a dollar figure, we agreed on the percentage of 80-20 in terms of responsibility, and we discussed some priorities about infrastructure. it was agreed at that time that we would return today to talk about how we would cover costs of such a proposal. last night and the time in between, the president was making some sounds that would question how serious he could be if i was saying what he was saying, and last night he put forth a letter saying, unless we pass the new york-mexico-kansas free trade agreement, we couldn t go forward with infrastructure. we didn t see the two as related, but the fact is hopeful, optimistic, and seeing the necessity for a big infrastructure initiative for our country, we went in the spirit of bipartisanship to find common ground with the president on this. he came into the room, made a statement that he made i won t even characterize it, but i will say this. and when i say after he left, thomas jefferson, when he was president of the united state
the select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on the united states capitol will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the committee in recess pursuant the house deposition authority regulation ten, the chair announces the committee s approval to release the deposition material presented during today s hearing. good afternoon and may god bless the united states of america. four months ago, this committee started to present our findings to you, the american people. from the beginning, we understood that some people watching those proceedings would wrongly assume that the committee s investigation was a partisan exercise. that s why i asked those who are skeptical of our work to simply listen. to listen to the evidence, to hear the testimony with an open mind. and to let the facts speak for themselves before reaching a judgment. over the course of these hearings, the evidence has proven that there were a multi part plan led by former p
President of the united states. now, if he could why don t you get the president to tell them to leave the capital, mister attorney general, in your law forsman responsibility? the public statement that they should all leave. [inaudible] this cannot be that we are waiting for so and so, we need them there now, whoever you got. this is benny hoyer, also have troops there. air force base, other military bases, we need activity national guard. houston in the future kenya have the place evacuated? you know cleaned out? i don t want to speak for the leadership that s going to be, that s responsible for executing the operation. so i m not going to say that. we ll just pretend, just
you have an i.t. system, that it is an i.t. system that is working to the maximum effect. we all know that i.t. can work, but we know it is not going to do a lot of good with the buzz words of e-prescribing and doctor, you know, supported-protocols and all of that stuff, it is not going to do well@@@@@@@ @ @ $h who picks up that it was only three of the five? how do you measure whether your system is working up to speed? who is going to be testing to make sure that you were doing the job in terms of getting the most efficiency out of your information technology systems? i think each company owns that for their own i.t fair. areas. that is the problem. you cannot have all of these proprietary systems out there. everyone thinks they have the new-age thing going. they all have different systems for trying to do this process more efficiently here, this process here. we do not have standards. we have basic mattress for clinical care. his process here, when we don t have