thank you, the lady from indiana. madam speaker, you know today i rise in the light of recent events and i can no longer feel like i can stay silent. the hypocrisy of this body considering this common sensuring and stripping of committee assignments of representative gosar is illustrative of the interabilitf this body to effectively legislate. it democrats why -- demonstrates why many americans have lost all confidence in our ability to be and provide effective leadership. i have found mr. paul gosar to be an honorable and effective legislator. and i have found him to care deeply for his colleagues and america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. deutch: madam speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from rhode island. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank the majority leader. i rise in strong support of this censure resolution. i watched this video and i was sickened when i saw mr. gosar d

indiana? >> as the member designated by mr. bucshon of indiana, i inform the house that mr. bucshon will vote no on the motion to table. and as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote no on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mceachin, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on the motion to table. as the member designated by ms. porter, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gonzalez of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote yea on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. foster: as the member designated by mr. casten of illinois, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. casten will vote yes

to the gentleman from indiana, mr. higgins. >> madame speaker, america is being crushed under the oppressive weight of the democrats' greed for lust and power. they want totalitarian control over every aspect of america's life, and ruling the people's house as this they were royalty. america is dissolving under our feet and democrats are worried about cartoons. in afghanistan, democrats led the betrayal of american honor, and the abandonment of american citizens, granted control of the afghan theater, to taliban terrorists, and arming those jihadis jihadist terrorists with billions of dollars of weapons system. american sovereignty lost in control of our own border, completely criminal cartel. and persecuted by our own fbi because parented had the a audacity to challenge government indocket nation of children, assembly to address their grievances at their own school boards in their own communities. american parents treated like criminals. americans are dealing with unbelievable inflation. families cannot afford groceri

in indiana, i do know about iowa but indiana, gasoline is up 50%, literally in the last three months and i remember president biden today at the climate change think that high gas prices were a reason to pass have truly dollar green new deal plan which will only increase the cost of energy so i will tell you, i wouldn't want to raise gasoline taxes on working families but i do think there's a way you can harness the private marketplace to make investment in infrastructure. indiana privatized our toll roads years ago and it's been popular and well maintained so there's ways to address that without going to thehe end user, the person pumping there gas the working family out there but i agree with you, i think we got to have good roads and infrastructure, roads being jobs and my hope is all congress is doing that somewhere down the road, they will think innovatively again about infrastructure and rebuild america. thank you. good question. [applause] >> this will be our final question of the night. >> good evening, my name is jordan mack you can call me mike, jordan. >> i'd like to thank

and in indiana, i don't know about iowa but in indiana, gasoline is up 50%, literally in thena last three months and i jt heard president biden today over in glasco at the climate changes had high gas prices were a reason to pass the half a trillion dollar green new deal plan which will only increase the cost of energy. i would tell you i wouldn't want to raise gasoline taxes on working families but i do think that there is a way that you can harness the private marketplace to make investments in infrastructure. indiana privatized our tollroad years ago and it's been popular and it's well-maintained so there's ways to address that without going to the end user, the person pumping there gas, the working family out there. we've got to have good roads and infrastructure. roads mean jobs and my hope is for all the congress is doing that somewhere down the road they will think innovatively again about infrastructure and rebuild america. thank you. good question. [applause] this will be the final question of the night. a. >> good evening.my name is jord. >> you can call me mike. first i would l

in indiana, gas is up 50%, literally, in the last month. president biden said in glasgow today that high gasses gas prices were reason to pass their trillion and a half green new deal. so i would tell you, i would not want to raise gas prices on working families. but i think there is a way you can harness the private marketplace to make investments in infrastructure. indiana privatized coal years ago, it's popular, well maintained. so there's ways to address that without going to the user that is pumping their gas. i agree with you. we have got to have good roads and good infrastructure. roads mean jobs. my hope is that for all that congress is doing, that somewhere down the road, they will think innovatively again about infrastructure and rebuilding america. thank you, good question. [applause] this will be our final question of the night. >> okay. what is your name? >> mister vice president, my name is jordan. >> you can call me. mike >> -- >> thank you. >> privilege. >> i have two questions, what steps does your -- have to do with the de

