maloney as well. you have seen retirements come up and i expect more to come up before the 2020 mid-terms. is that why you laid out this plan? is it a messaging problem for selling these to the american people? mr. jeffries: every individual that makes that personal decision to retire from the house democratic caucus, we are going to miss. and miss their service and certainly representative jackie speier. an incredible, courageous, bold, fierce advocate for the american people will be missed. but she's made that personal decision and she served this congress, this country and her community ably. this is a redistricting year. sean and i came in in a redistricting year in 2012. pete was a member -- mr. maloney: i tried. mr. jeffries: he's a red-shirt freshman in 2012. he came in in 2014. there was 51 of us. 51 one of us in 2012. and i believe -- sean will correct me -- we picked up 15 or 16 seats that year. that means that the vast majority of the class of 2012 came in as a result of retirements. becaus

maloney. chairwoman maloney, for this important hearing with fossil fuel companies. there's ample evidence that the fossil fuel industry has worked to deceive the public, and sow doubt about climate science. that's been going on for decades. but the tactics they are employing are not new. they are a mirror image of tactics used by tobacco companies decades ago. in 2019, sheryl ubanks, a former justice department prosecutor testified before this committee, civil rights and civil liberties subcommittee, that similar to big tobacco, oil companies have -- i'm quoting, denied there was a consensus and at the same time, their internal documents show they knew there was a consensus. mr. woods, are you familiar with the -- with a scientific by the name of frederick psychs, yes or no? >> no. >> all right. the doctor was a prominent scientist, even heading the national academy of science. in the 1960s. according to the union of concerned scientists in the 1990s and 2000s, dr. sykes advised a number of exxon's mobile funded groups on scientific research. at the same time, he pu

chair maloney: without objection, mr. troy carter from louisiana is authorized to participate in today's hearing. louisiana was greatly impacted by ida. mr. carter: thank you for the opportunity to present. on august 29, hurricane ida made land file is a category four hurricane with sustained winds at 150 miles per hour. coastal louisiana experience 16-foot storm surges and significant flash flooding, 16 years to the day of hurricane katrina. the government's substantial investments in shoring up our levee system made a big difference in this hurricane. we are hopeful that going forward under build back at her and other resources will do the same, like burying our grid to make sure people never have to suffer weeks of being without power. it is very difficult in the psaltery months of august to be without power for senior citizens, people disabilities and for our young people. it adds insult to injury. we are hopeful that we continue to build on mistakes of the past. hurricanes come every year. we don't know the name yet,

maloney, chairman maloney for this important hearing with fossil fuel companies. ample evidence that the fossil fuel industry has worked to deceive the public. and sow doubt about climate science, and that's been going on for decades. but the tactics they are employing are not new. they are a mirror image of tactics used by tobacco companies decades ago. in 2019, a former justice department prosecutor testified before this committee, civil rights and civil liberties subcommittee, that similar to big tobacco, oil companies have, i'm quoting, denied there was a consensus, and at the same time, their internal documents show they knew there was a consensus. mr. woods, are you familiar with the -- with a scientist by the name of frederick psychs, yes or no? >> no. >> all right. dr. sikes was a prominent scientist, even heading the national academy of science in the 1960s. according to the union of concerned scientists in the 1990s and 2000s, dr. sikes advised a number of exxonmobil funded groups on scientific research. at the same time, he published several articles qu

. >> thank you, chairwoman maloney. and i want to thank the witnesses for their willingness to testify before the committee today. however i have concerns about today's hearing and the legitimacy of democrats' so-called investigation of america's oil and gas companies. first, let me remind chairman maloney and committee democrats that the oversight and reform committee exists to root out waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal bureaucracy. when are we going to hold a hearing with a biden administration cabinet member so we can hold the federal government accountable? it's critical that this committee examine the pressing concerns of american citizens. inflation caused by the biden administration's economic policies is sitting at 5.4%. gas prices are at a seven-year high. and heating bills are expected to rise as much as 54% this winter. the biden administration continues to allow illegal immigrants to pour over the southern border. questions remain about the disastrous handling of the afghanistan withdrawal. all while th

