then raymond feder, the pr king, reluctantly -- get him, raymond -- reluctantly chased him down. >> did you think that court? >> he was going to try to take that starting spot. raymond tried to get him off. if i let him, he would have stayed out there the entire 48 minutes. >> how do i follow that? well, a big college basketball game in moraga. st. mary's host san francisco at a west coast college matchup on the men's side. ncaa tournament relevant, moving pictures on the late show. arms folded, host tiger woods, welcome to the opening round of the pga stop in los angeles, the genesis invitational. fifth hole. is is how you hit them? set up one of his nine birdies. tied for the lowest first round at the riviera country club. leads the field by three shots. an update on rams quarterback matthew stafford, under fire on social media from walking away from this. yeah. the nfl photographer fell off of the stage at yesterday's super bowl parade. she fractured her spine, and broke both of her cameras. stafford, who may have appeared insensitive, is going to now pay for her medical bills, and r

bice: i rise to honor the life of one of my constituents, raymond, who passed away on january 16. on the horrific day in 1995, when a truck bomb blew up the federal building in oklahoma city, killing 168 people and injuring hundreds more, mr. washburn was operating the snack bar he owned on the fourth floor. he not only set himself free from the rubble but was able to navigate and rescue five people from the disaster. what is notable -- mr. washburn was blind. he is a true american hero and we remember him for the incredible selflessness, integrity and bravery he displayed by saving lives on that terrible day and for his remarkable contributions to the visually impaired community in oklahoma. though this brave man will be deeply missed, there is no doubt his legacy will live on. mr. washburn's legacy and the way he lived his life should stand as an inspiration to oklahomans and americans across the country. i'm thinking of and praying for mr. washburn's family and loved ones that they may find comfort in their loss. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. .

we have constitutional rights and they have to be protected. >> rachel: such a great point what raymond is bringing up. if you ever wondered if there was coordination between the globalists and the elites, look at the similar language in canada they were calling them -- they were actually calling the canadian trump supporters inis suburb rexzists. white supremacist. anything of they can do to label, shame, use, whether it's health concerns, emergency powers, safety. whatever they can do to oea accumulate power and crush opposition. this is chinese style stuff. it is spreading and that is why the canada story is not just about canada. it's about all of us again economic warfare we talked about earlier. so important. i think freedom is really under assault this idea that on the state of the union, they're not going to allow people to peacefully protest is so fundamentally unamerican we cannot allow them to put fences around our capitol the people's house as preemptive move. wrong. >> steve: listen, they can do what they want to do. as long as they allow the protest and as long as they are