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test test. test test test. test test test. test test test. test test test test . people s framework as well. let me begin with regard to the laundry under the protective cover of the united nations. i m not saying anything new when i say yet again in december this year, the annual ritual was repeated of some 20 resolutions of condemnation against one member state in the international community, it happens to be israel and some three resolutions against the rest of the world combined. critical mass of indictment and quality of allstates large and small. that is not the disturbing phenomenon there. as someone who is a member of canadian delegation to the united nations, there s not only a critical mass of indictment, there s a critical mass of exposure to that indictment. that process which culminates in 20 resolutions of condemnation proceeds over a three-month period through the various communities and like of the united nations. the ....
it got people understanding what ,t means to be a police officer and how unique our role is in society and how important our role is in society. officer, theylice a lot of them say to enforce the law. the reality is that they narrow slice of what we do. it s also a reality in this country that when you take a look of the history of law enforcement in the u.s., we have not always stood on the right side of justice here as we would define justice today. think about equal rights movement, all the things that happened in this country how we have evolved and continue to evolve. there is baggage here. we have not always lived up to the open of office that we take. oval office that we take. we decided we would start a leadership development program, , there is nolicing leadership program that develops the future leaders and our profession. it reminds me of a quotation i true leaders don t develop followers, they create other leaders. i think we all have to have that attitude ....
to those kurdish units? and other units fighting isis? we need a strategy not to contain isis, but to destroy isis so those young men and women now watching on the internet, suddenly get the message that it s not their destiny to go join isis and expand the cal fate. that that is a losing cause. but that change, that takes a change of calculus. on the part of the administration. are you more optimistic about the iraqi now that the military has taken back ra maddy? i am somewhat because in the past when they ve used the shia militia, the human rights abuses to put it mildly, that they ve inflicted upon village populations have created a huge blowback. so, some of that is moving in the right direction, but we could accelerate this if we listened to those in the field who want the authorization. i d say 75, 80% from what we ve heard from the commanders, the flights that go out come back without getting authorization out of wags in terms of dropping their ordnance. they ....
chairman. for yielding this time. and thank you for your strong leadership to reject this administration s agreement with iran. this deal is a dramatic reversal of u.s. policy in the middle east and toward the iranian government. for years the iranian government has actively opposed u.s. interests in the region and has directly financed the world s most oppressive terrorist groups, most notably hezbollah. mr. speaker, as a result of this agreement, over $100 billion will be released from back to the mullahs in iran. 46 banks in iran will now be approved to transmit money through the international financial system. look at what they ve look at what they ve done previously with their finances. we gave them $700 million a month as a precondition just to come to the negotiating negotiations. $12 billion over a 16-month period. you can see their footprint in lebanon, you can see it in iraq, you can see it in yemen, you can see it in syria, you can see it in south ameri ....
and we have more on the path of a hurricane. it has been a violent day in the middle east. [ screaming ] dozens of people were injured in fighting between the palestinians and israeli police in east jerusalem. the violence began after a 17-year-old palestinian boy was murdered. it is claimed that his death was in revenge for the deaths of the three missing teams i teens in the west bank. reporter: palestinians who live in east jerusalem took their anger to the streets. they had just learned about the murder of 17-year-old palestinian. his family accuses jewish settlers of killing him. between 3:30 and 4:30 a.m. mohammed was walking to the mosque. a truck of men came out and forced him inside and drove off. reporter: they fired tear gas and rubber-coated bullets. the israeli government blames hamas for the abduction and murder of three israeli teens. the israeli policies escalate and are dangerous. they create a destructive atmosphere and we ll resort to all ....