul mr. president? the presiding officer: i ask permissions under the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: mr. president, we just celebrated veterans day in the senate and b

there wereler report 10 cases of obstruction of justice mr. mueller concluded they met all three conditions for a legitimate charge of obstruction of justice. according to -- because of justice a varmint policy, he could not bring criminal charges against the president -- justice department policy, he could not bring criminal charges against the president. he said clearly in the report the president obstructed justice on several occasions. i think several of them ought to be part of any articles of impeachment. >> i wanted to ask you about the continuing resolution the house is going to take up this week. it seems like that will last through december 20. do you think that is a realistic timeline? do you think negotiations are going well enough's? -- well enough? >> negotiations are going well enough that we can fund the vast majority of the government through regular order. i think it will be tough for us to come to an agreement on the homeland security budget because of all funding -- boardwalk funding. wall funding. that does not stop us fro

by the way, mr. albence, i appreciate very much your answer to miss miller. i.c.e. is here because of answers provided on december 24th by uscis which said i.c.e. participated in discussions leading up to the original decision. we're still trying to get to the bottom of the decision and that's why we're here. we want to make sure we have clarity as to what the policy is and we can figure out how this took place. with that i go to mr. gomez for questioning for five minutes. >> mr. chairman had, thank you so much. thank you for clarifying that. i was about to do that, but you beat me to it. mr. albence, i think democrats would agree we want you to focus on preventing illegal drugs from entering this country or making sure that people that shouldn't be here are here. people who are -- and illegal guns. that's why we're having this discussion because all of a sudden, instead of focusing on that, we're focusing -- there was a focus on kids who were terminally ill. these chronic illnesses that needed to be here. that's why we do want you to focus on the other stuff. you m

had his famous brain trust lincoln had his team of rivals and trump, of course, hi team of off-brand mr. potato head dolls [ light laughter ] i mean, look at these -- why do they all look like their eyes and ears have been drawn onto their heads [ light laughter ] i mean, steohen miller looks like a snake just rose out of a basket devin nunes looks like someone poked two holes in a brown paper bag. [ laughter and applause rudy giuliani looks like a face drawn on a kumquat [ laughter and applause and now, trump's inner circle is entangled in his criminal scheme to extort a foreign country to interfere in the 2020 election for example, today "the new york times" reported that giuliani, who is reportedly under criminal investigation for everything from money laundering to obstruction of justice, to campaign finance violations, also pursued business in ukraine while pushing for inquiries for trump. and it wasn't just rudy. two of giuliani's henchmen, lev parnas and igor fruman, have already been indicted for their role in this scheme. you remember these two guys? the guys who look like char

mr. archer's history of violence against the defendant and her family were undeniable. the court finds that ms. mccall did not act with premeditation in the death of mr. archer. however, the court is not persuaded that she acted solely in self-defense, nor that she exhausted her duty to retreat. evidence and testimony both indicate that mr. morgan was more than capable of defending himself, that his life was not in jeopardy, and that had ms. mccall not chosen to fire the flare gun, mr. morgan could have subdued mr. archer alone. for all those reasons, samantha mccall, on the charge of manslaughter and negligent homicide, the court finds you guilty. [ exhales sharply ] ♪ to hide my symptoms of depression. i was on an antidepressant. but i still had depression symptoms... it was tough getting through the day... hiding how i really felt. something had to change. so i talked to my doctor for real. no more saying, "oh, i'm fine." this time, i spoke up about living behind the mask. and he told me about rexulti. he said that rexulti, when added to an antidepressant, ... has

. >> earlier today in your testimony, yes or no, mr. cuccinelli, did anyone at the white house play a role in this decision? >> this was an agency decision, solely, and other than discussion within the department of homeland security. >> reclaiming, i'm, sorry did stephen miller play a role in this decision or not? >> i'm not going to get into specific commentary back and forth, but i made this decision. the only discussions -- >> sorry, i'm sorry, for the record, mr. cuccinelli -- >> as you noted, i'm under oath, so we need to be truthful. >> yes, you are, so please answer, yes or no -- >> i'm not to just answer what you want me to answer. >> no, i'm asking you to answer yes or no, was the president involved in this decision? >> we cannot, as you well know, talk about content of discussions -- >> i'm sorry, but you just said that you made the decision -- >> yes. >> okay, so was the president involved, yes or no? >> i made this decision. >> was stephen miller? >> alone. >> your time is expired, thank you very much and we will turn now t

so, again, just to begin with mr. desaulnier's description of the problem, and, again, dr. burgess, certainly did not quibble about the fact that this is a real problem which we're talking about. in 2013, myself and former congressman george miller asked g.a.o. to look at this problem. they took three years to study it. they used bureau of labor statistics, justice department statistics, they, again, did surveys, and they found in fact that we have a really very scary problem in terms of the 15 million health care workers that go to work every single day, five times as likely to be the victims of intentional assault than any other sector in the u.s. economy. and what's most alarming is the trajectory is going up. this is not a problem which is sort of level, normal, you know, operations, it's something that is actually getting worse. and there's no secret why it's getting worse. the her win opioid epidemic, the behavioral health problems that exist out there in society make every ambulance call that e.m.t.'s are going out for an overdose, every emergency room patient that's