Each week the house of commons is in session, we bring you prime Minister Boris Johnson taking questions from members of the house of commons live Wednesday Mornings here on cspan 2. Now live to the floor of the british house of commons. Ahead of improving scotlands economy. Mr. Speaker, my colleagues successfully pursued the Twoer Year Campaign Twoyear Campaign calling on the government to publish the reresults of to ask scotland how they feel about the union. Can they will be published in the next few weeks as the tribunal [inaudible] well, as the honorable lady makes a point, the Cabinet Officers are very clear they do not spend money on political polling or research. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Ill move on to the answer because today the government has actually used Emergency Covid Funding to publicly fund several polls on the union and a contract including source ors of the sources of the [inaudible] so would the minister say this is an appropriate use of emergency funds, and will he
Come to order, and i ask unanimous consent that the chair be authorize thed to declare a recess of thehe committee at new point and that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and have any written statements be made part of the record. Hearing no objection, that is ordered. Todays hearing continues the oversight of this committee and the house of representatives in issues relating to the understandn rexal attack on insectionist attack on the Capitol Insurrectionist Attack on the capitol. Provided to oversight committees and the department on june 2nd. This new Flash Report focuses on two issues, the departments contain Thement Emergency Response team and its first Responders Unit. Inspector general boltons latest Flash Report, like his three previous Flash Reports, found a number of deficiencies in thegr programs he reviewed including significant failings that impacted the ability of the Capitol Police to respond to the January 6th attack and
What we focus on is really empowering the people of this country to have their voices heard on the future of our Democracy F. And on key issues like public safety. What with the enactment of w the for the people act mean for Peoples Empowerment to havetheir voices heard . What is fundamentally about is making it easier for working people to vote and harder for billionaires to buy elections. Thats why the chamber has become such an obstacle. And thats why the coke industries have become an obstacle. They like it when billiondollar corporations can buy elections. 83 percent of the people support before the people act. Host fowhat is the path forward for the for the people in the wake of what we talked about this week, senator Joe Manchin not in favor of ending the filibuster. Manchins statements unfortunate. Its arguably a democratic editor would the person who held onto the jim Crow Filibuster which held back important protections of our neighbors writes. That seems to be the position h
Annual memorial Day Observance at war memorial plaza in new castle, delaware. , he was introduced by governor john carney. [applause] thank you, chuck. Admiral, i will take that. Particularly over the last year, what a beautiful day. Gov. Carney thank you, chuck. Admiral, i will take that. Particularly over the last year, what a beautiful day. Might be raining out there, mr. President. With that big smile of yours, it is certainly warm here. I want to first acknowledge chuck for being the mc and your work yesterday, what a great event we had at the veterans cemetery. Thank you for those who are able to join us it was a great event. It was a great event. , somebody said normally on , memorial day events we dont have coats and sweaters on. I was just happy to be there without a mask on. [laughter] [applause] mr. President , we have to give thanks to you and your team for doing so much incredible work getting folks vaccinated, over the first 100 days of your administration. [applause] thi
Good morning. The Senate Subcommittee will please come to order. For today, we will be conducting this hearing following similar covid protocols to what we have used in the past, committee members are seated at least six feet apart, some members are participating by videoconference. I expect this will be our final Hybrid Hearing and who will be able to return to regular inperson hearings at our next hearing. Consistent with cdc guidance, those who are fully vaccinated do not need to wear a mask, though they may still choose to do so and while we are unable to have the hearing fully open to the public or media for in person intendant, live video is available on our Committee Website and if you are in need of accommodations include enclosed captioning, you can reach out to the committee or the office of excess ability services. Those of today, almost half of u. S. Adults are fully vaccinated and while we have a lot of work left yet to do to reach communities who still cannot get vaccines