the gentleman from ohio? the gentleman from ohio wishes to -- >> reserve. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> speaker i yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from new york. >> recognized for 30 seconds. >> the armed insurrectionist that stormed the capitol did not emerge out of a vacuum. they were lied to by republican congressmen and women. they were incited by donald j. trump. the world is watching. our allies are watching, and our adversaries are watching and we must show them that no one will rule this country and be above the law. the cameras of history are rolling and we must act and impeach donald j. trump. >> the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you, madame speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from utah. >> thank you. last wednesday on my third day i realized that i can make hard and seemingly unpopular decisions. voting to strip electoral college votes from a state is a dangerous precedent. set by democrats many years ago and perpetuated by my party as well.

. >> gentleman from ohio reserves. gentleman from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker, i yield 30 seconds to the d distinguished >> i stand before you in disbelief, a violent mob, commit an act of insurrection and remain silent as police officers were assaulted, capitol ransacked and member of this body fled for their lives. there are still member of his party who refuse to hold him accountable. it's because of that inaction that there's only one path forward to put an end to this presidency. donald trump must be impeached, removed from office and barred from ever holding the office of the presidency again. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. >> the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves his time. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. we reserve. >> gentleman from ohio reserves his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i -- madam speaker, i now yield 30 second to the distinguished gentlelady from new york ms. velasquez. >> madam speaker, i rise

the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. mr. raskin: smashing windows and beating police officers over the head with fire extinguishers, a blood-thirsty mob attacked the capital and invaded this congress last wednesday. they erected a gallows and repeatedly chanted, "hang mike pence," they stormed speaker pelosiy yelling "where's nancy", they occupied the senate chamber. they wounded dozens of people. hospitalizing dozens of people. killed five of our people. for six hours, they shut down the counting of electoral college votes. our sacred process under the constitution for peaceful transfer of power in the united states. they may have been hunting for pence and pelosi to stage their coup, but every one of us in this room right now could have died. as senator lindsey graham said, the mob could

the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. mr. raskin: smashing windows and beating police officers over the head with fire extinguishers, a blood-thirsty mob attacked the capital and invaded this congress last wednesday. they erected a gallows and repeatedly chanted, "hang mike pence," they stormed speaker pelosiy yelling "where's nancy", they occupied the senate chamber. they wounded dozens of people. hospitalizing dozens of people. killed five of our people. for six hours, they shut down the counting of electoral college votes. our sacred process under the constitution for peaceful transfer of power in the united states. they may have been hunting for pence and pelosi to stage their coup, but every one of us in this room right now could have died. as senator lindsey graham said, the mob could

the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. >> the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. >> smashing windows and beating police officers over the head with fire extinguishers. a bloodthirsty mob attacked the capital and invaded this congress last wednesday. they erected a gallows and repeatedly chanted "hang mike pence." they stormed speaker pelosi's office. they brandished the confederate battle flag and occupied the senate chamber. a wounded dozens of people, hospitalizing dozens of people. killed five of our people. for six hours they shut down the counting of electoral college votes. our sacred process under the constitution for a peaceful transfer of power. everyone of us in this room right now could have died. as senator lindsey graham said, the mob could have blown the building up. they could have killed us all. now the far-right is called for returning engagement

at the gentleman from ohio, ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york? >> madam speaker i yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> thank you madam speaker. i heard it few minutes ago that there had been no hearings. i had heard from people in the seventh district of illinois, they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yelled back. >> the gentleman yields back. at the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we continue to reserve. >> if from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentle lady from texas. >> the gentleman will make gentleman from texas is permanent comic recognized. >> unchained ray sixth, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was unscented coo and insurrection but what i hope americans understand is that a te

the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i now yields two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland. >> the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. >> smashing windows and beating police officers over the head with fire extinguishers, blood thirsty mob attacked the capitol and invaded this congress last wednesday. they erected a gallows and repeatedly chanted "hang mike pence." they stormed speaker pelosi's office yelling where's nancy. . they brandished the confederate battle flag. they wounded dozens of people, hospitalizing dozens of people. killed five of our people. for six hours they shut down the counting of electoral college votes. our say red process for peaceful transfer of power in the united states. they may have been hunting for pence and pelosi to stage their coup but every one of us in this room could have died. as senator lindsey graham said the mob could have blown the building up. they could have killed us all. now the far right is call