thank you, the lady from indiana. madam speaker, you know today i rise in the light of recent events and i can no longer feel like i can stay silent. the hypocrisy of this body considering this common sensuring and stripping of committee assignments of representative gosar is illustrative of the interabilitf this body to effectively legislate. it democrats why -- demonstrates why many americans have lost all confidence in our ability to be and provide effective leadership. i have found mr. paul gosar to be an honorable and effective legislator. and i have found him to care deeply for his colleagues and america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. deutch: madam speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from rhode island. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank the majority leader. i rise in strong support of this censure resolution. i watched this video and i was sickened when i saw mr. gosar d

with that, i yield back. >> gentle lady from indiana. madame speaker, i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from indiana, mr. baird. >> gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madame speaker, and thank you to the lady from indiana. madame speaker, you know today i rise in the light of recent events and i can no longer feel like i can stay silent. the hypocrisy of this body considering the censuring and stripping of committee assignments of repres representative gosatellite and radar is illustrative of the inability of this body to effectiv effec effectively legislate. it demonstrates why many americans have lost all confidence in our ability to be and provide effective leadership. i have found mr. paul gosar to be an honorable and effective legislator. and i have found him to care deeply for his colleagues and america. i yield back. >> gentleman from florida. >> madame speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from rhode island. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding and i thank the majority leader. i rise in s

in indiana, gas is up $.50 in the last month. president biden said high gas prices were a reason to pass their half a trillion green new deal plan. i would not to want to -- not want to raise gas prices on working families but i think there is a way you can harness the private market place to make in for special -- make investments in structure -- in infrastructure. there are ways to address that without going to the end-user, the person pumping the gas. i agree with you. we have to have good roads and good infrastructure. roads mean jobs. my hope is that for all that congress is doing, somewhere down the road, they will think innovatively again about infrastructure and rebuild america. good question. [applause] . >> this will be our final question of the night. >> good evening, my name is jordan. first of all, i would like to thank you for your life of public service and coming to iowa. mr. pence: thank you. >> what specific steps does your administration plan to complete to deal with the debt? mr. pence: let me say that i am cu

not where he was born in kentucky but he grew up able age of 7 to 21 in indiana. a mystery that bill bartel spent a lifetime trying to figure out. >> lincoln's cabin was gone by the time lincoln became president. the lincolns had a 3-sided camp, i think, they built a primitive round log cabin. then some disagree, i think they built a more substantial cabin. that is what this represents. >> they to give you an idea of the cabin, not necessarily his how many people lived in his house. >> thomas lincoln was a generous person, there were always relatives coming there would be more than 8 living here at different times. >> he lived here age 7 to 21. >> a quarter of his life. >>> just two years after lincoln family moved to indiana, nancy lincoln became gravely ill and passed away, young abraham lincoln was 9. this for many is center piece of this whole area. >> it is, it was a focal point for many years, the grave of lincoln's mother. you could she died october 5, 1818, he called her children in said -- she called her children in, said be good to each other and your fa

in the 1910, indiana university student newspaper, its headline -- another willkie arrives. with a drop in the "l" from the double "l." his bloomington contemporaries recall an unkempt ubiquitous video vert who is scholarly seemed inexrabble. -- adding or finding ten students to enroll in the university's first class on socialism with mark's "das capital" and history of socialism on the syllabus, he would just, no wonder they thought of me as a socialist. he would correct that years later, providing many a man not something serious before he's 40 has no heart, adding exculpatorily, any man who's still a socialist after 40 has no head. in the fall of 1919, straightened family finances carried willkie to puerto rico after a year of high school teaching in coffeeville, kansas. it was a sixth-month appointment as a chemist's assistant in order the pay for law school at indiana. this experience marked wendell deeply. he began writing about much of the island on horseback to, see conditions for himself, and one day, as he rode with the plantation manager, a rebellious peasant scam

