Kristi Noem WALKS OUT of Hearing during CROSS-EXAM
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The reason for the arrival is the regular check-up of the health center. Sometimes there is pain in the joints, in the fingers there are diseases. The customer tells his story about the seasonal team work at the packaging line, often in unergonomic positions. After a long work experience, however, he has found the things that work for him, for the next 100 years.
Me keskitymme terveyteen, jotta tontut voivat keskittyä tärkeimpään. Terveystalo on Joulupukin virallinen työterveyskumppani.
Jääkiekon nuorten MM-kisat. 26. joulukuuta alkaen TV5 ja HBO Maxilla. Ho, ho, mitä heijää? Me ei olla kyllä tilattu pukki ja joulu on vielä aikaa. Ja mitä sä taas niinku oikein touhuat? Eikä tuon, mä tuon sitä aattona kyllä uudestaan. Tulin tällä ennakkoon tuomaan vain joulukuusen ja läjän koristeita. Mitä tää sekoilu tulee sulle taas oikein maksamaan?
Massit saan korkojen kerran takaisin, joulumielenä. Sillä itse asiassa. Itse asiassa. Viilteemasta löydät kaiken, mitä tarvitset pukin konttiin ja tunnelman luomiseen.
Oli kysymys sitten omasta tai kaverin joulusta.
Itse asiassa.
Kristi Noem was just cross-examined at a House of Representative hearing by Democrats who put on a masterclass. Kristi Noem was stunned. She was largely frozen. And then she said she had to leave the hearing early because she had other commitments. She then walked out and was heckled by people in the crowd as she left. Now, leading the incredible cross-examination was Democratic Congress member Seth Magaziner from Rhode Island. This is one of the best line of questioning I've ever seen as a trial lawyer, I might add. So let me show you what Magaziner did right here. It was absolutely brilliant. Here, play this clip.
Madam Secretary, how many United States military veterans have you deported?
Sir, we have not deported U.S. citizens or military veterans.
I don't believe you served in the military. I haven't either. But I think you and I can agree that as Americans, we owe everything to those who have served our country in uniform, particularly those who have served in combat. Do you agree with that?
Sir, I believe that people that are in this United States that are citizens have legal status here.
Madam Secretary, we are joined on Zoom by a gentleman named Sejun Park. He is a United States Army combat veteran who was shot twice while serving our country in Panama in 1989. Like many veterans, he struggled with PTSD and substance abuse after his service. He was arrested in the 1990s for some minor drug offenses, nothing serious. He never hurt anyone. besides himself, and he's been clean and sober for 14 years. He is a combat veteran, a Purple Heart recipient. He has sacrificed more for this country than most people ever have. Earlier this year, you deported him to Korea, a country he hasn't lived in since he was seven years old. Will you join me in thanking Mr. Park for his service to our country?
Sir, I'm grateful for every single person that has served our country and follows our laws.
And can you please tell Mr. Park why you deported him?
Every one of them needs to be enforced.
But you understand that many veterans struggle with PTSD, many veterans struggle with substance abuse challenges. This man took two bullets for our country. You have broad authority, by the way, as Secretary. to issue humanitarian parole, to do deferred action. Will you commit to at least looking at Mr. Park's case to see if you can help him find a pathway back to this country that he sacrificed so much for?
I will absolutely look at his case, but I want you to remember- Thank you.
Madam Secretary, the man behind you, please stand up, sir. His name is Jim Brown from Troy, Missouri. He is a Navy combat veteran who served our country in the Gulf War. He's married to a woman named Donna, who came to our country legally from Ireland when she was 11 years old. She has lived here for 48 years. Because of you, Jim's wife Donna has been in prison for the last four months. She did not come here illegally, and she has never committed any crime other than writing two bad checks totaling $80 10 years ago.
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