i ve learned quite a lot. i, too, w like to associate as myself with the remarks of our chair about how enraged i think we all are when we hear some of the things that we ve heard today. i think that just leads us all want to go forth and make sure we do everything we can to cooperate with you to minimize these issues that are out there, if not eliminate them entirely, and i do agree, too, that the role of the internet no doubt has been really important in magnifying the problem multiplying the problem perhaps in many instances, too, so thanks for being here today and i want to thank the chair again for having this hearing. thank you. thank you, sir. mr. ryan, thank you again for being here. we really appreciate your leadership. appreciate your commitment to this country and our kids. we join you in that effort, and we look forward to continuing our relationship in that dialogue you spoke of and doing everything we can so that families can build better lives for themsel
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the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip each, to five minutes t in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield, for five minutes. mr. utterfield: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, with the stroke of a pen, 49 years ago today several weeks after i finished high school, then-president lyndon johnson signed into law two of the largest and most important health-related programs the country had ever seen, medicare and medicaid. those programs were created nearly half a century ago because our nation s leaders saw time and time again the hopelessness of people who had no way to provide the most basic level of health care for themselves and their families. it was president harry truman ho initially conceived our health care safety net for struggling americans. nearly 70 year
we go now to to the fox news desk where shepherd smith ask going to take us through what happened. shep? a government official confirms to fox news that that gunman in today s attack in canada was a 32-year-old man. officials are now running his name through a terror watch list to see what comes up. he told officials he was indeed born in canada and we ll be getting more on his back ground in the coming hours and days, but now we re getting a much better idea of what happened there. on the wall here, is the sort of scene of it all. cops say the shootings happened at these two locations, the national war memorial is where it started. not four locations, as witnesses first reported. they say the gunman fire opened fire on the soldiers in the war memorial, just before 10:00 a.m. local time. one shooter did die there. they told us the shooter did go to the open parliament building. this is about 2 hu00 yards and n he walked from here to here. in fact, one lawmaker says he cou