hampshire and that new hampshire is her primary residence can vote in new hampshire. now we knew we did not have thee 60% we needed to pass that onto the ballot ballot. but we wanted to make sure that we said to the people of new hampshire loud and clear, who stood for what. every single republican in thee house and the senate voted for this. guess how many democrats voted for, zero is right. so now we are going to go back in november let the people of new hampshire know democrats think it's okay for non-us citizens to vote in our elections. once we take even bigger majorities than we have a right now, we are going to pass that constitutional amendment in 2023 with the 60% we need and we are going to put her on the ballot in 2024 and i guarantee the citizens of new hampshire are going to see with clarity the fact that we must make sure, unlike new york, unlike vermont and other states that only u.s. citizens and a new hampshire can vote in our elections. all of these endeavors require money and on that front i can tell you the 2020 cycle per week extremely successful

hampshire and that new hampshire is their primary residence can vote in new hampshire. we knew we did not have the 60% we needed to pass that onto the ballot, but we wanted to make sure we said who stood for what. every single republican in the house and senate voted for this. guess how many democrats voted for it? zero. now, we are going to go back in november and let the people of new hampshire know it's ok for non-us citizens to vote in our elections. once we take even magic -- bigger majorities that we have now, we're going to pass the constitutional amendment in 2023 and we are going to put it on the ballot in 2024, and i guarantee the citizens of new hampshire are going to see with clarity that we must make sure, unlike new york, unlike vermont that only u.s. citizens and new hampshire residents can vote in our elections. all of these endeavors require money. on that front, i can tell you in the 2020 cycle, we were extremely successful. the state party was able to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in races. on top of what the house and senate and individual

new hampshire has a great governor. i know republican men and women are going to reelect governor chris sununu come this fall here in the granite state. also on the people of a very important day in the life of our nation. there is a day in november where we remember those who served and came home. but there is a day in the spring when we remember those who served and did not come home. it will soon be memorial day in america again. center a odd -- the senator mentioned that i am the son of a combat veteran served in korea. and i'm a proud father of a captain in the u.s. marine corps. one of my unworthy son-in-law's is a lieutenant in the u.s. navy. we honor them. at a time my dad talked about the korean war and the metal he came home with on his chest, he said the heroes were the ones who did not come. -- did not come home. i want to express my gratitude to those generations who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. i went to think -- to thank a gold star who is with us today and her extra ordinary service to th

york to an luncheon in new hampshire. i want to thank remarkable young president elizabeth gerard. i'm going to make a note, never follow elizabeth gerard at the podium ever again. would you join me in thanking this remarkable young woman for the love of her country? [applause] she is a standout rising star only in new hampshire in the republican party all over the country she knows that the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. it is my honor to welcome you back to the lilac luncheon 2022. [applause] luncheon 2022. good to be with you all. before i begin, allow me to speak to you today, first and foremost not as a former vice president, but as a father, a grandfather, and the husband of a 30-year elementary school teacher. e who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. our hearts are broken by the unspeakable tragedy in uvalde, texas. we are saddened by the loss of life of little ones, two heroic teachers. the entire community is on our hearts and

pence: hello new hampshire. it is great to be back in the granite state after we took back the state, took the senate, and elected governor sununu and started the great republican comeback in 2022. i want to thank the new hampshire federation of public and women's chairman, lisbeth gerard. i want to make a note to never follow elizabeth gerard at the podium ever again. will you join me in thinking this woman? [applause] we have got to know each other a little bit and she is a standup star here and all over the country. she knows the introduction i prefer is shorter. i'm a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. it is my honor to welcome you back to the lilac luncheon 2022. it is good to be with you all. before i begin, allow me to speak to you not as a former vice president but as a father, a grandfather, and the husband of a 30 year elementary schools -- 30 year elementary school teacher. the bible tells us to mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. our hearts are broken

