mr. hoyer: i do. mr. speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn -- adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for morning hour deba >> rachel all is well joins us reporting on the iran nuclear agreement. let's go to what mitch mcconnell says. they would take this up with members in their seats. not clear 100 senators are going to listen to senator mcconnell when he made that request for the august recess. appears he only wanted them in their seats for the beginning of the debate. this is something that almost never happens where you have 100 senators give their speeches. can't think of a time where that has happened in recent memory. >> that democrats are on the verge of blocking iran's veto, talking about their ability to a final vote on the disapproval resolution. what are you hearing? >> we have 42 votes in favor of the deal. it is not clear if there is enough suppo

commend representative heck for his leadership, important leadership on this important issue, and mr. hoyer for his buy america initiatives. you know -- excuse me -- mr. tonko, as you and perhaps others know, i spent 32 years of my life in business as an owner and operator of a saw mill, a palette factory and an export trading company. and in the process, you know, you learn a few things. one, i learned you expand an economy and you create new wealth and you create new jobs in three important ways. one is through innovation and discovery, developing new products, putting them out into the marketplace. another is by providing financial incentives for people to invest in new products and new business. and thirdly, you do it by exporting those products to the rest of the world. that's one of the ways you bring some of your wealth back into your country. and that's one of the reasons why it's so vital and that it's so important. and that's what the export bank, the import-export bank is all about. as you pointed out, especially for small and medium-sized companies. the fact is the big companies

mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, this morning we had a moment of ilence, but we recognize today 14 years of memories. all of us remember where we were when terrorists attacked our nation 14 years ago. murdering 2,977 of our fellow americans. and shocking the conscience of our country and of the world. none of us will ever forget the tears, the sorrow, and the loss of that day. but neither will we ever forget the extraordinary acts of heroism. the first responders who rushed headlong into burning towers. the passengers who stormed the cockpit. and the air national guard pilot who was preparing to ram her fighter into a hijacked airliner to stop the next attack. these, mr. speaker, are the stories that our children and grandchildren must hear. along with those of the brave men and women who donned our nation's uniform in the years since when they ask us to on in what happened september 11, 2001. today, mr. speaker, as we mourn the victims of the september 11 attacks, and pay tribute to the heroes of that

mr. hoyer.entlemen from south carolina. >> they are doing a roll call there. >> yes. >> and pope francis in about 12 minutes, he will walk up to that podium and make an address, as you can see vice-president biden, there with speaker of the house john boehner. both catholics. >> some of the first word, now announcing by mr. speaker, the pope of the holy sea. >> just like they introduce a president, at the state of the union. >> pope francis will enter and get up on the floor and you see normally the president deliver the annual state of the union. >> sergeant of arms has never said this before in this room. >> that is right. >> this is the first. >> fantastic. >> now again, they are going through the whole roll call, of the congress. >> yes, supreme court justices, cabinet officials, diplomates, and lawmakers. >> and then will give his speech. we will carry it live right here on fox for you, and will he address, climate change because he brought it up yesterday, but will he touch on abortion? in

mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the will of the majority is being thwarted in this house. the people's house. mr. boehner, our speaker, said when he took office as speaker, the house worked best when the house was allowed to work its will. mr. speaker, let the house work its will. we are about to take a vote on whether this house should move to re-open the export-import bank and save thousands, thousands of jobs. that speaker boehner has admitted will be lost without our action. the export-import bank is a critical tool that supports job creation here in america by helping american businesses compete in foreign markets. in other words, making goods here with american workers and selling them abroad. that's what we need to be doing. the bank facilitates that happeningment it has over 300 votes out of 435 on this floor, but we cannot vote if it's not brought to the floor. when the speaker and majority leader allowed the bank's authorization to expire in june, they did so with the full knowledge that a re-auth

as i again i showed you the letter that i sent, mr. hoyer, mr. crowley and mr. becerra sent in june. we keep repeating to sit down and negotiate. recognizing that you are the majority and recognizing that the president has the signature and we stand ready to cooperate in a compromise as we go forward. today on the floor, instead of dealing with the economy of our country, republicans are up to some more of their -- i don't know how to describe it -- insults, lack of respect for women. too many hardworking families are feeling pinched. instead of joining democrats at the table for a bipartisan budget, the republicans are engaged in legislation on the floor that would, as i say, disrespect a women's right to choose. at the same time as i saw in california as well, wildfires in california and across the west have burned hundreds of thousands of acres. this week in california, two citizens died. four firefighters were hospitalized. 13 firefighters have died this year fighting firefighters in the west. to fund firefighting we had to shift money from wildfire preventi

for decades lou moore has been a tireless advocate for scouting -- mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: please take your coffingses -- conversations off the floor. he house will be in order. mr. fitzpatrick: doer feckeds lou moore has been a tireless advocate for scouting in bucks county and an outstanding leader for countless young man. both in the washington crossing council and the district, there's no doubt that throughout his long career this scouting, lou has done his best to do his duty to god and his country, to obey the scout law and to help other people at all times. this evening mr. moore is again going to be recognized by the local scouting community for his decades of great work. as a fellow scouter and a friend, it's my honor to congratulate lou on another well deserved recognition and highlight a life of scouting well lived. congratulations, lou. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out

mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: speaker harris, we have only seven legislative days left until another unnecessary, costly, and entirely preventable government shut down. we need to negotiate an agreement tree place the sequester with a responsible alternative. and because republicans have refused to start these negotiations, i have talked to mrs. lowey, the ranking member of the appropriations committee, i talked to mr. van hollen, the ranking member of the budget committee, and i have talked to mr. mccarthy but we have had no discussions how to keep the government opened just eight legislative days from now. if the government were to shut down, as it did in 2013, it would cost our economy billions of dollars. and put our national security at risk. hundreds of thousands of public service workers would be furloughed and millions

. >> from maryland, mr. hoyer, gentleman from south carolina, mr. clieber.xtra gentleman from california, gentleman from new york, mr. crowley. gentlewoman from connecticut, and gentleman from new mexico mr. luhan. >> the president says at the direction of that body appoints the following starts as members of committee to escort the pope, senator from texas, senator from utah, senator from south dakota, there thune. senator from wyoming mr. barrasso, senator from missouri mr. blunt. senator from mississippi mr. wicker, senator from maine,s miss collins. senator from alaska. from tennessee mr. corker. senator from new hampshire ms. ayotte. senator from illinois mr. deserver, senator from new york, mr. schumer. senator from washington mr. murray. from ver national correspondent mr. leahy. senator from montana mr. tester. senator from michigan, mr. -- excuse me the senator from michigan, miss stabenow. senator from minnesota. senator from maryland, senator from new jersey, senat. >> the members will exit the chamber through the lobby doors h >> when the good se