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the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. mr. raskin: smashing windows and beating police officers over the head with fire extinguishers, a blood-thirsty mob attacked the capital and invaded this congress last wednesday. they erected a gallows and repeatedly chanted, "hang mike pence," they stormed speaker pelosiy yelling "where's nancy", they occupied the senate chamber. they wounded dozens of people. hospitalizing dozens of people. killed five of our people. for six hours, they shut it's why so many people love him so much, and it's why they're kicking all of us. this president has faced unprecedented hatred and resistance from big media, big tech, and big egos, from congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle. before the rioters tore through that glass, speaker pelosi stood at that rost

the gentleman from ohio. >> reserve. >> the gentleman from ohio continues to reserve. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker, i now yield 30 seconds to distinguished gentle lady from texas, ms. garcia. >> the gentle woman from texas is recognized. >> madam speaker, this president tooknh to protect and defend the constitution.ac our . this president violated his oath. he abused the power of his office, attempted to betray the will of the american people and incited insurrection against this very house. during the last impeachment trial, i reminded all americans that democracy is a gift that each generation gives to the next. we must do all to protect this -- >> the jebtle woman's time has expired the gentleman from new york refers. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i yield two minutes to florida. >> the gentleman's yielding two minutes, is that correct? two>> minutes. >> two minutes to the ya from florida. >> thank you. for three years democratic members of this body and the mainstream media lied to the american people in a the trump campaig

from ohio madam speaker we reserve. celentano i have resisted gentlemen from new york is recognized and speak radio 30 seconds to the gentleman from california mr de carlo the gentleman from california is recognized for 30 seconds then speaker rose today in support of the impeachment of president donald trump the gravity of the moment demands it and the fate of our republic the pounds on it he committed an impeachable offense by inciting the violent and deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol for this congress must hold him accountable to preserve our democracy our constitution and the rule of law he should serve not one minute learn and be bad for ever from public office he is toxic to our republic and exit to our democracy. germany as fact this moment. it's 20100 g.m.t. with jazeera live from london and these are live pictures from capitol hill where i'm president in session continues politicians are debating whether to impeach president donald trump for a 2nd time a vote on that issue is expected soon let's bring in

the gentleman from ohio reserves. >> we reserve >> the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york recognized. >> 30 seconds to the gentleman from new york, mr. halftimes. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> the words have been said. search your soul, consider your oath. i add four more words. reflect on your legacy. my friends, which way is history flowing right now? will donald trump join the panteon of washington and regan? or will he be with joseph mccarthy and andrew johnson? where you go in history, you go in history. unless today you make a stand. i yield back. >> i would like to remind members to please direct the remarks to the chair. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you. we reserve. >> the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker, i yield 30 secondses to the gentleman from hawaii. >> the gentleman from hawaii is recognized for 30 seconds. >> madam speaker, as a member of our armed forces and now a member of congress, i have taken and given the oath of off

gentleman from ohio recognized. >> reserve. >> gentleman from ohio reserves. gentleman from new york -- >> madam speaker, how much time do i have, please? >> the gentleman from new york has 18.25 minute and gentleman from ohio -- 17 minutes remaining. >> thank you very much. i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey. >> the gentleman from notch recognizeds 30 seconds. . thank you, madam speaker. i rise today a time of historical concern. last week on this very house floor an attack on democracy. that symbol, but it was an attack from within. this very floor. let's be clear. cause and effect. rally at the white house. march down pennsylvania avenue. a parade in reverse, and then attack to this chamber. a police officer was killed. and when i hear, it's time to hear, he's not even buried yet. it's clear and present danger. no one is above the law. not the president, if he has four years or four days. we must do the right thing for all americans, because he must be held accountable and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. the gentle

