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mr. allen: i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, over the past two years, one thing has become clear. this administration cares more about advancing its radical green new deal agenda than about the financial well-being of the american people. we've seen it with their energy policy but the latest example is the biden administration's rule to inject woke e.s.g. factors into workers' retirement accounts. thanks to president biden's economic policies, retirement savings were down 10% in 2022 compared to 2021. why is this administration doubling down to further jeopardize americans' retirement? retirement plan sponsors have two responsibilities to their clinic. max mic -- clients. maximize investments and minimize risk. the biden administration should not be jeopardizing americans' retirement by allowing plan managers to gamble their savings on e.s.g. funds that have proven to be riskier and charge steeper fees. that why i co-sponsored this bill with my friend, andy barr, to use our authority to nullify the biden rule and protec

mr. allen: thank you, mr. speaker. you know, the pandemic is over. the president said it -- said so himself. why then are our friends on the other side of the aisle fighting to keep in place and authoritarian mandate on our health care workers? when the centers more fed -- for medicare and medicaid services issued the vaccine -- its vaccine mandate in 2021, the emergency situation with respect to the delta variant was cited as its justification. the problem isn't just that the delta variant has come and gone, it's that we have an administration that's made a habit out of violating america'ss biic freedoms. -- america's basic freedoms. our frontline workers were the heroes of the pandemic, but this mandate robbed those workers of the right to make decisions for themselves. all the president's vaccine mandates are wrong. they have been wrong from the start. today, house republicans will begin to set things straight by prohibiting this administration from enforcing covid vaccine mandates on our health care providers. during a time of work force shortage

oddly, the call was made by council member charles allen. common sense thinks mr. allen got what he wished for. and now wishes he didn't. so what happens when environmentalists are faced with facts over the climate? costs that go into electric cars and how you produce the energy. it's a fascinating debate. it's coming up. but first an ultrasound reveals that this baby comes in peace. >> and meet the world's oldest dog ever. the day's best viral videos next. ♪ you see, son, with a little elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. ♪ >> trace: well first up in tonight's viral videos an ultrasound of a baby girl shows she's go

mr. allen from george you are recognized for five minutes. yes i think you chairwoman foxx and think foxx and think you two are witnesses. covid shined a bright light on education in this country and certainly a very bright light on the parents and their choices of what the best educational environment would be like for their children. in the 12th district of georgia where home of the heritage academy that offers -centered education and that we have the dublin city schools to rural public school district that is implemented charter systems. dublin city schools offer a choice between two themed elementary schools for specific learning paths. the science technology engineering arts and school and a leadership environmental awareness and public service school. in fact i was there when the young people recited habits for success. it was impressive. i can even recite those that we have clearly seen advantages to school choice in our district and ms. gentles can you explain the barriers as farce schools like we have here in our district in george?

mr. speaker, by direction of the democratic caucus, i offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 87. resolved that the following named members be and are hereby -- >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be considered as read. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today it adjourn to meet at 9:30 a.m. on february 2, 2023. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding section 1-a-2-a of house resolution 12, as amended by section 1-c of house resolution 78, and the order of the house of today, the select subcommit

this is when mrs. allen is a difficulty obtaining relesos permits. it can take 6-18 months to secure release of construction permits. and long upper to complete complex mrksz like legislation can lead to construction delay and costs up as well as difficulties in clezing out projects until long after project completion. i understands there is staffing issues. and stressful w load on staff. i understand that the plan reviewers given a task quarter becoming outside agencies resxrous referral and seek them falls back on the applicant. i ask this dpw provide a tracking internal plan check and outside agency referral press and rerowel portal that other agencyers using. the adopted such all commentses and response and w flow seen by applicants and reviewers alike this would cultivate transparency on the time. document version control and allow experiences and dpw planners i window to where their permits are held up and stream lining rehave yous in yes or no. i understand upon the pressure dpw is experiencing i ask this dp wushgs a response time to applicant

