house of january 7, 2020, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. with time equally allocated between parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes. but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the entleman from california, mr. mcclintock, for five minutes. mr. speaker, : every american needs to see tearful video as she pours out her frustrations as a mall restaurant owner in los angeles. forced to drastically curtail her business during california s shutdowns, she took out an $80,000 loan to meet all of he expensive requirements to move her dining outside and salvage what was left of her work. instead, authorities arbitrarily shuttered rules and down again, a death sentence for restaurant.old yet, they permitted a film production company to off
we will and with a brief rebuttal from mr. flynn s counsel and the council of united states. please proceed. thank you chief judge, may it please the court, general flynn is a defendant without a prosecutor, and litigation without controversy between the parties to the case. instead of granting dismissal as required as a matter of law, john sullivan denied defense motions, appointed mr. gleason to usurp the job of the prosecutor, raised perjury but as iter his head, was noted, the job of united states attorney is occupied. adding the unconstitutional burdens of process to punish michael flynn, john sullivan discarded any semblance of the adjudicator. as a cornerstone of any system of justice worth the label. required.gs are judge sullivan s position for rehearing must be flatly denied with language that a judge has no injury or standing to seek relief in this court. sullivan has invested himself in the prosecution of general flynn, it is mandated disqualification for the
to see whether he would defer. were no rule 48, the government could stop pursuing the case and send a letter to the court and that would be done and that would be effective in ending, even though there was a plea that was accepted. mr wall: i think so because there would no longer be any article three between parties and authority beyond rule 48 for the district court to keep it alive. that seems to me at least as important or more important on the criminal side where you are not just talking about an adversarial contest between private parties, you re talking about a contest between a private that is in and a branch of government private citizen and a branch of government. the district is not explaining how it can keep alive a controversy that is not over the executive s objection. if the rule 48 has been granted, then what is the purpose of allowing unnecessary proceedings to play inside that? if the court thinks there are no harms to the executives. i think this has bee
thigh. reporter: the police department spokesperson confirms to fox 29 o neill was investigated by internal affai affairs, but due to the pending lawsuit the spokesperson will not say what investigators fou found. attorneys zeff says police investigators told him that would take o neill down. he says, police obtained video from a security camera which captures the alleged assault behind a city school. zeff claims o neill in uniform and his cruiser can be seen. it s grant knee but you can certainly see the sexual assault going on outside of the vehicle. reporter: the suit also alleges o neill spoke of fan sizing about beating, raping and shooting a n word in the head. the city law department which will defend the suit including o neill had no comment. according to the philadelphia board of pensions, thomas j. o neill receives a pension payment of $3,100 monthly just over $2,000 go to him,. the reminder to what the city calls an alternate payee likely a divorced spouse.
in the road taken many of these authors have, or will be appearing on booktv. watch them on our website, booktv.org. can i get everyone s attention. i am the director here at george mason university. we have deirdre mccloskey here with my good friend. deirdre came out with the third quality of her book bourgeois equality that builds on the bourgeois community. i think this collection is the most ambitious work in economics done during my career, at least in economics and just an amazing achievement for what you have done and generate the conversation in economics. hopefully we will have a great conversation today. let s turn it over to you, tom. thanks, pete. when clear morgan asked if i would conduct a conversation with deirdre i immediately jumped at the opportunity. not only is it on honor, but there are few books that one reads in a scholarly light, as fundamentally change or deeply change the way you look at the world. these books have done that for me. i am hono