mr. hale: it's absolutely crucial. i had the further advantage of having the nine years i spent in lebanon. it's a small country so you get to know people and bit people get to know you. if i just landed a never been to the country before, i probably would have been at sea. i could sense better because of that experience than i would have otherwise. we landed, it was a long flight and we brought some covid supplies and we went directly to a site that has been -- that had been devastated by the bombing and no one from the lebanese government had been there in the previous week. i didn't what to expect. when i got there, they were very well organized. they have volunteers from lebanese civil society and put aside their day jobs and reusing their expertise whether it was in health or computer work organizations that help people get back on their feet and get their lives going again. i saw in the audience some friends and particularly children of friends i've known for a long time. i was really proud to see what they were

mr. hale: it's absolutely crucial. had the further advantage of having the nine years i spent in lebanon. it's a small country so you get to know people and bit people get to know you. if i just landed a never been to the country before, i probably would have been at sea. i could sense better because of that experience than i would have otherwise. we landed, it was a long flight and we brought some covid supplies and we went directly to a site that has been -- that had been devastated by the bombing and no one from the lebanese government had been there in the previous week. i didn't what to expect. when i got there, they were very well organized. they have volunteers from lebanese civil society and put aside their day jobs and reusing their expertise whether it was in health or computer work organizations that help people get back on their feet and get their lives going again. i saw in the audience some friends and particularly children of friends i've known for a long time. i was really proud to see what they were do

haling hague reserve -- ms. hageman: reserve. ms. leger fernandez: mr. speaker, as noted above, this bill is quite worthy of our support. while we have been sort of talking about it with a smile in our hearts, we must recognize that it's incredibly important and we must be thankful to those who have compiled this collection. because it is so essential for us to understand our history and the history of play in our country and the contributions it makes to our society. and with that, i urge my colleagues to support the legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentlewoman from wyoming is recognized. ms. hageman: mr. speaker, this bill provides recognition to a museum that is a source of local pride, without draining taxpayer resources or increasing the burden on the national park service. i support this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 3250. those in favor sa