. >> gentleman from ohio reserves. gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i yield one minute to the gentle man from louisiana. >> gentleman from louisiana recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i arrived today for my last floor speech to do what i was sworn to do on the first day. to protect and defend the constitution. president trump put the domestic terrorists on notice by saying stand back and stand by. he then summoned them to d.c., directed them to march on the capitol and then he sat back and watched the insurrection. some of my colleagues, some of which may well be co-conspirators in their latest attempt to placate this unfit president suggest that we shouldn't punish trump for his actions in order to unify the country. that is a climax of foolishness. let me suggest to them. stand up, man up, woman up and defend this constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic, including donald j. trump. in the first impeachment, republicans said, we didn't need to impeach him because he learned his lesson, so

the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabot. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chabot: what happened last week wednesday at the capitol never should have happened. the actions of those who attempted to breach the capitol building and then ultimately did are inexcusable. lawlessness and violence are never acceptable, whichever side of the political divide one may fall on. those who broke the law should be and will be identified and prosecuted. in the aftermath of last week's tragic events, most americans continue to be saddened, angry, and wanting answers. and they are looking to us to provide a positive example on thousand to bring our nation back together. unfortunately, if what we're doing this evening is any indication, congress might not be up to the task. the democrats' attempt to invoke the 25th amendment and to once again impeach president trump a week before he'll be leaving office anyway are in my opinion misguided. the push to encourage the vice president to invoke the 25th amendment is especial

from ohio has 4. and the gentleman from ohio is recognized thank you madam speaker i yield one minute to the gentleman from north dakota mr armstrong the gentleman from north dakota is recognized for one minute thank you madam speaker what happened last wednesday is an absolute tragedy and not only were we part of dealing with it now we were part of it but when emotions are frayed and tensions are this high process matters more it matters more now than it did before and the reality is this there are serious constitutional questions about those articles and donald trump is going to be president until january 20th and on january 20th joe biden is going to be come president. but i'll end with this i'm going to vote against impeachment and that's going to give me credibility at home with my base you're going to vote for impeachment and that's going to give you credibility at home if your base d.z. to point at me and blame me it's easy for me to point at you and blame you but on january 21st we're all goin

for that be the same in ohio? the last resort was mentioned for national guard troops to be handling what we would normally deem police responsibilities. the guard obviously is available for those types of things but is the primary mission support? can you address the armed forces on our protests and dealing with those? gov. dewine: i will let general harris respond to both of those. in regard to the first one quickly, we follow the law. they have the right to do that, to be armed. it will heighten your sense of concern. that is about all i will say. we will go to general harris. general harris: yes, sir. we are prepared to do the full spectrum of operations. if it is sustainment, logistic-type support, we are in a position to provide that. we have a significance that if capabilities. as i said before, we are prepared to go all the way up to doing security right alongside local law enforcement and the state patrol. we are equipped and we have outfitted arc units to do patrol side-by-side, either mounted or dismoun

ohio wishes to research the challenge from new york a speck in christ. and speaking right now you know 30 seconds to distinguish gentleman from rhode island mr wang even the tell men from rhode island has recognized for 30 seconds the january 6th of the horrific day for our country for item ocracy the capital was breached the blood of a defender spilled all because of a lie that the elections were stolen a lie that is infected this nation has prodigious lee as the pandemic president trump is the source of that lie is perverted and betrayed his oath to defend the constitution attacking the foundation of our democracy by inciting his supporters to violence he is not fit to serve it is it danger to our country while he dies i too pledge to support it defend the child the constitution gets all enemies foreign domestic the time will tell that off that i will vote or teach president dropped by my colleague to the senate john minto new york wishes to reserve the challenge from inspecting thank you meant to speak to you one minute to the gentleman from pennsylva

