foxx. i'd like to submit to the record the following email from mr. solomon acting chief council -- counsel of the nlrb. mr. speaker, there is no question that the nlrb is not under attack. employees' freedom is under attack. the workplace fairness concept is under attack, but certainly not the nlrb. there is no question that the nlrb was thought to be an impartial referee for employers and employees. but that has not been the case. they have been anything other than impartial. and their email trail will show that in just a few seconds. but despite the fact that today we have two million more unemployed americans, the nlrb continues to choose sides in the disputes as opposed to being a referee. their lack of judgment and common sense has been magnified and it can be seen clearly in the email conversations within the department of the nlrb. mr. solomon apparently thought the following was funny despite his current efforts which threatens more than 1,000 jobs in the great state of south carol

fok foxx thank you. -- ms. foxx: thank you. mr. speaker, you know, our colleagues across the aisle often try to distract from what are the real issues facing our country and get down -- get in the weeds and feels like this gives them a perfect opportunity to do that. but when i'm home every weekend and talk to my constituents, what they're concerned about is the incredible -- they have incredible outrage with the inaction of the liberal democrat-controlled senate. my constituents are aware of the many bills that the house has passed but which are stalled in the senate. and many of these bills which are -- deals directly with promoting jobs which remains the prevailing issue of so many americans. our colleagues are upset about the quality of the free lunches that we provide. well, we have more people in poverty and getting free lunches because the democrat-controlled senate refuses to work with the republicans in the house to set an environment where more jobs can be created and fewer people would be dependent on food stamps and be

foxx, and lt. scallini.lso want to acknowledge the dedication and ongoing hard work that the investigators assigned to the different disciplines that will be culminated here. they have the logistical move and continued to work on their cases as we were moving forward with these -- this. they still had to work on their cases in debt outstanding job during this difficult time. along with that, i wanted to say thank you again to the mayor and chief for making this happen for us. it was a long time overdue. we're very excited. chief? >> channel 26 is really taking a beating. [laughter] i am going to forgo the honor of cutting the ribbon. i will ask commander sandra tong who conceived of and was the first commanding officer of one of the first domestic violence sections in any police department in california to do the honors with mayor lee with these not so classroom-safe scissors. we will have you come forward and do the honors. [applause]

foxx.ike to submit to the record the following email from mr. solomon acting chief council -- counsel of the nlrb. mr. speaker, there is no question that the nlrb is not under attack. employees' freedom is under attack. the workplace fairness concept is under attack, but certainly not the nlrb. there is no question that the nlrb was thought to be an impartial referee for employers and employees. but that has not been the case. they have been anything other than impartial. and their email trail will show that in just a few seconds. but despite the fact that today we have two million more unemployed americans, the nlrb continues to choose sides in the disputes as opposed to being a referee. their lack of judgment and common sense has been magnified and it can be seen clearly in the email conversations within the department of the nlrb. mr. solomon apparently thought the following was funny despite his current efforts which threatens more than 1,000 jobs in the great state of south carolina an

. >> did he do the foxx documentary? what was that? change congress? >> that was an organization that instead of running for congress, an organization that was trying to focus reform effort on changing congress. that turned into fixed congress first. when the republicans grabbed control and there was no hope for a bill to bring in some version of public funding, we became -- a word that comes from a sacred text, the words of henry david thoreau, for every hacking of the branches of evil there is one striking at the root. focus on the underlying cause of all these different issues that people want to focus on on the right and left. that is critical. >> are there places you mentioned -- you said open secrets.org. are you involved with them? >> i am not. they take it and try to make it a accessible to people. >> followthemoney.org. >> it is a great organization to focus on state -- money in state politics. they have done an enormous job in making it easy for people to understand how a state governments are being affected. pencongress.org. >> they are tryi

foxx, and lt. scallini. i also want to acknowledge the dedication and ongoing hard work that the investigators assigned to the different disciplines that will be culminated here. they have the logistical move and continued to work on their cases as we were moving forward with these -- this. they still had to work on their cases in debt outstanding job during this difficult time. along with that, i wanted to say thank you again to the mayor and chief for making this happen for us. it was a long time overdue. we're very excited. chief?

