Gentlelady from new york and the gentleman from connecticut also wish to speak. Mr. President , senators their states who have been very hard hit should have the opportunity to speak. Im going to take my rebuttal of the coburn amendments and just abbreviate them. With the exception of being willing to accept the amendment where you cant get Emergency Assistance if you are a tax cheater or if youve passed away, with the exception of a funeral benefit i really object to the coburn amendment. My objections have been so well articulated by the gentleman from new york, mr. Schumer; by the gentleman from new jersey, mr. Menendez, im not going to preet them. Im going to ask unanimous consent that my written rebuttals be in the record. The presiding officer without objection. Ms. Mikulski and in the interest of time, i think were all agreed the very intent to save money by adding delay and bureaucracy will cost money and will cost time in terms of getting people back on their feet in both thei
How much work they are doing. And these charities are doing sort of, you know, they are really the unsung hero of the humanitarian crisis in syria. Over and over again the kuwaitis are the only theyre the ones that are first donor in every case for humanitarian work. I think theres an aspect of this, too, that is sort of i think i mentioned one example that where do you exactly draw the line on this . So, you know, if youre supporting a hospital that is run by a particular brigade is it humanitarian aid . Does it have sort of a lethal component . Its a very sort of spectrum. Its not sort of black and white. And, you know, i think that you raise one of the questions that makes this so complicated is that, yeah a lot of money probably goes to things that are very much needed on the ground, you know, these rebel brigade understand if theyre controlling an area, it also means that, you know, the bakery. That also means the hospital. And it means providing for people. And no one else is doi
Which was protected by a large stone fortress. When they approach the city of st. Augustine the military commander in that city let it be known to the patriots that there are not going to allow them to take control of st. Augustine. There were some periodic fighting that took place. End of significant fighting that took place. When the patriots moved on some of black towns that were located in the interior portion of the northern florida peninsula around what is today known as the prairie. The time it was known as olajuwon. The patriots were defeated in the fighting against the seminoles. They eventually moved back cam where they determined that this project was a complete failure and that they had failed to achieve their objective of taking a portion of florida. And what they ultimately wanted to do when they took over it was that as soon as they became in charge of that area it was ceded to the United States, immediately transferred to United States buried in in the republic florida
Question, how many of those lives couldve been saved if the president of the United States had confronted this crisis honestly with the American Public and aggressively from the very, very beginning . Bob woodwards book also reveals a new account of the president s disparaging language toward the United States military leadership. And in just a moment well also bring you Additional Details from the book about the very bizarre and affectionate letters between north Koreas Kim Jongun and President Trump. But lets begin with cnns jamie gangel who has been doing amazing reporting on all this. Youve done a lot of digging on the woodward book. So what did the president precisely know about the severity of the virus and when did he know it . It turns out, wolf, that he knew critical details very early on. In addition to obtaining a copy of woodwards new book, we have at cnn obtained audiotapes of these interviews. Woodward did 18 wideranging interviews with the president. And what were going
This is 10monthold derina among the youngest victims. Her mother took this photo before the family took off for that trip to egypt. The little girl, her mother and her father were all killed. I want to bring in matthew chance. He is in st. Petersburg for us this evening. You know, when you look i mean, wow looking behind you, just seeing how much that makeshift memorial has grown there, what are people saying on the ground . Reporter yeah, well, its obviously deeply, deeply sad, the atmosphere here. And even now, what is it, 2 00 in the morning here local time in st. Petersburg, people are still coming out, and they are paying their respects and laying flowers. A gentleman over here doing exactly that, lighting candles, putting childrens toys at this memorial outside the arrivals gate at the airport where the plane was destined to come, was supposed to be coming. Obviously its become the focus of those sad commemorations, of that tragic loss of life. 224 People Killed as a result of th