that happened in ohio. ohio had that litigation. they reached the final to probe -- state reached the final decision based on its laws. senator boxer should have accepted that as conclusive. stephanie tubbs jones lodged her opinion on the floor in january 2005 four some historical perspective. here is a look. [video clip] >> i see two objects [indiscernible] to object [indiscernible] >> has the senator signed the objection? writing presented in and signed, it complies with the law. the clerk will report the objection. >> we object to the counting of the electoral votes of the state of ohio on the ground they were not under all of the known circumstances regularly given, ,igned stephanie tubbs jones state of ohio. , state ofxer california. objectionse further to the certificate? none.air hears .he two houses will withdraw each house will deliberate separately on the pending objection and report back to the joint session. senate will retire to its chambers. host: the vice president dick cheney presiding officer. that is the correct wa

will that be the same in ohio? i noticed the last resort was mentioned for national guard troops to be handling what we would normally deem police responsibility. the guard obviously is available for those types of things. but is its primary mission support and logistics and can you address the unarmed versus armed protest in your mindset in dealing with those? thank you. gov. dewine: i will let general harris respond to both of those. in regard to the first one very quickly, we follow the law, the right to do that, to be armed. obviously, it would heighten your sense of concern. that is about all i will say. we will go to general harris and let you handle that. gen. harris: we are prepared to do the full spectrum of operations. if it is sustainment, logistic type support that is what is required, we are in a position to provide that. we are the largest national guard in the country so we have a significant set of capabilities available to us and available to the governor. as i said before, we were prepared to go u

from ohio reserves. jet from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker, i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentlelady from massachusetts. >> the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized for 30 seconds. >> madam speaker, i stand before you today in disbelief. the disbelief that after the president incited a violent mob to commit an act of insurrection and remained silent as police officers were assaulted, the capitol was ransacked and members of this body fled for their lives that there are still members of his party who refuse to hold him accountable. it's because of that inaction that there is only one path forward to put an end to this presidency. donald trump must be impeached, removed from office and barred from ever holding the office of the presidency again. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back. >> the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves his time. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. we reserve. >> the gentleman from ohio reserv

the gentleman from ohio reserves the gentleman from maryland. and you had one minute to represent of course you're from texas demoted from texas is recognized for one minute thank you mr speaker i stand before the house floor today alarmed i'm alarmed that just days ago a sitting president stirred up a deadly attack on the u.s. capitol i join my colleagues in calling on vice president pants to activate section 4 of the 25th amendment it has become abundantly clear that this president has threatened our democratic system is interfered with the peaceful transition of power and has endangered equal branch of government the president the united states is unhinged and fit and unstable or as we say in my district. to the point where he's willing to tear our democracy down unless he prevails in his quest to overturn the election that he clearly lost the actions taken by this president and those who enable him show that he is unfit to uphold the duties of his office for the sake of our nation's security this president must be swiftly removed mr speaker

i think ohio does it well. for example, when we do mail ballots, we've done this for a number of years. we have verification. i think ohio sets a very high bar. and that's what we're used to dealing with in the state of ohio. i think frankly, that should be the bar across the country. >> so we -- >> i'm not saying other states don't do it well. i'm saying we have to restore confidence in the people in this process. you can go through and talk about why we have this. the reality is it's not healthy in our system for that many people to think the system is not working. >> well, the -- i want to turn to co-vid. but let me make two points. >> yeah. i'd like to. that's what i work with every day. >> the why is important. because the why is that president trump and his minions, i'm not including you or portman, but president trump and his minions have been lying to people for weeks now about this election. and because of that, these people have been lied to. they have concerns. so that's the reason. and the solution

the gentleman from ohio reserves. >> i now yield 30 seconds to mrs. newman. >> thank you, madame speaker, it is an honor to speak today. today i stand with this body. i agree with my democrat cleelgs. let's unite to address this pandemic by simply wearing a mask. let's start igniting the economy by putting $2,000 in people's pockets, and let's hold these terrorists accountable and impeach this president. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> could you -- how much time do i have, please? >> gentleman from new york has 18.25 minutes. the gentleman from ohio has 17 minutes remaining. >> thank you very much. i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey. >> recognized for 30 seconds. >> thank you, i rise today at a time of historical concern. last week on this very house floor, an attack on democracy. that is simple, but it was an attack from within. this very floor. let's be clear. cause and effect. rally at the white house, march down pennsylvania avenue,

