Buckeye broadband support cspan as a Public Service along with these other Television Providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. Microsoft president brad smith testified on ways to regulate Artificial Intelligence which he joined other witnesses to discuss transparency laws and the idea of labeling products like images and videos as being made by ai. This hearing before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on privacy, technology and the law is about 2 hours and 20 minutes. The hearing of our subcommittee on privacy, technology, and the law will come to order. I want to welcome our witnesses, the audience who are here, and say a particular thanks to senator schumer who has been very supportive and interested in what we are doing here and also to chairman durbin whose support has been invaluable in encouraging us to go forward here. I have been grateful to my partner in this effort, senator hawley and i produced a framework basically, a blueprint for a path forward to achieve legis
Taxpayer dollars are being well spent in this regard . Well, ive asked the deputy secretary to lead this effort and she is traveling around the country visiting with a number of organizations and groups who are interested in getting into farming or folks who are encouraging people to get into farming. One of the issues that has cropped up is this issue of land tenure. Candidly, you mentioned the fact that there are going to be a lot of people retiring and leaving the farming business. That is probably true. The the question is what happens to the land . Whoever owns that land what is their ultimate goal here or their relatives ultimate goal . Is it to maximize return or is it to create opportunity for the next generation or is it a combination of both . Frankly, ive asked the this task force to come with recommendations on this issue of land tenure. What can we do should we do . As usda with reference to our programs to ensure that there is that proper balance so that its not a focus s
Said earlier our foreign friends, we had a meeting in baltimore where over 30 countries came with representatives to talk to them about the appropriate way of banning boultry if we have this, that its not fair to your poultry producers because theres an incident in oregon or iowa the ban production from you and so were continuing to work on that, as well. The last thing were trying to do is to convince congress that this is a longterm issue. Im pretty sure this isnt the only time were going to have to dole with Something Like this is to see if we could complete the funding for the poultry Lab Improvements that i think are absolutely necessary in modernization of that lab. That would be good. Would this virus be available fairley soon or whats the timetable . Well, you know i would hope it would be but i dont want to speak for the company in terms of how quickly they can turn it around. But, you know im pretty impressed with the fact that in a relatively short period of time weve come a
Testifies before the House Agriculture Committee wednesday. This is two hours, 15 minutes. Good morning. This is a hearing on the committee of agriculture for oversight by the u. S. Department of agriculture will come to order. Ive asked Rick Crawford to open us with a prayer. Thank you mr. Chairman. Father, i bow humbling before you. Thankful for this country youve given us and, father, mindful of the great responsibility that youve charged us with. Father, just ask that everything that is said and done here today be pleasing in your sight and we ask that you help us to be civil in our discourse and discerning in our comments and dialogue. Father, i just pray it all in jesus name. Amen. Thank you, rick. I want to thank the secretary vilsack for coming to be with us this morning. He has a horde stop at 12 15. He has cabinet responsibilities to do. Mr. Secretary, thanks very much for being here this morning. Be careful on your knee there on your on the table. I want to say at the start
Objection which obtains today. I go back backed into didnt even have youtube. All sorts of things we could do today. But the other notable thing, this is my reading of the constitutional convention. Other people may have read this differently, but in all of the discussions that take place among the framers as they are going back and forth to try to figure out how to choose a provision evidently know and they keep changing their minds, there is never, a concept that the people have a right to vote is never invoked. Its never mentioned. So were talking about a very different political era. Its good that original intent is not something that we have relied upon around here. Textually, it is important to note that the words right to vote now appear live times in the constitution. In the 14th a minute, section two. In the 15th amendment and the 19th minute and the 24th unlimited and the 26th amendment. So its precisely because of the legacy of slavery and racism at all sorts of stuff that t