. >> a key architect of new hampshire's abortion ban who says he will bring new hampshire's abortion ban to washington. don says new hampshire's abortion ban is quote better than nothing but claims it does not go far enough. and kevin smith says we are so close to ending abortion once and for all. >> that is their agenda. they all support a new hampshire abortion ban and now with roe v. wade on the verge of being overturned, these three men and their one agenda. a woman's fundamental right of freedom, hangs in the balance. >> a brand new political ad targeting the three republican men who are competing to be the republican party's nominee for the united states senate in new hampshire and all three competing to run against the senator whose campaign started running that ad, and the fight over abortion will be nationwide this year, given what the supreme court is about to do on roe v. wade. but that fight will not just be a fight between conservatives on one side and fire-breathing progressives on the other. senator maggie hassen is a moderate. she is a work force senator known for bei

the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire is recognized. ms. hassan: thank you, madam president. i have to disagree with the -- i have to agree with the majority leader. the vote we will have today will codify roe v. wade to ensure that women make those decisions, not the minority leader you cannot justice -- not the minority leader, not justice alito. i rise today to add my voice to the chorus of american women who are standing together arm in arm to loudly and clearly declare that we will not surrender our rights. like a majority of women in new hampshire and across this country, i was outraged by the leaked draft supreme court decision by justice alito that said that the supreme court would overturn roe v. wade, that they would overturn almost 50 years of rights that have been guaranteed to women. so i rise today on behalf of the women of new hampshire and women across this country, including my daughters and granddaughters and the generations that will follow them -- i rise today that we must preserve a woman's fundamental right to make our

rex madam president varick rex senator from new hampshire is recognized by quick thinking madam president i have to disagree with the distinguished minority leader paid the bill we are going to vote on this afternoon, this legislation would ensure the decisions about whether or not to have a child are made by equipment that will codify roe v wade to ensure that women make those decisions. not minority leader, not justice, not some politician someplace but women and that too should make thoseis decisions. i rise today to add my voice to the course of american women who are standing together arm and arm to loudly and clearly declare we will not surrender our rights. like the majority of women in new hampshire and across this country i was outraged by thatci leaked draft supreme court decisions but justice that said the supreme court would overturn roe v wade if they would overturn almost at 50 years the guarantee for women so i rise today on behalf of the women of new hampshire the women across his country including my daughters and granddaughters the generations that will follow them. i ri

hampshire on this issue, and in new hampshire, just as in the country, that public opinion does line up the way that you just described. there are strong majorities in new hampshire, just this there are nationwide, for leaving in place that protections of roe. it really doesn't map on to our national, political party divisions. there aren't pro-life republicans anymore. there aren't republicans who are arguing for moderation or for even slowing down, in terms of what the supreme court is about to do. should we take it from this new ad, just released by your campaign, that you think will this be a central issue near election effort this fall? >> you know, the right of people to make their own personal decisions, their right to bodily autonomy is foundational to everything else. and as we talk about the ways we come together to address the challenges we need to address, including peoples prices, helping people afford things like prescription drugs, or child care, they need to know that they have representation in washington, that is actually listening to them. and what we see in my sta

they went home to new hampshire got married. he cut his hair and got a job with his dad selling insurance. pamela, who dreamed of being a tv reporter, got a job with a local school district. >> had it together 20, 21 years old? >> yeah, i thought i was doing all right. >> amy imagine the big future for pamela. >> i knew that she was gonna do great things. and i told her that the next time i saw her, i knew she was gonna be famous. and i would see her on tv. >> and in fact, a few days after the murder, pamela smart was on tv being interviewed by reporter bill spencer. >> she was wearing beautiful, vibrant, blue dress. her hair was all made up, make up perfect. she looked gorgeous. >> police watched pamela on television with a knees. >> we had eliminated the information going to pamela smart, because she liked talking to the media. >> while reporters work the story, police continued working the case. and then, came a break. it happened at a high school where pamela worked. kids there were spreading a wild story. >> if they had not