in early may of 1938 wilke unveiled his liberalism address at indiana university. big government and its dark twin autocracy or two days dangers against both dangers they presented his cajole of robust liberalism. liberalism is neither easy nor sensational. in fact the liberal attempts the most difficult thing in the world, namely to strike a balance between the rights of the individual and the needs of society. january 30, 1939 after two creepiest judicial challenges the supreme court rendered its decisive ruling on federal regulatory powers and tennessee electric power tva. the court determined that willkie's commonwealth in teen utility complainant had no standing to challenge the operations of the tva even though once again the decision that nord the central issue of the authority's constitutionality which the court never would address. it quashed when the willkie is another matter. when general hugh johnson fdr's former nra chief speculated in his column the willkie as a gop presidential underdog the underdog served up a thigh slapping answer. if the governmen

when i was in college, my parents moved to a small town in indiana called logan, 17000 people and they had moved, my dad was a factory worker, to indiana and it didn't have much to do except during the day i bailed hay and the afternoon and evening i headed down to the local library. a community size, it was incredibly well-stocked library and the librarian, thank god for librarians, she introduced me to an indiana writer, scott russell sanders who writes, i was interested in his science fiction and also does a lot of nonfiction essays. my next step after i read his work at the time, i decided to write him a letter, this was pre-e-mail and he wrote back and said thanks and said i might be interested in some other authors and he gave a list, charles johnson, kim o'brien and those of the books that open up the world to me and the universe. i just read and read, sometimes i would read the book. four times and it planted a seed if i could write even close to some of these matters, i can't say that i can w but at least i couldno apply my way into the field of journalism and i did. i wound u

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. baird will vote no on the motion to row commit. as the member designated by mr. reed of new york, mr. reed will vote no on the motion to table. >> as the member designated by ms. stevens, i inform the house that ms. stevens is a yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. garbarino, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. garbarino will vote nay to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does -- >> as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bill johnson of ohio, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. johnson will vote no on the motion to table reconsider. the speaker pro tempore: for what pur

mike braun in indiana. first of all, why don't democrats see something like this happening? what are they looking at? what's the rubric of what they see versus what the republicans see which is helping your side win? >> i describe democrats the political opportunists and they do seize the moment and they always get ahead of their skis. when you look at what was repudiated last night. an extreme liberal agenda extremely unpopular. glenn youngkin caught on to something that happened a month ago when secretary of education cardona was in indiana and couldn't be on record that parents are the most important stakeholders in their own kids' education. look how that one thing that was said by one of his first lieutenants. you throw other stuff, harris, like paying folks illegally crossing the border if there is a separation $450,000 a pop. the i.r.s. prying into your bank account with a $600 threshold. and then i was with seven other republican senators and a congressman keller about the vaccine mandate. that is clearly the thing that where i come from main street america, ran a sm

and, number two, capitol police investigators went to his home in indiana and talked to him about his role on january 6th in march. during that interview he volunteered to them that, yes, he'd been in the capitol, and, yes, he'd been looking for nancy pelosi, and, yeah, if he found her that day, they'd be there to arrest him for killing her. and he didn't like say that in some encrypted forum that investigators have just gained access to, and that's why they've arrested him now. he told that to police officers in march, eight months ago. and they had his loaded gun which he had had with him at the capitol when he allegedly assaulted a police officer. and the man was just charged now. nice life if you can get it, right?cheyy and i will tell you, this is new today about the guy with the loaded shotgun shell revolver hunting house speaker nancy lo pelosi inside the capitol on january 6th saying he would have killed her if he'd found her. this is new.y if it doesn't sound new to you, if it sounds familiar, it's because while this actually is a brand-new story, it rhymes with a lot of othe