i think ohio does it very well. for example, when we do mail ballots, we have done this for a number of years, we have verification based on mail ballots. i think ohio sits a very high bar and what we are used to dealing with in the state of ohio. and i think, frankly, that should be the bar across the country. i'm not saying other states don't do it well but i'm saying we have to restore confidence in the people in this process. you can go through and talk about why we have this, the reality is it's not healthy in our system for that many people to think the system is not working. . it's not. >> i want to turn to covid-19 but let me make two points. >> i would like to. >> the why is important because the why is that president trump and his mignons. i'm not including you or portman but president trump and his mignons have been lying for weeks about this election and because of that the people have been lied to and they have concerns. the solution is they should stop lying. >> not that simple. >> it is that simple. >

the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabot. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chabot: what happened last week wednesday at the capitol never should have happened. the actions of those who attempted to breach the capitol building and then ultimately did are inexcusable. lawlessness and violence are never acceptable, whichever side of the political divide one may fall on. those who broke the law should be and will be identified and prosecuted. in the aftermath of last week's tragic events, most americans continue to be saddened, angry, and wanting answers. and they are looking to us to provide a positive example on thousand to bring our nation back together. unfortunately, if what we're doing this evening is any indication, congress might not be up to the task. the democrats' attempt to invoke the 25th amendment and to once again impeach president trump a week before he'll be leaving office anyway are in my opinion misguided. the push to encourage the vice president to invoke the 25th amendment is especial

the lands between the ohio and tennessee rivers. the spanish get florida, of course, because they won them, and will draw that border with what the spanish had won at the tennessee river. you can see that part of what is now mississippi and alabama and western georgia. it will go to spain under the french proposal. the french should keep the northwest in the region north of the ohio river. this seems like a strange proposal for the french to suggest they give more to their british enemies than the americans would give to the british. but the reason for this is that the french were determined to keep the united states as weak as possible. and keeping them weak and dependent upon the french would be easier if the british are a strong neighbor on the border. the u.s. is scared of the british. they will be more dependent upon the french. the american delegation faces a delicate situation. their enemy was offering them the deal they wanted. their ally was opposed to it. congress sent john adams to help. benjamin franklin is a consummate

they continue to supply the ohio valley confederacy. and they supplied an emerging confederacy, a native confederacy, in the south made up of choctaw's, she caused, cree and some iroquois. they hope to keep native nations between their claims, the british canada, and this pain to mississippi into mexico. as a buffer against american expansion into those places. so if the united states wanted to expand west, which they absolutely did, they would have to win it on the battlefield. so the fighting ended in the east with york town in 1781 and the signing of the treaty of paris in 1783, since we know from the area that some fighting to continue after your town, even in mainland north america. but if those battles end by 1783, war continued in the west for another 12 years. this war went badly at first for the new american nation. there were many raids by native warriors on settlements at creeped out onto native land. there were skirmishes between native fighting forces and settlers. and there were some important defeats of u.s. troops in thi

an amazing black woman i want to make sure nina turner who's going to be running for congress out of ohio gets her props. she's a person that pushed me to push bernie sanders to support stacey abrams. stacey abrams was pushing and although she did not get the chance to be the governor of georgia she's a big part of the reason this state turned blue. her, keesha, warnock, ossoff, myself, the hip-hop community. but i don't want to leave out someone who's not in georgia but definitely has the cut to be and that's nina turner so i want to encourage people to get behind her in ohio and let's make sure she gets to congress as well. >> seth: all right we'll be right back with more kierikafr isll me teth never run dry of...