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foxx: mr. speaker, we do not have more speakers, i do have some more comments that i will make, but i am reserving until a little bit later in the time -- ms. slaughter: i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. speaker. although i'm encouraged that we were able to reverse some of the most severe cuts proposed, i am disappointed that our budget process has come to this. $100 billion packed with provisions that the house has never considered. and therefore on process i urge a no vote on the rule and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentlelady from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the rule before us today allows us to proceed to the general debate of a bill that encompasses three major appropriations measures. i want to thank the conferees for their work on this agreement . as we move forward with the deba

foxx: mr. speaker, i send to the desk a privileged report from the committee of rules for filing under the rule cloifment report to accompany house resolution 470, resolution providing for consideration of the bill h.r. 3094, to amend the national labor relations act with respect to representation hearings and the timing of elections of labor organizations under that act. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the house calendar and ordered printed. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. smith: i yield myself 15 second. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i just want to say to the gentleman from michigan who spoke earlier that i agree with him. today is not 1995. in fact, the deficit is worse. since 1995 the deficit has tripled. it's gone from $5 trillion to $15 trillion which is all the more reason to support this balanced budget amendment to the constitution. mr. speaker, i yie

for prime minister with his billions and the full support of his own wholly own versions of box dues foxx radio and box newspaper and surprise he won three times and through scandal after scandal each one more blush inducing than the last and accusations of corruption and conflicts of interest that would have brought most powerhouses down in one news cycle there was gone he has managed to keep his office and his billions and now apparently at something as arcane is the economy it's doing him in earlier today berlusconi offered to resign after the italian parliament passes a key economic reform bill as the country teeters on the brink of a full blown debt crisis in a highly anticipated parliamentarian showdown berlusconi won a budget vote on tuesday but only after the opposition abstain this showed the political defections among his own supporters and left him roughly eight votes short of a majority in parliament leaving him vulnerable to a no confidence vote it could be forced on him by the opposition and sometimes wednesday suppose him. anyone who has miraculously won more than fifty no

foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, president obama has been going around the country saying that he is taking action through executive order because, quote, we can't wait, end quote, on the congress. however he has just said that he is going to put the largest job creating project in america on ice. when it comes to creating jobs and providing additional resources for energy, the president can wait. in fact, he's putting this off until the keystone pipeline off until after the 2012 election. that is nonsense and hypocritical. this pipeline will not only create thousands of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs, it will also help to dramatically reduce our dependence on oil from despotic middle eastern petrostates by blocking and delaying this important project, the obama administration is standing squarely in the way of economic growth and energy independence. it's time to get serious about approving this pipeline. it has broad support and its builders have demonstrated the strong willingness to do what it takes to

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i was on foxx and friends. i am eager to be on fox. >> how did they treat you? >> perfectly respectably. >> why would they treat you fairly? >> i have not as much of a chance on fox. when they introduced the book they called it "republic, lost." i think there are people on fox. bill o'reilly, who sees the problem in a way that we should be able to connect. he said the republic is the corruption of the system. he talks about the content on the left and the content on the right. spending time raising money. there is a commonality. we have not seen fox news willing to openly embrace the charge that there is corruption that comes from money. that would be an enormous hope. the one candidate who has not allowed in any of these debates who is the most qualified from the standpoint of having the most time in government, a governor and four term congressman, having run a business for 20 years, but the romer -- buddy roemer, is one argument is this system is corrupted. fox news has not allow that to be prominent in the reporting. we say this is because they like the syst

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. >> reporter: that was this morning on foxx and friends and the beginning grinch campaign says two thingsople or doesn't understand immigration reform and sad to see from a candidate. and he says i'm for deporting all unattached illegals and for a citizen panel for certification for 25 years and community and law abiding and tax paying and could get what the foundation developed as a red card and be legal, but with no path to citizenship and no write to vote. despite this, pollsters are starting treat gingrich with staying power and may most electable with romney and-- >> romney has a number of liabilities as a candidate while he's probably more electable now it isn't clear to me that that's necessarily going to be the case for the long haul. >> and with all of this going on, gingrich is going to spend a lot of his time this coming week, jamie, in south carolina. >> jamie: peter doocy live in washington. peter, thank you. >> kelly: an update now on the black friday pepper spray incident at a los angeles area wal-mart. we told, but it earlier. and fox news confirming now that a woman who a

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. >> red foxx died in 1991. he is the subject of a new biography.ding it. >> he was, i feel a guy who just deserves his due. he was such a ground breaker, grew up on the streets of chicago didn't graduate from high school and here he was in 1972 one of the top-rated stars on television. he was a ground breaker in stand up comedy and television. his act was pretty blue. he was raunchy. how did he wind up on a network tv sitcom. >> he complained that he never got his fair shake on television. but he made a movie called, "cotton comes to harlem" in 1961. he played a junk man called uncle bud. somebody mentioned him and they said he is perfect. even this name. they said let's call it sanford. >> fred sanford was his brother. that is right. he had an older brother who he idolized and passed away in the 1960s. >> he had a major drug issue going on. it was something everybody knew about. he had a cocaine habit and was very open about it. he wore a spoon around his neck and would take the spoon and snort it. he was open about it. but at that time in hollywo