thank you. >> good morning, and thank you, chair maloney. ranking member comer, and members of the committee. i thank you for the opportunity to testify about our response and recovery efforts following hurricane ida as well as the longer term investments we must make to increase our nation's resilience in the face of climate change. climate change affects every single american. it is the biggest crisis facing our nation, and it is making natural disaster more frequent, more intense, and more destructive. mitigating the effects of the climate change is one of my top priorities for fema. and hurricane ida has demonstrated the challenges presented by our changing climate, the benefits of mitigation investments and the importance of equity in our response and recovery. fueled in part by warmer than normal waters in the gulf of mexico, hurricane ida's wind speeds intensified from 85 to 150 miles per hour in less than 24 hours. this category 4 storm became the fifth strongest hurricane to make landful in the continental united states. storms norm

maloney: the gentleman yields back. but before i recognize mr. conley for opening remarks, i would like to take a few moments to address some of his concerns. the biden administration has created over 5.9 million new jobs in the first nine months of president biden's administration. this is a record for any new president. we created 531 new jobs just last month. and with the passage of the infrastructure investment and jobs act, which the president signed into law, a bipartisan bill, it is going to create even more jobs and help grow the economy. our unemployment is under 4.6%. and if the republicans could see some of the very good things that the biden administration is doing instead of just spending their time attacking him. we are working this week on the build back better act, which would further strengthen our economy by making historic investments in our infrastructure and people. we did respond to your request for a classified briefing on afghanistan. we have government officials before you today. and with that,

maloney, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yes on h.res. 774. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. desjarlais of tennessee, i inform the house that mr. desjarlais will vote nay on the rule. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. comer of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. comer will vote nay on the rule. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on h. resolution 774. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. krishnamoorthi, i inform the house that mr. krishnamoorthi will

hayes: representative maloney, you are muted. rep. maloney: excuse me. we appreciate your help shining a light on this important issue as we celebrate our veterans and military families on veterans day. thank you for your important work and thank you for holding this hearing. i yield back. rep. hayes: thank you. i think that brings us to the end of our member questioning. if there are any other members on the platform who would like to ask a question, i will not recognize you. ok. i invite the ranking member congressman bacon to share closing comments he may have. rep. bacon: i think our panelists for being on today and sharing your perspective. i have a statement from the american logistics association. they provide details on how the supply chain affects food insecurity for the military. i would like to submit that for the record. rep. hayes: without objection. rep. bacon: i want to be careful talking about changing bah. we do not want to be taxable income, real taxable income. we want to be careful how we address this. i had maybe a follow-up question

[inaudible question] >> i'll address that first give you a chance to weigh in and yield to chairman maloney for observations but the process of democracy is always but as chairman indicated the product is incredibly popular with the american people because we are delivering historic important things to lift up the middle class and those who aspire to be part of it. churchill once said democracy is the worst form of government ever invented except all forms of government ever invented. the process can be messy the outcome in passing the bill back better act will be transformational for the american people as we lower costs and cut taxes create millions of good paying jobs i think it's going to be embraced not by democrats but independence. >> this is both chairman mentioned, when we talk in our communities and all of them spent time at home last week, when we talk in our communities about what is in these bills, there is overwhelming support, local mayor spoke yesterday at the white house, often a warrant who's a republican representing small and midsized cities she give the president an eno

where we start with sean patrick maloney. last time i worked on a campaign, i was in the republican party then, it was someone on the right, might have been bill chris toll wrote free sarah palin. it was that we had a message problem. i know there's no sarah palin you're dealing with, and i take the point on message, but when you look at how visceral the enthusiasm, and turnout. i am sure you talked to folks, they felt good about democratic turnout. republicans for some reason even more animated. do you think selling infrastructure is enough? >> what i think is that there's no substitute for the president of the united states becoming the father of the country and telling us what we're up against, what the plan is to get through it, and to walk us through every step of the way. when he speaks about his own father, what that meant as a young kid hearing his dad say when times were tough how they were going to get through it, how the family was going to stay together, this is the moment when joe biden needs to be the father of

