panama city commander huggin led over 3,000 activity duty personnel in performing critical missions. salvage and experimental diving among others. his leadership over the last two years in the second district is a testament to the values upon all those who serve in the navy. mr. dunn: mr. speaker, please join me in saying thank you to commander huggin and his family for his years of service and va sacrifice and wish them luck as they move on to enjoy the new chapter in their life. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, a new soccer stadium in st. petersburg, a luxury apartment complex in russia all brought to by north korean slaves. mr. poe: that's right. these slaves get almost no wages, no holidays, with little food or sleep. and little kim not only enslaves his own people at home, he runs an international slave trade. the slave network brings in $2 billion to $3 billion

billy huggins was my general manager there. i don't care what kind of wealth they may have been blessed with. could survivey i this without these joint services and shared services agreements. >> the sec ruled that owners cannot control more than one station in a local market. find out more monday on the communicators at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> during question time this asked --id cameron answered questions about the privatization of the uk's postal service and other domestic issues. this is about 35 minutes. >> questions to the prime minister. >> question number one, mr. speaker. meetingsorning i had with my colleagues and others. i shall have further such meetings later today. jeremy corbin. is a prime minister aware that at the present time in england, in britain, rather, 396,000 people are in the private rented sector. of them feel insecure, half of them say they hate far too much in red. does he not think it is time to end the social cleansing of the inner-city britain by bringing in proper rent regulation with a

for lying on a questionnaire admitted on the stand she lied intentionally, not the case with juror huggins. it would seem it appeared that his participation in the panel, and he was dismissed before he got anywhere near selection, that he either forgot that or completely left his mind at the time he was questioned. back toomayor: let's go that. if we are looking at whether this is pretext, mr. evans was willing to give an excuse to this juror and keep him, despite the fact there was direct evidence he knew about the case. he was willing to accept the white line but not under oath in front of the judge. -- the white lie but not under oath in front of the judge. doesn't that suggest pretext? ag davis: the issue as it reads from the record is that the juror who lied on a questionnaire admitted she lied for the purpose of getting off the jury. if that were the case, i don't think one to take one juror and not push them on those questionnaires and come up to an intentional understatement or overstatement. honor,s: again, your that was -- that is the issue is that each one of these strikes, we d

one of the protesters was hazel huggins from billings, montana. >> a tiny, gray-haired woman with a feminist vocabulary, a notorious arrest record, and a surprisingly sharp tongue. hazel grew up in colorado and came to billings in 1903, and becomes one of the better students of billings senior high. she was one of the most popular, second smartest, third most succeeded. she makes her way to college, gets a chemistry degree, and works in chemistry labs until 1916. she comes back home to care for her ailing mother, and when her mother starts feeling better, she starts applying for more jobs for chemistry labs. she is told several times, you are qualified, but we don't really want a woman working in our labs, and she decides, that is what i am going to do. i am going to get involved with the women's fight. so one of the first things she and her comrades did was protest in front of the white house for several years. equalng signs, demanding rights and suffrage for women. at one point, they had 2000 anti-suffragist protesters against less than two dozen women protesting for their anti-suffragist

for lying on a questionnaire admitted on the stand she lied intentionally, not the case with juror huggins. it would seem it appeared that his participation in the panel, and he was dismissed before he got anywhere near selection, that he either forgot that or completely left his mind at the time he was questioned. jus. sotomayor: let's go back to that. if we are looking at whether this is pretext, mr. evans was willing to give an excuse to this juror and keep him, despite the fact there was direct evidence he knew about the case. he was willing to accept the white line but not under oath in front of the judge. -- the white lie but not under oath in front of the judge. doesn't that suggest pretext? ag davis: the issue as it reads from the record is that the juror who lied on a questionnaire admitted she lied for the purpose of getting off the jury. jus. sotomayor: if that were the case, i don't think one to take one juror and not push them on those questionnaires and come up to an intentional understatement or overstatement. ag davis: again, your honor, that was -- that is the issue is tha