and also some support for him among the ohio delegates. by the sixthlot, ballot, blaine had lost his thenrt, and the nominee hayes, one on the seventh ballot. -- won. called him a-- distinguished soldier. notice, titles in newspapers you may say they do not mean very much. the tribune never refers to hayes as general, it is always as governor. however, we will see the herald referring to him as general, and later, referring to our field as general garfield. every time we see the name grant mentioned, however, even though he was a two-term president, he is mentioned as general grant, showing the impact and legacy of his war record, even though he was serving as president. so, the tribune featured two hayes, after his nomination, and talked about his service in the ohio 23rd as heroic, a gallant soldier under grant, mcclellan, and sheridan. they started in west virginia and saw action at antietam. talking about him being wounded at south mountain. the biography says the commander was not ready for the ambulance or hospital, there was a good

second quarter, scary moment for ohio state. justin fields scrambling takes a massive hit there from the ribs. fields came out for one play, returned. you see still in a lot of pain. buckeyes scored 21 unanswered. still feeling in the second half. six touchdown passes as ohio state rolls in this one, 49-28. after the game davos said he didn't regret ranking ohio state 11th and polls don't motivate you to play the game. well, it was clearly still on the minds of the buckeyes afterwards. >> what happened? >> what happened, man? >> you rank us 11th? 11th? you want to rank us 11th? >> rank them 12th? >> does that make you 12th? going to rank us 11th. take that talk back, man. >> all right. well, the other match-up, we had alabama and notre dame in the rose bowl. the game being played in arlington, texas, because of covid restrictions in california. the crimson tide, the play of the game right there. the 6 foot dude, 230 pounder, just leaping over a defender and going 53 yards. harris had 125 yards rushing in the game. heisman favori

then from new york wishes to reserve the gentleman from ohio is recognized thank you mr speaker with 2 minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin mr tiffany the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for 2 minutes thank you madam speaker my father once said to me just because you can do something doesn't mean you should in the short time i've served in this body one thing is clear this is not a serious place last year we watched as the other side delayed cold but relief for months to inflict maximum pain and sway the outcome of the election the speaker said as much in yet these last 2 days we have seen just how fast they can move when they want to exact political reptar retribution on their opponents my friends on the other side now have complete control of both houses of congress and in a few days they will control the entire executive branch as well madam speaker joe biden has talked about unity and healing is that what this is today is accusing wrote the republican lawmakers of sedition in calling for their expulsion the plan for healing is working with silicon valley to digitally di

the french should keep the northwest in the region north of the ohio river. it seems like a strange proposal that the french suggest they give more to their british enemies than the americans would give more to the british. french were determined to keep the united states as weak as possible and dependent upon easier if would be the british are a strong neighbor on the u.s. border. the u.s. is scared of the british. they will be more dependent upon the french. they face a delicate situation. their enemy was offering them the deal they wanted. there are light was opposed to. congress sent john adams to help. franklin is a diplomat, a politician. againstesentment britain for sure. as when he same coat was humiliated in front of hadiament in 1774, and he experience in paris during the war. was thoroughly anti-french. adams grumbled the policy of the french foreign minister against was to keeptates his hand under action to prevent us from drowning but not to lift our heads above the water. adams is very suspicious of the french and their motives and their desire

sinclair led them into ohio country to try to defeat the confederacy. by then george washington was president, and he wrote st. claire as st. clair was leaving to warn st. clair. as one whose early life was particularly engaged in indian warfare, i follow myself competent to counsel general st. clair in three words, beware of subsees. again, and again, general, be wear of surprise. recall george washington was a great general. st. clair not so much. during 1775 st. clair was the commander at fortt ticonderoga and he allowed it to be captured without a shot because he failed to fortify a high ground around the fort. st. clair was more negligent in 1791. posted just a few sent rids overnight and confederate forces, mostly shawnees, swept into the camp virtually unopposed. the militia broke and ran and left the regulars to be killed. the united states side 630 men were killed and 286 wounded so more than half the men were casualties, and most of the 200 women were either killed or captured. it was an overwhemg defeat for the united states, as devastating a

sinclair led them into ohio country to try to defeat the confederacy. and then george washington was president, he wrote sinclair and sinclair was leaving towards sinclair washington road. as one in his early life was particularly engaged in indian warfare, i feel myself competent to cancel general sinclair. were counsel. beware of surprise. again and again general, beware of surprise. george washington was a great general, general sinclair not so much. in 1777, during one campaign, sinclair was the commander, he allowed the fort to be captured without a shot. he neglected to fortify high ground above the fort. sinclair was no less negligent in november of 1791. he posted just a few centuries overnight, and confederation forces swept into the camps, surprise the forces virtually and imposed. militia broke and ran, and left the regulars to be killed. united states side 630 men were killed, and 286 wounded. more than half the men were casualties. most of the 200 women were either killed or captured. it was an overwhelming defeat for the united states. as