the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia mr. allen. >> thank mr. chairman, and energy security is national security. we further over and over again. the last time we were in the majority we passed congressional review act. and what itt did was revise a lt of thee regulations can update a lot of regulations around oil and gas industry. what we saw we couldn't believe. we became energy dominant. we had the power to control the cost of a a barrel of oil. that to me is maybe the greatest power that you can experience. in fact, we drove it market price was 30, $40 a barrel barrel. we greater whole war with the seven dollars a barrel and now we're what, 90 to 100, it's been over 100 now it will fluctuate even more than that. but, in fact, we do this throughout the economy and ms. jackson, everybody benefits. it was a greatest time i've ever seen myy lifetime. so there's no secret that president biden come his administration have declared war on fossilli fuels. he said there will be no more drilling. in fact, thatat was a quote. so we see what's happened

mr., shot thank you for being here. we've heard from several different things, and there's a lot of residents sitting right in front of me definitely have some things to ask you and say to you. but first i want to give you a chance to speak to you. to speak to them and what would you like to tell them after this disaster that, frankly, has these folks afraid for their kids and afraid for their own health and afraid for their economy? >> i appreciate you giving me the opportunity to sit down with you today, and i think thank the residents of east palestine who are joining virtually and watching on tv. i also want to make sure that i think the first responders for rushing to the accident, and what they've done for the community. i have been listening, and i've been listening to you tonight, this is the fourth time of been here listening to the community. i'm terribly sorry for what has happened to your community. i want you to know that norfolk southerners here and we're going to stay here. we're going to make this right.

in new jersey, allen. >> caller: hey, mr. cramer i'm in cramerica here. >> what's going on, my friend? >> caller: hey, i had to ask you about transportation you know, planes, boats, trains, anything that goes and i have a question for you. >> okay. >> caller: what is your take on american airlines, what do you think it might do -- >> i like a.a. i had a nice flight the other day on it. it's good. i like it. i like delta, too. i think that group is hot. people are going -- the people are traveling like darn fool heads off their regular going on planes and trains. i like the airlines because there is no end to travel. i listened to hertz call today that's what they told me how about karen in florida, karen? >> caller: jim hey, i'm in jacksonville and i want to tell ya before i ask my question, i thought you did great at miami university. i watched that show. that was good. >> i'm going to tell you something, my wife passed jacksonville 25 minutes ago. she's on her way to florida and we can't wait to go back to the u. what a sch

we need allen shot in mr. regan and governor dewine and pete buttigieg was there today, we need all of these people on our side. and i will be the biggest advocate if mr. shaw, if you trust us, will trust you. and we will work with you. i think that's my message today, it's time to unify, and get the work done. >> you're looking for cooperation, i think that's what you even said last night. that's what you're willing to work together. you just need help. there was a moment last night, jessica, where you had this exchange with alan shaw. i want to play it for everybody, i want to see if there's been any movement on that. >> it's the oil that's seeping into our ground that you chose them not to dig up and just put your track right over top of it. she's asking you specifically, what led you to that decision? >> ma'am, we made a lot of progress on remediation. we dug up 4600 cubic yards of soil. and collected 1.7 million gallons of water. we will continue with the environmental remediation. in early march, we will

. >>> and today mr. trump was in ohio visiting the site of that train derailment and toxic chemical release as many residents remain worried about the quality of the air and water. ron allen has the latest. >> reporter: in the heart of east palestine, mike mckim worries how business will be when he opens his new winery next month. the fiery derailment happened just a few blocks away and he fears may have ruined his dream. >> we have a stigma here that we're dirty, and it hurts. it hurts everybody here. >> reporter: like many in this rural community of 4700 people he's grateful for the national attention, though doubtful it will last. today former president trump running for president again visited and slammed the biden administration's response to the disaster in a county that gave mr. trump more than 70% of its votes in 2020. >> we have told you loud and clear, you are not forgotten. you are not forgotten. >> reporter: east palestine now a political hotspot. tomorrow transportation sector secretary pete