the one in the indiana jail has to face charges there first. robert handa. >>> we are learning about two carjackings in the east bay. each one involving a child left in the car. an arrest has been made in one of them. the first one in pittsburg, off bliss avenue. that triggered an amber alert. a man got out of the suv to talk with a friend, just feet away from the vehicle. that's when a woman walked up and asked for a cigarette. then jumped into the suv. today, we did speak with a witness that saw it unfold. >> crazy it was a mistake. crazy. >> two hours later, an emotional reunion at the police station. the child was checked out and is okay. the police say they found and arrested the 24-year-old for the crime. incredibly, it happened again in concord. a woman left her 4-month-old strapped into a car seat and went into a restaurant. that's when someone stole the van. the van and child were found safe about 30 minutes later. that suspect is still on the loose tonight. >>> following up on the crash that killed a san francisco educator in front of

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and on january 6th this year prosecutors now say that a 56-year-old man from indiana brought that kind of a ridiculous gun, loaded, brought it to the u.s. capitol. here's kyle cheney at politico.com today on what the man told police investigators he intended to do with that gun at the capitol on january 6th. "an indiana man charged with carrying a loaded firearm into the capitol on january 6th told investigators that if he had found speaker nancy pelosi, quote, you'd be here for another reason." this guy's essentially saying if i'd found nancy pelosi that day you guys would be here for another reason now. meaning you'd be here to arrest me for killing her. this man "allegedly carried a taurus revolver which is capable of firing shotgun shells, two of of which were in the chamber along with three hollow point bullets." it's a fine-shot revolver. apparently had two shotgun shells loaded and three hollow points. a capitol police sergeant obtained the weapon after allegedly fending off an assault from the man. "according to the charging documents filed in the case over the weekend, two cap

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they will be taken back to indiana. they'll live out the rest of their lives at purdue university research farm. >> the rest of the world struggles with four seasons or challenges of four seasons. paris has a fifth season. for the famed french wine. did i say that right? >> sounds goods to me. >> sellers traditionally uncork the wine with feast and fanfare. on the third thursday in november. built in the 1800s serves. customers were delighted to join the french tradition after covid blocked last years. it considered light and fruity for a red. and not too alcoholic. drink is young and not put it on the shelf to age. >> say it with me. >> i don't know. >> you are boujee. >> got it. okay. >> next time. still ahead nfl teams play off positions. two teams in the thick of things are ready to go at it on sunday night football. >>> it is a critical weekend for the 49ers. actually they're all critical from here on out. niners are in jacksonville in sunday. >> raiders host bengals in las vegas. and prime time. chargers and steel

norm coleman, matt brooks, my mentor and friend, art and simona from indiana. it's my great honor to be with all of you today and to know that right here and right now from this point forward we will all resolve to do our part to win back the house, the senate, governorships across america in 2022 and we will win back this in 2024. [applause] but as we gather tonight i know all of your hearts are where mine is, and that is one empty chair this evening. so allow me to pay tribute to a man without whose leadership we would not be here. sheldon adelson was more than just an extraordinary businessman and philanthropist. sheldon adelson was a warrior, a patriot, a proud u.s. army veteran and a zealous and unapologetic defender of zion, jerusalem and the united states of america. [applause] and let me say from my heart may all who mourn this extraordinary man be comforted with the thanks and the love of the country and the people who did so much to support. and especially to marion. may his memory be a constant source of blessing to you, your children and your grandc

. >> jesse: tony kinnett is the science coordinator at the indianapolis school district in indiana and the author of chalkboard review. you may have seen his video making the rounds on the internet today. in the video, kinnett response to claims from democrats that critical race theory isn't taught in schools, watch. >> we do have critical race theory and how we teach. we tell our teachers to treat students differently based on color. we tell our students that every problem as a result of white men and that everything western civilization built is racist. capitalism is a tool of white supremacy. those are straight out of kimberly crenshaw's writings, verbatim, the writings that formed the movement. this is in science, history, the arts, and it is not slowing down. >> jesse: tony kinnett joins us now. you are saying -- yeah, they don't have crt 101 aftermath class, but what they do have is the entire crt infused in everys single course and every single classroom throughout the curriculum, is that right? >> absolutely. there is this a very clever trick that a lot of administrators will p