and iowa and new hampshire now have a lot of competition. the democrat you can national committee decided to make all the states compete for the chance to be one of the first nominating states. the deadline for state parties to declare where they wanted to vie for this opportunity was on friday. 18 states plus puerto rico and democrats abroad all threw their hats in the ring. democratic establishment is now rethinking the primary schedule after years after criticism that the traditional first states iowa and new hampshire don't reflect what the democratic party actually looks like in terms of demographics or diversity. it also comes after a particularly disastrous iowa caucus in 2020 where it took days to determine a winner. natasha correcty has been following this. clue us into this process and how will democratic leaders make this decision? what are they taking into consideration? >> as you noted, these requests are coming in fast and furious last week. we had 20 different requests to be first in the nation. one thing to note about the pro

places like new hampshire where there are not codifications for roe v. wade are going to be the battleground for this issue in the election in six months. >> with politico, thank you. >>> next up, no place like pennsylvania. donald trump touching down in the land of oz, what to expect from the former president's rally with his handpicked senate hopeful tonight. that's coming up. handpicked se hopeful tonight. that's coming up. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. >>> former president trump trying to pull out the stops heading to penn

like the majority of women in new hampshire and across this country i was outraged by the leaked draft supreme court decision by justice alito that said that the supreme court would overturn roe v. wade. that they would overturn almost 50 yearsha of rights that have been guaranteed to women. so i rise today on behalf of the women of new hampshire and women across this country including my daughters andan granddaughters d the generations that will follow them. i rise today that we must preserve a woman's fundamental right to make our own decisions about our own bodies about our futures and about our health. and like millions of women across the country i was shocked to see that opinion written by justice alito, indicating that five justices would vote in favor of overturning roe. that decision, if it stands, would upend nearly 50 years of precedent that says a woman's health care decisions are hours and hours alone in consultation with our families, with our physicians, with our clergy. and, madam president, this nation is built on the bedrock of liberty. our founding l declaration hold

the university of new hampshire, you are right is a leader in the field of helio physics. the decrease in the space weather program, which was $2.7 million, or as you stated, 12% is due to the ramp down in the spending on space weather monitoring on an instrument that stands for helio physics environmental and radiation measurement experiment. and it will complete its integration and test this coming december. now, there were a bunch of things going on in science. this was the decision to sense every now and then we get to different amounts handed to us and scientific decisions had to be made. but there's also a truth that the president proposes in the congress. >> i appreciate that response. the other concern that i want to raise with the report from the gao at the direction of the committee, the government accountability office analyzes the cost and performance of major projects. this is not to -- i don't think this is a problem of your leadership or even your predecessor's leadership. it is a long-term problem. what the gao found is that the projects are experiencing th

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. brownley, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 7791. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bilirakis of florida and mr. desjarlais of tennessee, i inform the house that both mr. bilirakis and mr. desjarlais will vote yea on h.r. 7791. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. soto: mr. speaker, as the member designated by reps cardenas, her her -- cherfilus-mccormick, gomez, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7791. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. castro and cuellar of texas and mr. bowman of new york, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7791. thank you, mr. speaker. the spe

we need to do, but there are university of new hampshire. significant national security implications for understanding what is happening with our weather. so help me understand why the cut and how the decision to reduce funding for heliophysics was made? >> i do have in my previous life, some credentials in this area. because there is an instrument up there called >> i do have in my previous life, some credentials in this area because there is an instrument up there called discover. it was terminated in politics in a previous administration because it had discover. it was terminated in politics in the previous been proposed by a former vice administration because it had been proposed by a former vice president of the united states. president of the united states. >> yes i remember that. >> and yours truly had the >> yes, i remember that. >> and yours truly had the opportunity to get some more, fortunately nasa had the good sense to keep it in mothballs. opportunity to get some more. then lo and behold the department of defense had a fortunat