when the sun rises over lake maloney africa's 3rd largest lake, it usually means early morning chores have to be done out here washing dishes and doing the laundry is generally a job for young women and girls. when they finish, some of them will hit to school. but she, sally, i t juma says every year, many girls drop out and become victims of early marriage locked on measures to prevent the spread. of course, the 19 in her community didn't help. zona, amount in them in either the children had nothing to do, are her some got pregnant and got married. usually one girls missed school, the teacher sell us and we found that why, but when the schools closed, it was hard to keep a check on them. now the schools have opened, we see that some girls aren't in cross community leaders managed to persuade these teen mothers to go back to school. one girl says she wants to become a journalist, the others nurses. i already am a move at 1st. my husband didn't want me to leave him in. he ordered me to stay. when the police got involved, he got scared. and let me go. now he has found another wife from

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maloney. here we are. i know that are distinguished chairs would like to take all of your difficult policy questions. why don't we begin. >> after this week, this is a historic moment for the democratic party, but you had to deal last night with the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, what do you feel like the tone and tenor of the house is at this moment and what can you have done -- could you have done to bridge the gaps? rep. pelosi: it is a great day for our country. that's why we are so thrilled about it. it's for the people. it should be bipartisan. it should be bipartisan. the fact they would rather give tax cuts to the richest people with 83% of benefits going to the top 1% without anything paid for is a stark difference between what we do in this legislation. i do not even listen to most of the speeches on the others because they are not fraught with meaning or fact, so i do not let my computer be bothered with that. but the fact is the censure, they could improve their behavior, they do not have to

sean patrick maloney has no interest in what actually happened. kamala harris said she was proud of jacob blake last year, the democratic party sticking with that, too. they're trying -- and they have from the very beginning -- to make this case into a racial divide to further divide the country. kamala harris today said that the outcome of this case, the jury's verdict was proof that our judicial system is not "equitable." whatever that means! it needs to be changed. attorney general of the state of new york said it needs to be "completely torn down and rebuilt," our justice system we've had for 250 years, the best thing in our country. the idea you're tried on the basis of the facts, not on the basis of what you look like, but they'd like to change that. abc news, by the way, just reported the same thing. they told us -- abc news, a news corporation, has told us that, in fact, jacob blake was killed in kenosha. watch this. >> it's very significant, first for the community of kenosha. this city was traumatized by the police killing of a black man

and then sean patrick maloney, the chair of the d-ccc democrats' campaign arm. they'll apply heavy pressure on their legislative counterparts in albany to pass an aggressive gerrymander. even though new york has a voter approved commission, that mission is deadlocking along party lines much as we have seen in virginia. and so it's unlikely to agree on a new map. and at that point the legislature would take over and democrats could conceivably pass a gerrymander that packs republicans into three of the 26 districts in the state. by drawing what we call vote cincts. one heavily in western new york. one in the north country which would be for elise stefanik. and one on long island, democrats could make all other 23 seats biden plus 10 or more. yet democrats suffered a small setback last tuesday when there was a constitutional amendment to reform the reform on the ballot that voters rejected. that amendment would have made it easier for democrats to gerrymander by moving up the commission's deadline to act, which would give the legislature more time to draw its own

to a man, democrat to the house of representatives next year, and new york congressman sean patrick maloney, congressman, i appreciate you coming out. >> my pleasure. >> let me start with what your takeaway from tuesday night before we get into the details which is on the one hand you could look at virginia and put virginia in a box if you wanted to. but then when you see what happened to new jersey, you represent the hudson valley. and my guess is what you would see here, or see similar sentiments in your district that we saw in new jersey. but do you see it that way and what particularly did new jersey tell you? >> what it tells me, people are frustrated and they want us to fix the problems that are plaguing our economy, plaguing the public health. they want the pandemic and the economy to be over. we have a plan to do that and we're this close to putting it in place. the other side has a ploy to exploit this for political gain. what we're doing is hard, chuck. and no one should be confused about that. we're doing it with very little margin to spare majority majorities on the hill. and we