now serving time after making a plea deal with the district attorney's office in a separate case. >> mr. weisselberg, do you have plans to return to trump world when you are done. >> reporter: they were found guilty on several criminal counts including tax fraud. >> and they deny the allegations including those against the trump family and company executives. this case is expected to go to trial in october. trump and his attorneys have tried to delay that start and so far they have been unsuccessful. >> that timing puts you ahead of the beginning of the primary season. thank you. >>> and ryan goodman join me along with john dean. and so we know that trump has given his opinion of people who plead the fifth. this is what the mob does. you only do it if your guilty. but just taking aside his point of view, from a legal perspective, he went in there and chose to do this under legal counsel, what does it tell you that he chose to invoke it more man 400 times. >> he's in trouble legally in the civil case. if you were in a criminal case, it can't be used against him. but in a civil case, ther

it appears that the secret service we're able to see this is doable, mr. president. and he was able to go to keith to express his support for the ukrainian president, the ukranian people and ukraine itself. how serious allen? the fisher reporting live there from warsaw island. many thanks. will e u foreign ministers meeting in brussels to discuss plans to supply more ammunition to ukraine? our diplomatic editor james base has more from the belgian capital solidarity and also support. um and we've seen this similar patton, i think, throughout this last year that keep keeps asking for things. europe says we'll think about it, delays for some time and then gives it. so we've seen a progression from light weapons to heavy weapons, to artillery to tanks. now the focus is on potentially on fighter jets. that's the, the thing that the key is asking for now. and for now, the nato and european leaders are saying, well, we're think about it, but not yet. but there is, i think, another urgent issue on the agenda which is re supplying some of these weapons systems that are alrea

previous incidents uh where crypto failures impacted the banks that >> that we heard from professor allen and she made a case for glass-steagall two.zero model separating banking entirely from cryptoasset activities. from your testimony you indicate that is beyond that agencies power and authority even if they wanted to. and you urge that we look at other alternatives to develop a comprehensive framework to clarify, and i'm quoting from your testimony that clarifies that type of cryptoasset activity and requirements required to engage in such activity. canti you expand on that? >> iam and admirer of the work in a agree with the sentiment we should do everything we can to restrict cryptofrom entering the banking system but if it is legal then these firms are entitled to banking services. so where do you draw the line? what specific activity can be done in a safe and sound manner so they have guidance in place they all have guidance in place if you're regulated being anyone to engage in one —- activity you have to let us know first. that more is needed. so what i recommend is these agenci

mr. you wait up -- ueda, a lot of it is based on what he said in print a year ago. he suggested if you are going to change policy you are probably better off doing it all in one go rather than trying to do it in stages. there has been quite a few people guessing that in japan we have yield curve control which has not been working well for japan, costing a lot of money. some people are suggesting the remove yield curve control could then they shift native rates from -20 and then gradually the start hiking rates to a more normal level. the information from is to ueda's piece, -- from mr. ueda's pie is itce. -- a lot has changed. at the time he was not be candidate to be bank of japan chief. you have to consider all those facts when you look at those things. but if that is his intention then things are going to get very interesting for the market and we are going to see very abrupt movements in japanese bonds and the yen. haslinda: we are looking forward to seeing how it all develops. bhp ha

as far as mr. bloch is concerned, it does not affect our editorial programming, and the fact that you hear from a lot of different viewpoints on this network and on this program goes to that end. i will go to zach in san francisco. democrat. hello. caller: how's it going? i want to talk about the 2024 election. it is a competitive election. i really appreciate senator feinstein's work. [indiscernible] i think he's brilliant and he did a fine job during the impeachments. i think he will be fine. i am a gen z voter. you probably don't get a lot of them. i'm supporting biden to run again at this point. i think he is been a pretty good president and i think he is the strongest chance of beating a republican challenger at this point, but i really like gretchen whitmer as well. i'd like to see her run if biden decides not to. host: is your support for adam schiff based on the idea of impeachment or are there other factors there? caller: he is very well spoken and i think that he's got the support of the