sadly, we've had some high-profile suicides in new hampshire. i also look forward to working with the department on what we can do to address the challenge of suicide within our law enforcement agencies. so, thank you. i'm pleased to hear that we should expect something soon. unfortunately, i missed a couple of the discussions around what's happening with fentanyl. because i had to step out. but i know that, on thursday, he administration released their national drug control strategy. like so many states, new hampshire is one that has had way too many overdose deaths because of fentanyl. i wondered if you could give us a little insight into how resources are being shifted within the department, to respond to that strategy. and how that might impact small states like new hampshire, which are struggling with this challenge. >> so, we have been involved in the development of the strategy and, in the simple form, there's two sides of this. that is the enforcement against drug trafficking organizations and there are the health challenges for those wh

we know in a new hampshire that manufacturers have what it takes to cut it in space. we have local companies like microlar, a but we cannot take our continued leadership for granted. our global competitors including china, especially china, are investing heavily in scientific and technological innovation. security that affords we have to continue to keep peace. when the u.s. government was shut down in 2019, we parted and bunkering in a disagreement in the senate over the budget, and china was landing on the dark side of the moon. were not going to be able to compete if that is the choice that we have. and i focus on the past, but we need to learn from it so that we do not repeat it most critical, is a reminder was at stake in this global constitution as i am pleased that the fiscal year 2022 provided the largest increase in more than a decade to $730 million increase for nasa and also please do the congress is currently in the midst of a bipartisan conference on significant legislation to advance the mission of both of these agencies, the u.s. nation and competition

we know in new hampshire that manufacturers have what it takes to cut it in space. we have local companies like a contractor for nasa who is a continued contributor of technology and supplies to nasa programs. but we can't take our continued leadership for granted. our global competitors including china, especially china, are investing heavily in scientific and technological innovation. if we want to sustain our leadership and the economic prosperity that it affords, we have to continue to keep these. -- keep peace. when the u.s. government was shut down due to partisan bickering, disagreement over the budget, china was landing on the dark side of the moon. we are not going to be able to compete if that's the choice we have. i don't want to focus on the past that we need to learn from it so we don't repeat it. it is a reminder of what is at stake in this global competition. i'm pleased fiscal year 2022 on the best provided the largest -- omnibus provided the largest increase, a $70 million increase for nasa. i am pleased to is in the midst of a bipartisan congress -

but participate in this, all the way from alaska to new hampshire. and we expect this will continue into the future. and that's the way i see it. >> well good thank you very much. >> are you all set? >> let me just, point out that if there are no further questions, the senators have until may 10th to submit additional questions to the subcommittee's official hearing record. and we request that nasa and nsf respond within 30 days to any questions you might receive. this was a very informative hearing, it feels like or science future is in good hands, and we very much appreciate the work that both of you are doing, and look forward to continuing to collaborate and cooperate with your efforts. at this point the subcommittee stands in recess until wednesday, may 11th at 2 pm, when we will hold a hearing on the budget request of the department of commerce. thank you both. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire rise? >> as the member designated by ms. brownley, i inform the house that ms. brownley will vote yes on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? >> good evening, madam speaker. as the member designated by the honorable mr. james langevin of rhode island, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. langevin will vote yes on h.r. 224 to designate the fa still of the united states postal service as the vanessa guillen post office building. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by congress member correa of california, i inform the house that he intends to vote yea on the motion to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. delgado and ms. wilson, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r

house seat in new hampshire. but when it comes to what can be done here and what the messaging has been when it comes to defund the police, what do you think has been the largest impact and how can this be reversed at the federal level? >> well, we have a lot of problems, no questionn about it . and thank youpr very much forvi having me on .ro this isbl a problem that is happening all across i the country, including here in new hampshirere. i am a a law and order candidatw i believe that we have to get back to basics. we have to get back to funding the police. we have to make sure that they have the resources they need. it is under leave. but when i saw that video, i almost cried.t i mean, the reason i got into this race is because i was angry and i'm still angry. i'm angry at joe biden's administration and i'm angry at what they're doing to american families. what if a that was me in that gs station with my my granddaughter little she could have been anybody could have been anybody you imagine? yeah. mei mean it