madam speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to remember and honor ronnie huggins of garden city in georgia who passed away op march 21, 2020 at the age of 80. ronnie was born in savannah, georgia, and a graduate of have a an -- savannah high school. he proudly served our country in the army field artillery regiment. one of his passions in life was helping others achieve their dreams. he started his own construction business and quickly became a distinguished and beloved residential home builder throughout the coastal empire and low country of hilton head island. he took great pride in and had a talent for helping others achieve their dream home, spending countless hours drawing and redrawing house plans by hand. his passion is a volunteer and youth recreation would eventually lead to appointment as recreation director for garden city. his wife also passed away on march 30, 2021. my thoughts and prayers are with their family, friends, and all who knew them during this most difficult time. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the 250th anniversary of the founding of brunswick, ge

it is like when bob huggins to gust the final four. it is like when we had a wonderful golf tournament this year. held out november 2? how about spike maynard, david mckinley? [applause] if barack obama can go hand-to-hand combat and west virgia gives him a little message. i think that would register all across the united states from here in a coal producing state that is going to stand up and tell him what to do with cap and trade real quick. that can happen real quick. [applause] when congress is taken by the republican party, which it will be, we are going to have a new leadern congress, aren't we? his name is probably going to be john maynard -- john boehner. what happens when he is the leader of congress? who sets the plate? that means obamacare will be a lot of trouble. cap and trade, in a lot of trouble. stimulus money, going back to the treasury. card check, in a lot of trouble. that is what we want. that is what america wants. that is what the tea party once. that is what our children want. we are in the position in west virgi

. >> andrew house huggins with associated press. acton.estion is for dr. yesterday, when you were talking about social determinants, you pointed out and you said that "my budget is being cut drastically to get us through this period. accurate,atement is could you explain for the average ohio and why your budget would be being cut drastically. it seems like you would be untouchable. dr. acton: i will let the governor answer as well. gov. dewine: we are right in the process of making decisions about the budget. as i have indicated here before, to state the obvious, when you are in downturn, two things happen -- social service costs go up and the income goes down. that is taking place right now in the state budget. we are in the process of making decisions about what kind of cuts we will make because we have to make cuts. we cannot print money. we have to balance our budget. the sooner we start on that process, the better off we are going to be. but, those things that are connected with this virus and fighting this virus, those things that are connected with

speaker, i rise today to honor victoria huggins who won the 80th miss north carolina scholarship peagent this past week end and will go on to represent our great state in the miss america pageant this fall. during the competition, victoria also won first place in the quality of life award which honors her dedication and work on community service platforms. a graduate of the united states of north carolina at penbrook and native of st. paul's, she's a mefment carolina and morning eam with the nbc affiliate wect in wilmington, north carolina. during her tenure, victoria will focus on her work. on behalf of the southeastern north carolina, congratulations, victoria, mr. rouzer, we wish you the best of you represent our great state over the next year, compete in the miss america pageant, and continue to enrich the lives of others. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. you represe state the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized

it is the republican team party of huggins -- if that tea party republicans --all so need to strengthen investment in our nation's in thresher by repairing crumbling roads and bridges and building projects by -- like high-speed rail. it will make easier for people to get where they need to go, improve the environment, and support job creation. resident obama has proposed creating an investment and researcher, investing park in products that will get america moving, and i look forward to your commentary, mr. secretary. i am also eager to hear from the secretary about he can make taxes fairer, keep wall street in check, and accelerate our economic recovery, and i thank you. >> thank you. mr. secretary, before we get a policy and budget questions, i have to address the issue of crisis management. we have been lurching from short-term cr to short-term cr, i would like as you if you would tell me what impact this has had on the management of your agency and operations. secondly, we are now starting have very active discussions amongst senators about what to do what if the government shuts do