. >> the gentleman from ohio reserves. >> reserves. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i now yield one minute to the gentle lay day from california, miss lofgren. >> >> madam speaker, i'm the only member of congress who has been involved in all three of the last presidential impeachment. those were long proceedings. today we don't need a long investigation to know the president incited right wing terrorists to attack the congress to try to overturn constitutional government. the actions were in public, plain as day. his actions are the most serious offense against our constitution and our country. they are impeachable acts. the founders devised the impeachment clause to protect against a president who would threaten constitutional order. if we don't act now to the impeachment clause would be meaningless. faced with these facts, if we don't impeach to protect our country, we will fail our own oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and yes, domestic. we have no choice. we must -- >> the gentlewoman's time has expired.

anywhere, i was a kasich guy because ohio has very much the same set of cross-sections. and kasich is a guy who, like, put the ohio budget had been in the red, he got it back in the black, he got very narrowly elected for his first term, he got reelected by a landslide for his second term. so i thought, well, this guy's obviously able to cope with lots of people on the left and the right and right down the middle. >> well, he recently i think endorsed joe biden, and i know a lot of people may not know that you, mr. conservative humorist, in 2016 you said you're voting for hillary clinton. >> i voted for hillary, yeah. >> i'm just wondering, you are a god in conservative circles. did you get a lot of blowback on that? >> surprisingly little. surprisingly little. and just to show off my conservative bona fides, i'm going to -- and my libertarian principles, i'm going to do something i haven't been able to

. >> gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> mr. speaker, the integrity of the inspector general process and the ability of the president to appoint inspector general's is dependent on the integrity of the presidential election. during the campaign, vice president biden would get 50 five people at an event. president trump got 55000 and one rally. president trump increased his vote with african-americans, won ohio by eight, got a live 2016.re than he got in and house republicans won 27 of 27 tossup races, yet somehow joe biden got elected to the house, won the election, maybe, but 80 million americans, 80 million americans, both republicans and democrats have their doubts. 60 million americans think the elections were stolen. over one third of the electorate. but no one in this town seems to care. democrats don't care. media doesn't care. 80 million of our fellow citizens have their doubts about the election two months ago. and the media and democrats say, here.g to see of course, this town has been out to get the president since ju

they've been losing ground in ohio. trump one easily again. they can figure out to share the magic elixir that would be enormous for the democrats. >> to follow the senate proceedings, the impeachment trial, and all things legislative agenda in the senate, false even dennis@bloomberg.com. you can find is reporting their or on twitter at steven t dennis. thank you. >> thank you. bexley spans washington journal every day we are taking your calls live on the air, on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we will talk about the debate over reopening schools during the covid-19 pandemic with national education association president kee pringle. then a discussion on the future of the gop and president biden's executive order on racial equality with the republican committee senior advisor for black media affairs. watch c-span's washington journal thursday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. to back the sissy spence do on

so florence harding had been born into a very successful small town central ohio man. who had real estate, traded horses. and started rather modestly. she was born above the hardware store on the second floor. the eldest of three. her father had hoped she would been she had been a boy. so he raised her, as he would have a son. teaching her all of those things that it that time with so much about conscious and a notion of what she should or should not be doing he ignored that and she rode horses, she had great physical strength and l he was rather tyrannical. and her mother was passive. and as time went on she began developing more of a sense of what she wanted to do with her life which was to be a serious musician and he did send her to the cincinnati conservatory of music. there was a lot of arguments. ultimately she ran away with the neighborhood boy, and there is no proof of there being a legal marriage. but they held themselves out as married. and was recognized as a common law marriage and they had a son. unfortunately the husband her companion abandoned her. she