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earlier this year, she followed her boyfriend to santa cruz, then went home to indiana. her mother says she left again to help him after he left a rehab facility. investigators do not believe norris is at risk. we'll be right back. >>> after nearly drowning in san francisco bay a coyote now back home in the wild. this is phoenix. a group including firefighters and animal control workers helped rescue him from the bay last friday. somehow he ended up in the water at marina green and was struggling to stay afloat. after a group effort to rescue the coyote, he was treated at a veterinary clinic. he was released into the natural area near the waterfront early yesterday. >>> the top ten will be singing their heart out tonight on "the voice." this time around, the show will chairj things up for the remaining artists. all of them are being asked to sing tunes out of their normal comfort zone. for some this could be make or break. others are embracing the challenge, including the youngest competitor ever. >> it's a perfect time to do something like this because my confidence is

david: you started working for the cia back in 1966 while you you are studying at indiana university. you took a stand to serve in the air force, then came back to the cia. tell us what drew you to public service in the first place. mr. gates: i was at the russian and eastern european institute at indiana university, earning a masters degree, and the cia recruiter showed up on campus back in the day when that was still possible, happily back in better days, but to tell you the truth, i met with the recruiter mainly as a lark in the hope of getting a free trip to washington, d.c. but when they offered me a job, i think because i was -- had been studying the soviet union, and this was at the height of the cold war, i decided that i would try that for a while and perhaps do my bit in the cold war, in the struggle against the soviet union. so it was an outgrowth of my academic focus. i thought i would teach in college, but when the opportunity came to work for the agency, i agreed to do that. i never anticipated that it would be a career. but it was so interesting and they just kept offer

. >> secretary, you started working for the cia in 1966 while you were still in indiana university . then you came back to the cia. tetell us what you to public service in the first place. >> i was with the russian and east european institute at indiana university earning a masters degree at the cia recruiter showed up on campus that back in the day when that was still possible. happily we are back in better days but had to tell you the truth i'm with the recruiter mainly as a lark in the hope of getting a free trip to washington dc. but when they actuallyoffered me a job , i think because i was had been studying in the soviet union and this was at the height of the cold war. i decided i would try that for a while and perhaps do my bit in the cold war and the struggle against the soviet union so it really was an outgrowth of my academic focus. i thought i would teach in college but when the opportunity came to work for the agency i agreed to do that. and they were really anticipating it would be a career to tell you the truth. but oit was so interesting and they just kept offering me

so you see right to work come back to indiana, and republican laws that then say you don't have to pay your union dues and it just goes from there. >> yeah. >> host: yeah, a plant called an which allison transmission which is a very old plant. it had been there a long time and they were hired at the bottom tier. they were earning $14 an hour from 25. it would take them a couple of years to get back up to the top tier. they were union jobs but they were deathly not as well paid. a few people got on at eli lilly which is the pharmaceutical manufacture and they started making medicine. they were paid as well. there was once were paid pretty good. they were paid may be as well as they had been paid. john who i i followed, he's a diehard union man, the grandson of a coal miner. his father-in-law had been an auto worker and he was really, really into the union. and he agonized after the factory closed about whether he should become a steelworker again. he actually finally had a chance to get on in a plant that made him a steelworker again. or go work in hospital. he ended up taking a a lower

so when we see that indiana must under the seat on the level of ambition in there, in all the school of ideally said by year, what is negotiated on or in both in a way they countries like the u. s, because it needs to both congress met in the unit and also by the level of ambition, like countries like i am and what the sex interval. but i love because i will have an implication on the good of band. there is nothing like a global, purely multilateral process is nothing like that a deal that was supposed to be there to, to provide the defensiveness for developing countries. he said that he said just a concession to summer by kevin sand to some bigger con amusement. but what is acceptable for the business big business in those economies must suffer our poorer countries eventually going to be pressured into joining the system. yes, i mean, like we've seen already. so i read the question earlier, why developing some developing countries? and the reason is sometimes this is beyond technical, they're largely political issues. so in most countries, in africa, while you're finding the disconn

