in for steve. we have seen him for the first time since he decided to go to the. brian: ranger game. will: thank you, brian. ainsley: you went to go get food when aaron judge hit 62. will: 62 will i did. ainsley: why would do you that? yankees are up to bank and you go get food? what are we watching? will: buffet area behind the seats where you pay to watch something historic happen. instead i was told the prime rib was really good inside the stadium club. ainsley: so is seeing number 62. will: here s how it went down really quickly. it was my brother s birthday both of my brothers and stepdad. we had an awesome night. great time. we got to game 20, 25 minutes early. walked out there well, we got these tickets where we get this free buffet perfect time we can go in there he said no, no, go in the fourth inning. will: terrible plan. brian: only reason to go is a terrible game. terrible season. will: it s my hometown team. ainsley: i m carolina gamecocks
chris janson is going to come today. we were going to have lynyrd skynyrd who was going to come but two of the members are sick now we have. saying buy mom and drunk girl. talking about doing the right thing and taking the drunk girl home. her house. not to yours. brian: right. for correction. he takes her to his house but he puts her on the couch. pete: taking care of her. also saying i don t have the keys to the city but i do have the keys to the country. not quite sure how you keys to the country. might ask him though. brian: i love when we have an artist on one song. and then you look at the list. he has got some hits and going to be with us and we are going to talk to him in an hour. we are going to have mclemore smoking barbecue on the fox square. it was smoking this morning when i walked in at 3:45. ainsley: can t wait to taste it. we know pete is going to taste it ainsley, brian, pete, thank you for having us here. mclemore boys are cooking with master built
Thats the far right. We need a lot of prayers for this country. Host that was michael in maine, a republican. Well be back tomorrow morning 7 a. M. Eastern time for more here on the washington journal. Well bring you up to the house floor. They are about to gavel in for the new speakers first full day in that post. Live coverage here on cspan. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap. Org] [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc. , in cooperation with the United States house of representatives. Any use of the closedcaptioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u. S. House of representatives. ] the speaker the house will be in order. The prayer will be offered by reverend john matthews, grace Lutheran Church, apple valley, minnesota. The chaplain let
This kind of fun, it feels like therapy the this is supposed to be the next big hope for Nuclear Energy. It promises to fix all the problems with the additional nicea power, making it cheaper, faster, and easier to build. Smaller, safer modular units, a game changer for nuclear going forward. Its called a Small Modular Reactor and over the past few decades, well then 80 stops in projects. Theyve been working on this futuristic vision. But theres one big problem. So far, any one has actually been built. There reasons why its more than what your director is not being built even though many people are talking about them. Youve. How is in the spotlight again as well, rushes to find Clean Energy Alternatives as a modest could be a really useful tool for doing things that big Nuclear Plants come through yet. And they have a leg up for many of us because they could provide constant power everywhere. But after decades of new to the decline, western countries are really struggling to make this
Let me start from the top. Our universities today are getting universally dependent on foreign students. Many of them Chinese Students who pay full tuition. That is my first point. 2, there are Disciplines Research that the universities do, that are critical to National Defense and to our economy in some ways. We have two seriously limit the students who are involved in that, so this is not a revolving door and pipeline straight back to china, korea, russia, or whatever, of our technology and research. As ilaria pointed out, coupled with that should be the ability to apply this commercially, to take it to use. So, yes, the answer is we have to look at who we have enrolled in these disciplines in our universities. Take a good, hard look at that. Thank you very much. Commissioner shriver . Just my thanks to the witnesses, most at least most of my questions have been addressed. I will pass point the mission or wessel . Thank you. Dr. Gopal, i appreciate your recognition of rahman barrys w