austria: gentleman will yield back? i appreciate it and let me say we should not be growing government during this economic crisis. in my opinion, it's already too big. but we should not be increasing the federal government at the expense of small businesses, and in this particular case, small defense contractors. it's not fair. it's not in the best interest of the taxpayer. mr. mckeon: would the gentleman yield? mr. austria: i would be happy to yield. mr. mckeon: we included report language that stresses our ability that these insourcing initiatives should not be in budget reductions. the insourcing initiatives should give appropriate considerations to impacts on the contractor work force. the cost savings will never be realized. that said, i would be happy to work with the gentleman from ohio and other interested parties as the bill moves forward to revisit the important issue of how to balance the work force, military, civilian employee and contract. mr. austria: i look forward to continue to work with you on this ve

coast arica and austria believe that the recent events highlight the necessity and urgency of our rapid entry into the, france's nuclear test ban treaty. both countries wish to underline the very terrible -- valuable contribution made by the organization and providing reliable data on the dprk nuclear test on 25 may. >> thank you for your statement. >> thank you, mr. president. we also condemn the nuclear missile tests by a dprk. we see it as a threat to international peace and security, and therefore, we supported the unanimous response on the part of the security council. we call upon the dprk to return to the favor of six-party talks to revoke its position to withdraw from the not per inflation -- non-proliferation treaty. the dprk should take serious this message which finds and it all aspects, understanding that the measures adopted are not aimed at the general population of a dprk, but should be taken as a tool to encourage readers to take the path of negotiations. thank you. >> i think you -- the rep. the thank you, president. >> we consider it is the greatest importance that the

that was the reason austria began the war because serbia would not let them go in.guest: well, they genuinely believe there would be weapons of mass destruction i don't think there were inventing that rationale. one of donald rumsfeld's more embarrassing moments even a couple of months into the war where he was insisting the new where the weapons of mass destruction were and it was only a matter of time before it they would be found -- he genuinely believed it. host: good morning to florida on the in the pan and line. caller: thank you. -- the independent line. caller: first, when he was a is generated and then return to the oval office, the inside was the staff of the regime, under gerald ford. to say that they were not neocons at the beginning of the era is ridiculous. secondly, in terms of the directive he was trying to enforce or accomplish from george w. bush with regard to military was what? i heard he was trying to install privatization which he did wonderfully in the army and pentagon. guest: i was not saying that wolfowitz, pearl, fife were not neconocons,

we have seen similar plants in china, japan, korea, brazil, great britain, spain, france, italy, austria, portugal, romania, and slovakia, mr. president. slovakia. but the united states has not yet acted on a program that has been effective around the world when we have some many small businesses right now whose futures are hanging in the balance. this is something supported by business and labor. and of course, the auto dealers. i am also pleased that it is now supported by the sierra club. we know that from environmental standpoint, there is more they can do. in terms of the environment, this is a win. cars and trucks sold under this will be more fuel efficient and cleaner than a car or truck it replaces. that is a fact. this bill will save 133 gallons of gasoline per vehicle per year. it will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1.4 5 million metric tons. models in 1998 or earlier will account for 25% of the cars driven, but 75% of the tailpipe emissions. if we can get vehicles that are worth $4,500 or less off the road, they can no longer pollutes, and people buy a vehicle that is 22 m

austrians demanded to go to serbia to look for the killers are the conspirators and that was the reason austria started the war because serbia would not let them go in to look for the assassin of the student. >> host: michael, we'll get a response. >> guest: well, they generally believed there were going to be weapons of mass destruction. i don't think there were inventing that rationale. and come on one of rumsfeld passmore embarrassing moments was even a couple of months into the war, where he was insisting that they knew where the weapons of mass destruction wear and it was just a matter of time before they would be found. he genuinely believe that. >> host: vero beach florida, good morning to ray on our independents line. >> caller: thank you. i have a couple of points i want to discuss with bradley. first,. [inaudible] inner was the entire staff of the 2,000 regime. to say that will full lives, pearl, ginnie and rumsfeld were not part of the neocon, beginning era is ridiculous. the second point, in terms of, in terms of the directive that he was trying to enforce or accomplish from george

and when the fighting started, even the embassadors from austria and sweden started writing saying this is unusual because even the jews are taking up arms. and a couple of weeks later there was an appeal written in the government is said to the jews saying listen, children of the tribes of israel, you who have in your heart implanted the image of god almighty, all five are willing to help in the struggle for the fatherland we should act, the time has come to concentrate, concentrate all of our strength, let us fight for the country as long as every drop of blood is left. my beloved brothers awaken like lions and leopards. unfortunately, once again poland was attacked by three sides. and at the battle, kosciuszko was surrounded and he had a giant pike driven to his hip and another driven through his back and a punctured a sciatic nerve and he couldn't walk and he was thrown into prison in russia. in russia and he spent two years in prison but after catherine the great died, kosciuszko maza offered freedom by her son, paul. here we see him over to the site with kosciuszko during the inca

have seen similar plans and china got in japan, korea, brazil, great britain, spain, france, italy, austria, portugal, romania and slovakia, mr. president, slovakia. but the united states hasn't yet acted on a program that has been effective for bell world when we have so many small businesses right now who literally whose futures are hanging in the balance. this is something supported by business and labor by the u.s. chamber of commerce and national association of manufacturers and of course autodialers and i also very pleased that it is now supported by the sierra club. we know that from an environmental standpoint there is always more that we can do. but we know that this move cells in the right direction. in terms of the environment this is a win with every single new car that is sold. every car under this program will be more efficient, will be cleaned in a car or truck it replaces and that is a fact. this bill will save 133 gallons of gasoline per vehicle per year and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1.45 million metric tons. in 2010 vehicles, model year 1998 or earlier will accoun