and i know for many, many years now, i saw a gone returning jobs, indiana. not to salon until it's here, the prototypes that are coming in as well to assist and also educate to the kids in a very deprived area of the okay. and that's what's needed to drive the future to drive education and support the kids. a local campaign is in support of the mind, say that coaching coal, which is used to manufacture steel rather than generate energy, is being unfairly maligned by green activists. this is just an older piece to the puzzle. got his green green glee we. we are an environmental area. we understand what the problems are when there's no denial. if there's an issue that is a problem. we've got nuclear, we've got winds, they, we've got a high job that will be coming to some point in the future. and thankfully, if we get this my going as a will be say him a coca cola from over there to the transport it from america, which is couldn't. we've all been served on to think that john cutty seldom is that we shouldn't open a mind when we're buying all the coal of it. it'

. >> the great senator from indiana. i am wondering if he's writing checks to the chinese communist. >> are you? >> the chinese government is lobbying you as company to fight against his bill. come on. that's not even fair. you can go back to your district and say that commies are lobbying against my bill. you are in indiana. >> that's a win for you. >> are you okay? >> i know you are going to. talk about the bill and i want to talk about this bizarre procedual thing that's happening. >> and this is republican todd young. >> by the way, really quickly -- >> he worked for your dad's friend senator luca. >> i did indeed. >> so nice. >> back when i worked for him, it was wanda '03. >> many of us had high hopes that the chinese would move based a national order and freedom. >> he was our neighboring in - they are wonderful people. >> that's a bold point in a resume and never have to apologize for. >> we joked about it before that mika's father had -- open u.s. china relations that they would liberalize and that continues to

and we got also tell you that the stanford women were winners today over indiana forthright indiana down in the bahamas in a tournament there. alright congratulations to them and congratulations to ktvu zone, congratulations to ktvu zone, jake julie haener, right. we [ phil ] "oh, my goodness, those hands are cold." mm-hmm. "at least buy me dinner first." [ chuckles ] boom. "tell my wife and kids i love them." oh, my god. ooh. that's kind of dark, mom. what? [ cell phone buzzing ] quick. what's my favorite hospital food? um-- jell-o! [ chuckles ] hey, buddy. no, today's still good. good for what? who's "buddy"? yeah, just head on over to the house. whose house? who's "buddy"? okay. see you in a couple. [ beeps ] couple of what? who's "buddy"? - kenneth. - kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe. you do have a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mmm, the weird kid who lived next door. but phil always had a soft spot for him... because kenneth sort of looked up to him. i wouldn't say hero. and yet, you did. well, you

debería recurrir a las reservas de emergencia para reducir el costo del crudo a los consumidores en indiana se quedan sin dosis por la alta demanda piden que sus hijos estén vacunados antes de las festividades de hecho en algunos lugares solo están atendiendo por citas la protección de la vacuna es importante porque nuevamente está en aumento los casos de covid y hospitalizaciones en todo el país y preocupación >> dice que está vivo después de una larga batalla contra el covid que pensó que no iba a ganar, hace diaas josé fue dado de alta del hospital ahora va a un centro de rehabilitación el mensaje es que se vacunen dice que jamás pensó que lo llevaría al borde de la muerte pero los números de vacunación en arizona no son los que doctores quisieran ver cada vez se ven menos personas >> estamos más cerca que hace meses entonces estamos usando el cubreboca >> mientras tanto en la primera semana que comenzaron a administrar la vacuna contra el covid-19 alrededor de 900 mil niños de 5 a 11 años recibieron su primera dosis >> emocionante estaba emocionada de tenerla vacunada