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire rise? ms. kuster: as the member designated by ms. brownley, i inform the house that she will vote yes on the amendments en bloc 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina rise? ms. ross: as the member designated by mr. butterfield of north carolina and ms. adams of north carolina, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the -- for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. stauber of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. stauber will vote no on en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> as the member designated by mr. troy nehls of texas, district 22, i inform the house that mr. nehls will be voting yes on en bloc number one. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpos

new hampshire state house calling the murders. and while that's how loud some of the republicans parties are -- about abortion. much of the party is oddly silent, political points out today that president trump that's usually would use take credit for anything, has yet to take credit for roe evident demise, he's pretty much doing clarida business insider asked -- senators this week about their views on abortion in cases of rape and incest, most of them wouldn't give a straight answer. this week the national republican senatorial committee distributed this three-page memo of talking points to the parties incumbent and candidates, the tone is shockingly defensive. they tell candidates to drastically downplay -- saying quote, republicans do not want to quote through doctors and women in jail. do not is capitalized. i should note as a sort of fact check here, that the republican trickle straight legislator in louis as diana, avenged a bill this week after the leak that would classify abortion as homicide, and allow prosecutors to brin

pappas of new hampshire. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1124, the gentleman from new hampshire, mr. pappas, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new hampshire. mr. pappas: thank you, madam speaker. i rise to offer an amendment to prevent price gouging and lower fuel prices at the pump. families across my home state of new hampshire are seeing gas prices rise higher and higher to an average of more than $4.62 a gallon today. yet while they confront tighter and tighter budgets, oil companies continue to rake in record profits and pay out huge dividends to stockholders. one oil c.e.o. has observed that his company is, quote, a cash machine. his peers would agree. four of the largest big oil companies collectively made $27 billion in profits during the first quarter alone this year. during testimony before the energy and commerce committee last month, six big oil c.e.o.'s refused to scale back stock buybacks and lower prices at the pu

first one in modern new hampshire history. they have come out saying that they support the alito draft opinion. voters really need to know who stands to protect this, in part because we also know that mitch mcconnell is now talking about a national abortion ban. at the end of the day, we need to make sure that people understand what's fundamentally at issue here and who is going to listen to the people they represent. in new hampshire, this has always had bipartisan support. the right of a woman to make her own health care decisions. and yet my opponents want to substitute their judgment and have the government decide for women, which raises the issue of, what else won't they listen to you about? we have to deal with inflation. we know we need to do more to help people lower costs like prescription drugs or childcare. that's why it's so important for people to know who is listening to them, who represents their views and on the issue of fundamental freedom, whether women will be treated as full and equal citizens. >> you allud

>> new hampshire. >> judge judy: and you and your recently minted $25,000 went to new hampshire, where you discussed, according to you, with your father how best to spend that. >> yes. >> judge judy: your father suggested that he had a friend,

hampshire and the new hampshire theater scene. >> i do. i do >> seth: so what made you first start going up there >> well, my father, in 1953, was an apprentice at the new london barn playhouse in new london, new hampshire. [ cheers ] >> seth: okay. >> yes, hooray >> seth: okay. >> and then when i was a teenager, i spent -- my parents split when i was an infant i would spend the summers with my father. and, you know, you don't really want to hang out with your parents all the time >> seth: right >> and so i begged him to let me work at the theater. i begged him so he took me there, and they said to the, you know, the guy who ran the theater, like, "just let her work for a few hours she'll come home." and i was there 15 hours a day, every day. i broke every child labor law known to man [ laughter ] i loved it >> seth: yeah. >> and i was 11, 12 and 13 when i worked there and then i also worked at the keene summer theatre in keene. [ cheers ] so i love new hampshire. >> seth: now, tell me, when you were 11 -- >> yes >> seth: -- did you alread