., billy huggins, who is my general manager, we put that back in place without sinclair. i, alone could not afford these figures. there's an ice storm in south carolina about a month ago. i still stored our generator. we were off the air from a 16 hours. to get a generator was $400,000. these are the kind of expenses that you cannot calculate. i don't care what kind of wealth i may have been blessed with, with's no way with my two three television stations can survive this without these joint services and shared services agreement. >> the fcc rule that owners cannot control more than one station in the same local market . using joint sales agreement and shared services agreement. find out more tonight on the communicators at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> on thursday, a house oversight and government reform subcommittee held a hearing focused on state health insurance exchanges. witnesses included officials from hawaii, massachusetts, maryland, minnesota, california and oregon. hearing came just three days after open enrollment ended. this is 2.5 hours. >> the committee

approach to deficit reduction and dealing with long- term debt challenges and compare that to what root huggins across the board, republicans who upport the ryan republican budget, including the nominee, what they would do and what they say it would do is refer to the same policies that were in place in the run-up to the financial and economic collapse, the worst recession any of us, most of us, have seen in our lifetimes. [laughter] maybe i am wrong about that. [laughter] what the republicans have not put forward is an alternative that is any different from the very policies that helped bring about this. policies that maximize benefits for the wealthiest americans and hope that those benefits trickle down -- i will entertain another question -- but will trickle down to middle-class americans are not policies that this president agrees with. he has a different vision. they're not policies we need to theorize about because we have seen them tried and have seen what happened. we saw the middle class economy stagnates. we saw the wealthiest american'' incomes increased. >> there is a new poll in w

it is the republican team party of huggins -- if that tea party republicans --all so need to strengthen investment in our nation's in thresher by repairing crumbling roads and bridges and building projects by -- like high-speed rail. it will make easier for people to get where they need to go, improve the environment, and support job creation. president obama has proposed creating an investment and researcher, investing park in products that will get america moving, and i look forward to your commentary, mr. secretary. i am also eager to hear from the secretary about he can make taxes fairer, keep wall street in check, and accelerate our economic recovery, and i thank you. >> thank you. mr. secretary, before we get a policy and budget questions, i have to address the issue of crisis management. we have been lurching from short-term cr to short-term cr, i would like as you if you would tell me what impact this has had on the management of your agency and operations. secondly, we are now starting have very active discussions amongst senators about what to do what if the government shuts d

states from cleaning up voter registration lists, and west virginia's clerk association president, linda huggins, said this. clerks are unanimously against s-1 because deadlines cannot be met and requirements are not achievable. clerk michelle holly cited unfederal mandates as showstoppers, and clerk brian wood said, it doesn't matter if you're republican or democrat, if you want to keep it intact, you have to let the states run their elections. a special session of our state legislature would be required, which is not practical and would be hugely expensive. in sum, take away the idealogy and partnership, clerks across west virginia, most of whom i'm told are democrats, are against s-1. third, s-1 is a vast overreach. this 80-page monstrosity steps on people's rights. states have history, geography and cultures that create vastly complex and different election processes. this broad mosaic provides election security versus a one case for all approach. private clauses indicate that s-1 is not likely to withstand judicial scrutiny. the court cases will increase delays, cause confusion and distrust

i thank our west virginia head coach, bobby huggins, for his uplifting visit to the families. by all accounts, the explosion that took the lives of these 29 miners should never have happened in this time, in this modern era. to quote mine safety administrator who fought every hour, 24 hours a day, to help find our coal miners and i state what he said, all explosions are preventable. it's just making sure you have things in place to keep one from occurring. it's quite evident that something went very wrong here, end quote. there are multiple lares of laws and regulations in place to prevent such a disaster. there are modern technologies. there were repeated, insistent inspections and yet 29 men perished and one is hanging on in the hospital. that this deadly explosion occurred is infuriatingly frustratingly heartbreaking and i'm determined that we will get to the bottom it and ensure that steps are taken to prevent a recurrence of this type of explosion. we owe it to the miners who perished in raleigh county last week. we owe it to their families, we owe it to their co-workers.