maloney. here we are. i know our distinguished chairs would like to take all of your difficult policy questions. why don't we begin. >> i wanted to ask you, after this week, this is a historic moment for the democratic party, but you had to deal last night with the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, 8.5 hour speech. what do you feel like the tone and tenor of the house is at this moment and what could you have done to bridge the gaps? rep. pelosi: let me just say that i do not agree with your first sentence saying a great day for the democratic party, maybe it is, but it is a great day for our country. that's why we are so thrilled about it. it's for the people. it should be bipartisan. it should be bipartisan. the fact they would rather give tax cuts to the richest people with 83% of benefits going to the top 1% without anything paid for is a stark difference between what we do in this legislation. i do not even listen to most of the speeches on the other side because they are not fraught with meaning or fa

sean patrick maloney, who happens to be upstate north of new york city democratic congressman with an urgent call for action by democrats and the white house. he has a big job ahead of him. here is what he told "the new york times." quote, my message is free joe biden. that campaign needs to start now before the next crisis takes over the news cycle. still with us thanksfully baratunde thursday soy and bill kristol. baratunde, here is the question i was warning you about because it may trigger a tough love response. is joe biden the best person to sell this plan? >> yes, brian, he is one of the best, among the best, but we shouldn't put it all on joe biden. with respect to representative maloney who runs that dccc organization, i have been getting dccc e-mails for the past decade and they are violent assaults on the sank at this timie sanctity to my inbox. it doesn't inspire me to get on the phone and call my friends and say, yo, this is what is in the plan, we have better child care so more of us can work, power this economy. we have affordable medications so more people cannot be si

a relative of my late husband cliff maloney. after decades of effort, the era finally passed the house in october 1971. fifty years ago this month. a strong bipartisan vote. it passed the senate overwhelmingly the following year. the preamble to this included a seven year time limit and in 1979 congress voted to extend the limit by another three years by 1982, the era had been ratified by 35 of the necessary 38 states. the momentum stalled but that all changed in 2017. the women's marches in the meat to movement remind us us all that we are still a very long way from equality. in 2017, nevada voted to ratify, illinois followed in 2018 virginia 2020. thirty-eight state legislatures have voted to ratify. meeting the constitutional requirement. the era does not appear in the constitution and this has to change. federal law directs to the u.s. to certify it publish amendments . article five of the constitution this is purely a duty which should be done automatically. under president trump the department of justice issued an opinion

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girls under 18, but without proper enforcement, it still happens harder. matessa al jazeera maniachi, maloney maternal man has vowed to eradicate the cultivation of poppies in order to stop afghanistan's drug trade. a poppy farming is rife across the country. a consequence in part of the past 2 decades of war. but opium revenues will be difficult to replace as stephanie decker reports from cobble swaying, gently in the wind. the pretty poppy plant is potentially fatal. afghanistan is one of the top produces of opium and heroine in the world. for many farmers here, it's the only way to make a living room for the record or cheer we grow puppy so we can buy bread for the family to survive full thus no government that's helped us. we don't have adequate water for the crops. so poppy becomes the only available option. poppy cultivation is boomed in the last 20 years. it's a hardy crop that needs little water cheaper to grow and more reliable in terms of drought, which afghanistan has been plagued by the plant and the drugs that come from it are a multi $1000000.00 industry that has benefited many

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girls under 18, but without proper enforcement, it still happens harder. matessa al jazeera maniachi maloney gunman of attack the capital of south tv province in eastern democratic republic of congo, killing 3 soldiers heavy fighting broke out in the early hours and continued throughout the day. on wednesday. officials say the previously unknown on group targeted several police stations and an armory, 6 attackers were killed and 36 others were captured. israel has cost electricity in a number. there is an occupied west bank. these rain electricity company says it's taking action against the palestinian authorities. failure to clear its debt. it says the palestinians are $127000000.00 in unpaid bills. the blackouts affect areas near jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem. eight's annual palestinian film festival has kicked off in ramallah it showcasing more than 60 fiction documentary and short films across the occupied west bank. or dr. hamid has more it's the latest palestinian film to be internationally acclaimed. recently receiving an award at the venice film festival and nominated for an oscar

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