hampshire. i am a law and order candidate and i believe that we have to get back to basics, we have to get back to funding the police and make sure that they have the resources in which they need. it is unbelievable. when i saw that video, i almost cried, i mean, the reason i got into this is because i was angry and i am still angry. i am angry at joe biden and his administration, i am angry at what they are doing to american families, what if that was me in the gas station with my granddaughter. and i mean, can you imagine? >> people should know that you understand politics, you understand this stuff that can and cannot be done, you are stepping up to make a difference. and i must say that, you know, we are both from los angeles. we see this, the random crimes, not just from defunding the police, but also the rhetoric of antagonizing the police, of condemning the police of an attitude that the police somehow are the bad guys. and we still see that manifesting in los angeles, don't we? >> absolu

leonard in new hampshire, independent, good morning to you, leonard. caller: hi, good morning, thank you very much for taking my call. i am accused often of thinking outside the box. and the first caller on this session today brought up my point. and i'd like to discuss it a little deeper. pregnancy -- excuse me -- pregnancy is caused by men. and nowhere in this conversation of recent has the men -- the man been introduced to part of the problem. it all starts that way. and i would like you and/or anybody to start talking more about men's responsibility. and i'll just let it go at that because that's a deep, deep subject. so anyway, thanks for taking my call. host: all right. george, louisville, kentucky. caller: yes, thank you. good morning. host: good morning. caller: here's the thing. the g.o.p. seems to only be concerned -- only seems to be concerned about debts and deficits and all that which are not necessarily the same when a democratic president is in office. if you trace from 1960 on, all the present day, you'll find the g.o.p. presidents, hou

>> in new hampshire, it's a swing state, so it's going to be one where things are evenly divided, where i'm certain it's not an issue the republican candidate would put front and center. they have issues like the economy that i'm sure they would rather talk about. at the same time, this is a digital ad. so the thing that is beneficial about a digital ad is if you are maggie hassan, you can target that ad at folks who are pro-choice donors across the country to raise a lot of money. the question is, when do you put your money where your mouth is and put that kind of an ad on the airwaves where a lot more of the swing voters will see it? last week, the hassan campaign went up on air with an ad trying to put distance between senator hassan and president biden on things like gas taxes and these economic kitchen table issues. so whether democrats decide they want to elevate this and put this on the airwaves, they very well may, but that is still an open question. >> do you think that we're not in an era where digital ads can be more effective than tv ads? >> it's not about effectiveness. it'

record high temperatures from delaware to new hampshire and half of the u.s. will see temperatures at or above 90 degrees. allison chinchar joins me now. it's early for it to be this hot. we're here in washington and my goodness, it's above 90 degrees this time of year? it's wild. >> it feels more like -- >> what can you tell us? >> it feels more like it should be july rather than the end of may. that's the thing you have to keep in mind it's about accli acclimation. early like this people don't have time to adjust, which is why you see people suffer from heat stroke and other illnesses now because they haven't had time to adapt. it's a lot of states we're talking about here you have potential records from texas up to new hampshire, whether that's today or even tomorrow. a total of 60 locations looking at record-breaking highs. you have heat advisories in effect starting from northern delaware up into new hampshire. the thing here, it's not just the temperature. it's also mixed in with the humidity as well. so washington d.c. temperature right now is 91 but it

it's not just new hampshire. it's a nation enthralled to the notion of white nationalism either directly or indirectly with people like tucker carlson giving that support. >> but, i mean, you know, leonard pitts you could quote things in this manifesto that tucker says on his show. i'm thinking about, okay the number three, number two person in republican leadership right now, i didn't call this, he calls himself david duke without the baggage and you said it in the past. steve king got run out of the republican party for saying stuff like this. i'm not sure he who get run out of it today. here's steve king. >> you can not rebuild your civilization with somebody else's babies. you've got to keep your birth rate up and you need to teach your chirp your values and in doing so then you can grow your population and you can strengthen your culture. you can strengthen your way of life. >> leonard, that is the underlying argument of some of the most vehement far right members to say that we need to increase the supply o

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. brownley, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gohmert, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote nay on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. spanberger, mr. trahan, ms. neal, mr. yar math of kentucky -- yarmuth, mr. desaulnier, mr. evans, mr. suozzi, ms. eshoo of california, mr. pocan, i inform the house that these nine members will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recogniti