jordan of ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman for yielding. the democrat chair of the rules committee said that republicans last week voted to overturn the results of an election. guess who the first objector was on january 6, 2017? first objector -- the democrat chair of the rules committee. and guess which state he objected to? alabama. the very first state they called, alabama. president trump, i think, won alabama with like 80 points. actually won it by 30 points. they can object. they can object to alabama in 2017, but tell us we can't object to pennsylvania in 2021? pennsylvania, where the state supreme court just unilaterally extended the election to friday. pennsylvania, where the secretary of state unilaterally changed the rules, went around the legislature in an unconstitutional fashion? pennsylvania, you can imagine which counties they were, let people fix their ballots? against the law, fixed, cure their mail-in ballots, a direction violation of the law. and they tell us we tried to overt

that year, ohio witnessed political upheaval in ohio . the year also saw ohio to spike in every important battle in every theater, stones river, gettysburg, chickamauga, and more. soldiers wrote about it all. i have read complete surviving runs of 50 ohio newspapers published in 1863, a small fraction of over 300 daily and weekly newspapers published for general audiences in the state that year. my sample includes seven dailies and 43 weekly newspapers. the first important observation i share is that large numbers of soldiers sent letters to a how ohio newspapers. i counted 1,639 individual soldiers, marines, and seamen, whose letters appeared in the sample. together, they wrote 2,310 published letters. 39 soldiers had five or more letters appear. the majority of soldiers had just one letter published in the newspaper in the course of a year. soldiers wrote to newspapers on a wide variety of topics, of camp life, marching, food, and the sights and smells and sounds of far-off places. they gave accounts of hospital stays and traveling on t

jones,stephanie tubbs state of ohio. barbara boxer, state of california. >> are there further objections to this certificate from the state of ohio? the chair hears none. the two houses will withdraw from the session liberated separately on depending objection and report decision back to the joint session. the senate will not retire to its chambers. host: that is back in 2005. putting irregular teas with the topic of the day and senator hawley used it as a basis for justifying his plans to raise those concerns. what you think about the historical model there and what is going to happen today? guest: 2005 was one of the two times since this law was passed we had objections that have gotten to the point of a local senator and a representative agreeing and the house is dividing. in 1969, or procedural. 2000 -- 2005 was about the state of ohio which was not articulate close. george w. bush won it clearly. but the democratic representative and others had objections to the voting process and how hit it on. -- and how it had go

i yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan, is recognized. mr. jordan: mr. speaker, the integrity of the inspector general process and the ability of the president of the united states to appoint inspector generals is dependent on the integrity of the presidential election. during the campaign, vice president biden would get 55 people at an event. president trump got 55,000 at just one rally. president trump increased his vote with africanamericans, increased his vote with hispanic americans, won 19 of 20 republican counties, won ohio by eight, iowa by eight, florida by three, got 11 million more votes than he got in 2016. and house republicans won 27 of 27 tossup races. but somehow joe biden, the guy who barely left his house, won the election? maybe. maybe. but 80 million americans, 80 million americans, both republican and democrats, have their doubts and 60 million americans think the election was stolen. 60 million people, over 1/3 of the electorate, but no one

on the school system in ohio. we really are, we're in 20 states and not in ohio, i happen to just be in ohio for this interview. the issue for us and all of our statements is the schools reopening -- states. we're working with the schools right now to try and help reopen them by vaccinating teachers, and we have a number of communities that our health system is in are working with the school districts to vaccinate the teachers and all of the front-line workers in the schools to help vaccinate more people. fre give let's talk about how it's going because president biden wants 100 million doses in 100 million arms in 100 days. out where you are, supervisor chafee, you have disneyland among other places, but that's a big one, being set up. how is it going in terms of accomplishing their goals? >> well, we are just waiting for more vaccine. we are signing up called super sites. disney was the first one which opened on january 13th. they set it up on a modular basis. so each of our super sites has within it free clinic