we've seen similar plans in china, japan, korea, brazil, great britain, spain, france, italy, austria, portugal, romania, and slo slovokia, mr. president. slovokia. but the united states has not yet acted on a program that has been effective around the world when we have so many small businesses right now literally whose futures are hanging in the balance. this is something supported by business and labor, by the u.s. chamber of commerce and the national association of manufacturers and, of course, the auto dealers. i'm also very, very pleased that it is now supported by the sierra club. we know that from an environmental standpoint, there's always more we can do. but we know that this moves us in the right treks. in terms of the environment, this is a win with everything single -- with every single new car that is sold. every new car or truck sold under this program will be more fuel efficient, will be cleaner than a car or truck it replaces. and that is a fact. this bill will save 133 gallons of gasoline per vehicle per year. and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1.45 million metri

our class president is steve austria of ohio. and he was -- the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentlelady has expired. mrs. lummis: may i have a couple more minutes? the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. lummis: he got jessica's law and adam walsh safety act passed into state law. our representative on the steering committee, greg harper of mississippi is an attorney with a child who he has brought to share his unique health concerns with us. and we have all learned a lot from him. and of course, our policy committee representative, jason chaffetz, who is a former division one football player at brigham young university and a dear colleague of ours. and two wonderful freshmen who are plowing new ground, the very first vietnamese american to serve in the united states congress, congressman cao, escaped from vietnam. lost his nirm in katrina and fought to bring telecommunications to the residents. we boast the youngest member of this, aaron shock, illinois state republic and a member of congress, with whom we are p

officials or shooting as a state or in the case of the spouse of franz josef, that the emperor of austria and hungary who hated her husband gets or who was killed in a vengeance in the summer of it 1894. he does one have to kill the way that quote gone quote terrorists did in upon jab in the 1920's or the very famous scene everyone remembers in the battle of algiers where you follow the women in it and you have a great deal of sympathy for her cause. at least i.com the algerian cause. and then you see the people that are going to be blown up by the bomb. it is a horrifying scene. and with emile henry he loved it all the people that he was going to get so these two things make an interesting and the third thing which i will end with is to stay terrorists and that is where he really began because his father who was called the fortun road bad poems and was in a paris commune and he saw state terror of close. between 15 and 25,000 people were slaughtered by the armies of of the republican 1871. and his father fortun was elected from the tenth district which is around and so he was condemned t

this same kind of intolerance that my mother faced in austria in the 1930's still feeds the actions of foreign terrorists and domestic hate groups. we all have a role to play in combating bigotry and intolerance, wherever it may be and it's a sad reminder of the work that we have to do that yesterday's tragic crime occurred so soon after president obama's historic trip and his strong rebuttal of those who deny the holocaust. so it's with a heavy heart that i join my colleagues in offering my sympathies to the families of officer john and commend the work, the wonderful work, important work, of the u.s. holocaust memorial museum and pledge to do my part in never forgetting. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from west virginia. mr. rahall: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. ellison: mr. chairman, i rise today to do two things. one, to offer condolences and thanks to the family of officer johns, for his brave sacrifice, and also to point out that offic

for the firefighter grant program, that draws on proposals from representatives ult mire, pascrell, austria, peter king and biggert. additional funding for nonprofit security grants, representatives cohen and weiner. additional funding for the metropolitan medical response system, representative kosmas. additional funding to implement the western hemisphere travel, representive mitchell. d.h.s. employees can use personal protection equipment without negative personnel action. a prohibition on funds in this bill being used for first class travel with certain exceptions from representative cuellar. and a prohibition of funds in this bill for closing or transfer from fema recovery office. all increases are appropriately offset elsewhere in the bill. while the bill includes earmarks in it, which have been properly disclosed according to house procedures this amendment does not contain any congressional earmarks and i ask members to support this amendment. reserve the balance of my time. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? mr. rogers: to claim the time in oppositio

and when the fighting started, even the ambassadors from austria and sweden started writing to their king saying this is unusual because even the jews are taking up arms. and a couple of weeks later, there was an appeal in the government gazette to the jews saying listen, children, of the tribes of israel, yee who have in their@yq implanted the image of god almighty all that are willing to help in the struggle for the father land, we act. the time has come to consecrate for our strength let us fight for our country. my beloved brothers awaken like lions and leopards. unfortunately, once again poland was attacked by three sides. and at the battle, kosciuszko was surrounded and he had a giant pike driven through his hip. he had another one driven through his back. and they punctured his sciatic nerve and he couldn't walk and he was thrown into prison in russia. now, in russia he spent two years in prison with john la pierre. but after katherine the great died, kosciuszko was offered freedom by her son czar paul. here we see john9y la pierre by his side who was with him during his incar

the u.k., japan, china, korea, italy, spain, portugal, malaysia, austria, romainea, lucksomberg, even slovakia, auto sales have increased by some 18%. madam speaker, this is a very good bill. it's one that has bipartisan support. it's time to put american jobs first and begin to move this process forward. we have -- we know we have a majority in this house for this bill. the question is, do we have 2/3? i'd like to think that we do. this is it. we're not going to have another bill. it's not going back to rules. we need to pass this. i yield back the balance of my time of those two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from ohio is recognize. ms. sutton: at this time, it's my honor to yield one minute to the gentleman from ohio, mr. boccieri. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. boccieri: this bill is about putting america first. we heard this all through the last campaign about how we need to invest in america, we need to protect american jobs. congresswoman betty sutton has stood up for am