foxx: thank you, madam speaker. and i thank my colleague from florida for handling the rule. madam speaker, i rise today in support of this rule and the underlying bill. as a life member of the national rifle association and strong supporter of the second amendment to the united states constitution, i am pleased to speak in support of h.r. 822, the national right to carry reciprocity act, which will help protect law-abiding american citizens' right to bear arms. the supreme court ruled in district of columbia vs. heller that, quote, the inherent right of self-defense has been essential to the second amendment right, end quote. and in mcdonald vs. the city of chicago, that the federal government can intervene to ensure that state and local governments are not restricting second amendment rights. statistics show a correlation between right to carry laws and a decrease in violent crime rights. according to the f.b.i. uniformed crime report, states that have rite-to-carry laws have 22% lower violent crime rates, 30% lower murder rates, 46% lower robbery rates and 12% lower aggrav

foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, when i go home every weekend and talk to my constituents, there are two things that they ask me repeatedly. what can be done about jobs and what can be done about energy prices? my constituents understand the colossal failure of the obama stimulus bill. my constituents understand that government can create jobs only for more government bureaucrats. and those bureaucrats will have to justify their existence by creating more regulations that will kill more private sector jobs. the liberal democrats in congress keep asking for a republican jobs bill. well, mr. speaker, we have passed at least 15 jobs bills, and we have an outline on this card, as my colleague -- two colleagues before me talked about, and they are shown on jobs.gop.gov. we passed at least 15 jobs bills that will help the private sector do exactly what americans are asking us to do which is to create jobs through growth in their businesses and allowing new businesses to form. the liberal elites keep buying in to t

foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the republicans have passed over 15 bills that would help create jobs and in addition ease the energy needs of this country. but where are those bills? and why is the president asking us to pass his jobs bill, which almost no democrats have signed on to. we've passed those -- we've passed over 15 bills. they're stuck in the senate. one senator has described the senate as moribund. mr. speaker, we can help create jobs in this country by empowering small businesses and reducing government barriers to job creation, fixing the tax code to help job creators boost competitiveness for american manufacturers, encourage entrepreneurship and growth, maximize american energy unsust burden and start living within our means. people can find out more about our jobs program by going to jobs.gop.gov and i invite the american people to see what the republicans have presented to the senate and those 15 bills should be passed. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gen

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foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. the so-called supercommittee announced last week that it was unable to come up with a plan to reduce the deficit by $1.2 trillion over the excourse of 10 years. that is a sad commentary on washington, d.c.'s addiction to spending. $1.2 trillion is one year less of overspending at the going rate. just continue the mess in europe. the bailout fund is trying to keep debtor nations like greece, portugal afloat while italy teeters on the brink of insolvency. europe's sovereign debt crisis is not an abstract economic lesson. it's debt finance, government profligacy. some these nations battered by the consequence of high debt levels have debt to g.d.p. ratios that are close to our own. if congress doesn't get serious about reducing spending and ending the federal debt addiction, we're going to find ourselves in the same boat as our friends in the euro zone. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> i ask permission to address the house

foxx: mr. speaker, i send to the desk a privileged report from the committee on rules for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to accompany house resolution 467, resolution providing for consideration of the conference report to accompany the bill h.r. 2112 making appropriations for agriculture, rural development, food and drug administration and related agency programs for the fiscal year program ending september 30, 2012 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the house calendar and ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. thompson: i ask my name be removed as a co-sponsor to h.r. 836. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to rule -- pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, proceedings will resume on the motion to suspend the rules previously postponed. votes will be taken in the following order -- h.r. 3004 de novo, h.r. 2660 de novo, h.r. 2415 de novo

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. >> welcome back to fox businessings foxx, we've been telling you about bank of america finally gaveand pulled the planned $5 monthly fee to use your debit card and that didn't stop people who pulled out money in protest for bank transfer day and stop nickel and dime them with extra fees and went to credit unions. a wealth manager and financial advisor, good morning to you and i guess more fees in other ways are headed our way? >> well, look, clayton, what's important to know, banks have always been out there making a lot of money. people haven't focused in on it, but this is nothing new. banks, think about it, think how many banks there are. i mean, they're there because they make a lot of money and that's why we're going to see more and more fees coming, because they're being attacked, as well. the dodd frank bill is one of the reasons we're seeing this. it costs more to do business and people now are becoming more aware of the fees and as a result, we're having discussions like this. >> let's get into specifics, if $5 debit card fee goes away from bank of america, others eliminati

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i hereby appoint the honorable virginia foxx to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. dear god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. we ask your special blessing upon the members of this people's house. they face difficult decisions in difficult times with many forces and interests demanding their attention. give them generosity to enter into their work. play they serve you in the work they do as you deserve. give of themselves and not count the cost. fight for what is best for our nation and not count the political wounds. tylenol until their work is -- toil until their work is done. and labor without seeking any reward other than knowing that they are doing your will and serving the people of this great nation. bless them, o god, and be with them and with us all this day and every day to come. may all that is done be for your greater honor and glory. amen. the speaker pro tempore: