so she suggested a mentorship program run by capital partners for education or cpe. >> my mom first told me about the program. it was student mentoring and i was very interested about it. and i was like, yeah, mom. i would like to have a mentor. >> reporter: it offers low income support and help them prepare for college. he was paired with a model marshal. >> you don't have to have all of the answers. >> reporter: a soft spoken education consultant who never mentored before but thought he could make a difference. >> at first i was like, you know, who is this guy but then after i found out about him, i was like, you know, he's pretty cool. >> you have to be able to listen well and to not be so full of yourself as a person. >> reporter: a motto -- their friendship has grown over the year and a half they've been together. their bond strengthened thrugh their similar likes, dislikes and personalits. he's a ph.d. candidate and challenges to be the best, to always reach for the stars. >> i think that he's a very humble person. he's a person who actually reaches out and he's a person who wants

what we do at that point is we make sure we keep our mentorship and formed of the dynamics, where theknow. when they may hear the case, what a negative disposition may mean for the future of the second amendment right, what we're hoping to get out a particular case. that's part of the education component that we want mature our members understand when there's something on in the courts, that they are able to articulate to other folks to let you know the challenge of the opportunely have based on a court ruling. it's very hard if not impossible at times i think to really mobilize your grassroots to put pressure on a judicial outcome because it's just not set up the same way as an elective body is. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. i appreciated. happy n

and my life has personally will be fulfilled with mentorship. congressman, whose seat i now hold, mentored me until i decided to run for congress. and you might not know whenever you might find a mentor. my first mentor here was congressman henry hyde. he helped me understand the greatness of this institution and he taught me by example that elected officials should always, always respect one another in debate and at always respect one another, especially when we disagree. i encourage all of my colleagues to mentor youth and they can start doing that today by voting yes on this resolution. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: thank you. i urge adoption of this resolution and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. woolsey: madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to support h.res. 990, which recognizes january a