it is like when bob huggins to gust the final four. it is like when we had a wonderful golf tournament this year. held out november 2? how about spike maynard, david mckinley? [applause] if barack obama can go hand-to-hand combat and west virginia gives him a little message. i think that would register all across the united states from here in a coal producing state that is going to stand up and tell him what to do with cap and trade real quick. that can happen real quick. [applause] when congress is taken by the republican party, which it will be, we are going to have a new leader in congress, aren't we? his name is probably going to be john maynard -- john boehner. what happens when he is the leader of congress? who sets the plate? that means obamacare will be a lot of trouble. cap and trade, in a lot of trouble. stimulus money, going back to the treasury. card check, in aot of trouble. that is what we want. that is what america wants. that is what the tea party once. that is what our children want. we are in the position in west vir

huggins. is payingthat america attention, kellyanne conway is of the trump get administration. there will be another. the future of this committee has been made clear, one attack after another against the president. again. go another oversight hearing, nother attack on the president's administration. my colleagues say no one is above the law. to president refuses discipline. the president refuses to hold accountable. my colleagues say it is worse. you what's worse, michael cohen lying six time to authority after being warned with grim authority if he lied once, he would be nailed to cross. that was 119 days ago. the law, 119 ove days of orse, 119 refusal to hold accountable. conway had 16 hours to respond to the hurt feelings of -- kerner.er persecution nizes when it sees one. today's hearing was never a fact-finding mission nor an honest investigation into federal employee conduct. one of a series which we'll continue of hearings eant to discredit the president. like it or not, federal law of special uthority counsel. .s.c. cannot charge any senate-confirmed employ or employee

it is the republican team party of huggins -- if that tea party republicans --all so need to strengthen investment in our nation's in thresher by repairing crumbling roads and bridges and building projects by -- like high-speed rail. it will make easier for people to get where they need to go, improve the environment, and support job creation. president obama has proposed creating an investment and researcher, investing park in products that will get america moving, and i look forward to your commentary, mr. secretary. i am also eager to hear from the secretary about he can make taxes fairer, keep wall street in check, and accelerate our economic recovery, and i thank you. >> thank you. mr. secretary, before we get a policy and budget questions, i have to address the issue of crisis management. we have been lurching from short-term cr to short-term cr, i would like as you if you would tell me what impact this has had on the management of your agency and operations. secondly, we are now starting have very active discussions amongst senators about what to do what if the government shuts d

it is lightb whenob huggins took us to the final four. it is like a wonderful garden adding at the greenbrier. how about september 2. how about david mcanally- [applause] -- david mccann light. let's see if barack obama can go hand to hand combat when west virginia gives a message it. a bank that would register all across the united states from here in appalachia in a coal producing state that will stand up and tell him what to do trade real quick. that can happen real quick. [applause] because when congress is taken by the republican party, which it will be, we will have a new leader in congress. his name is probably going to be john bain sh orelley, is that a good guess? what happens when john behner is the leader of congress? who sets the plate? john behner. what does that mean? car obamae -- obamacare in a lot of trouble. capt. trading [applause] and a lot of trouble stimulus money going back to the treasury. tarp back to the treasury, again. that is pretty good, isn't it. that is what we want. that is what america wants. that is what

it's what they needed to get them back to our station, back to wwnb, channel 12 in myrtle beach, billy huggins, we put that in place without their financial support, i alone could not deal with these figures. during the ice storm and ice just destroyed our generator, we were off the air for almost 146 hours. to get a generator was $400,000. these are the kind of expenses that you cannot calculate. i don't care what kind of wealth i may have been blessed with, there is my owning two or three television stations without these joined services and shared services agreement. >> the f.c.c. ruled that owners cannot control more than one station in the same local market. using joint sales agreements and shared services agreements. find out more tonight on "the communicators" at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> on the next "washington journal," ohio democratic congressman tim ryan discusses a debate over the federal budget on capitol hill. followed by senate public policy committee chairman, john barrasso, on energy and health care issues. and later, "los angeles times" correspondent brian bennett will