that s not their mission and that s not what we are paying for and we should stop paying for it. and i yield back to mr. buck. the chair: the chair would remind members that remarks during the debate may not engage in personalities towards the president including the repeating of remarks that were said elsewhere. that would be improper if spoken here by the members here in their own words. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. lewis: i yield one minute to thegentleman from kentucky, chairman of the state foreign operations committee. mr. rogers: i rise in respectful disagreement with my colleagues who offer this amendment. the united states institute of peace works to help prevent, reduce and resolve violent conflicts abroad. the institute along side our military, our diplomats in the most conflict affected including iraq, afghanistan, tunisia, south sudan and ukraine. eliminating the u.s. institute of peace would hamper our efforts to stabilize these areas and to pre
tributes are being paid to the victims of monday night s attack. the suspect, salman abedi, a 22 year old born in manchester to libyan parents had been known to security services. it is said it is unlikely he was acting alone. the terror threat alert has been raised to critical, its highest level. more rate of taken place across the city today as police continue their investigation. so far, four people have been arrested, one is the suspect‘s older brother. the bbc understands the bomber is thought to have detonated a device built by someone else. the terror threat alert indicates further attacks may be imminent. hundreds of troops have been deployed to protect key sites across the country, including downing street. an off duty female police officer was among the 22 killed in the attack. husband is critically ill and their two children were also injured. we will have all the latest elements in manchester and reaction, but first this report. of those killed in the attack on
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