doing, do this. do this. i would love to go back home and tell people what you folks just don t understand. you sent the money to us, we decided how we re going to spend it, we decided we can give it to anybody we want and by the way, if they don t qualify, that shouldn t bother you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman s time has expired. mr. kelly: let s do something that makes sense. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. brady: i yield the gentleman an additional one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kelly: i really don t need a full minute to talk about something this common sense. but i ve been hearing it a little over six years. the hard for me to believe that this act was passed back on march 21, 2010, and the language we re talking about today is the actual language that was in the bill, that we had to pass before we could find out what was in it. maybe at that time somebody should have read this and it was a good idea to actually
last week. selloffs outweigh bids by 600 to one haidi:. toshiba said to be near a winner. incj are ahead in the field. rishaad: hong kong want to ensure it does not miss out on the next big thing. a reading on house prices in china. we are seeing pier 1 city house prices just inexorably rise. we have had this absolute run-up of late. expecteing how you bad loans at the same time. nonperforming loans. quite the reverse since march orer december of march december of 2015. people are not getting themselves into huge amount of debt. we have those numbers coming out in about half an hour. haidi: always interesting to look at that breakdown between the big cities and the second, third, or even fourth tiered cities. this is a recovery we have been seeing it we are watching policymakers potential reaction. it is a big week for china. we are expecting msci, their decision on whether chinese equities will be added to their global indices. if they do, it will be four-time finally lu
now there is a tiny fraction of americans serving in repeated deployments while the rest are not involved. how does the experience of your vietnam service and reflect on the service by this 1%? we are products of our experiences. it affected me. i was there in 1968, the worst year. home 56,000 dead americans in one year. to fathom that today is unbelievable. lot, like anyone does when you go through those things. ways, to do in many this job. else, it always made and careful of unintended consequences. of goodreful intentions. always think through the whole sequence of questions. what happens, where s it going, what is the end result, and what could go wrong? i wish i was smart enough to have all of the answers, i don t. it has made me cautious. ok, theno a point is you make decisions. for the next two years i hope we can bring the country back together to work together and atress the big issues coming the country that will have long-term consequences for our society for th
anything. it s that they want us to look for agreement. the senate republican leader and the president reflecting on the midterm elections. today, we hear from the speaker of the house, john boehner. the news conference will be covered live here on c-span. is nowrning, the senate set for a lame-duck session this month. republicans look at what went right on election day and democrats question what went wrong. we will be following your comments on the midterm elections, what it means for you, the congress, and the president. what was the message to washington? the numbers are on the screen. as always, we are taking your comments on social media, and you can join us on facebook. or send us a tweet. or you can send us an e-mail. the front pageh of the louisville courier-journal. as mitch mcconnell is the next is poised to be the next senate majority leader. late yesterday, she issued this statement to members of congress. she said in part, our won a hard-fought campaigns supp
backs, without some government thinkers taking their pockets, without the government telling them how to educate their children, without some government dictators selecting their doctors for them. government, nono government. central to their vision was the concept of very small government. today their vision has become a nightmare of government intrusion into every minute aspects of our lives and those are the days of revolution, those minutemen were warriors. it was their sacrifice, it was ther energy that threw off yoke of oppression of king george. today, my brothers and sisters, you are you in this room are the minutemen. it is out of these days of oppression that we in this room must create a new vision of liberty and freedom, a new america of freedom. [applause] we have had almost a decade of hope and change. it seems like so much more, so much longer. [laughter] toing for a job and trying we will leave these remarks at this point. see it in its entirety at w