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we should be expanding voter rolls and making every single voice heard at the boll lot -- ballot knox and -- box and that includes currently and formerly imprisoned americans. a mistake made should not simes your right for life. i offered an amendment to this bill that would have included those americans in our democracy, however, i have withdrawn that amendment at the time. i will continue to work with my colleagues to fight for re-enfranchisement for these americans. this bill is a reflection of priorities of democratic leadership in this body. it is exactly the type of legislation went overlooked until democrats took back the chamber. i urge my colleagues to support our democracy by voting for its passage. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: it gives me great pleasure to yield three minutes to the most courageous member of congress i know, the man who bleeds tigser blood, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. scalise: thank you, mr. chairman, i t

we should be expanding voter rolls and making every single voice heard at the boll lot -- ballot knox and -- box and that includes currently and formerly imprisoned americans. a mistake made should not simes your right for life. i offered an amendment to this bill that would have included those americans in our democracy, however, i have withdrawn that amendment at the time. i will continue to work with my colleagues to fight for re-enfranchisement for these americans. this bill is a reflection of priorities of democratic leadership in this body. it is exactly the type of legislation went overlooked until democrats took back the chamber. i urge my colleagues to support our democracy by voting for its passage. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: it gives me great pleasure to yield three minutes to the most courageous member of congress i know, the man who bleeds tigser blood, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. scalise: thank you, mr. chairman, i t

tom khazei -- cha boll la. dr. robert grimm jr. mr. jeff west the corporate responsibility leader for ibm. and teresa walch the national vice president of training and quality improvement at the boys and girls club of america. thank you for joining us today. before we begin, let me explain how we will conduct today's hearing. the commissioners have all received your written testimony and it will be entered into the official record. we ask that you summarize the highlights of your testimony in the allotted five minutes. before you, you will see our timing system. when the light turns yellow you have approximately one minute remaining. when it turns red your time has expired. after all testimony is completed, we'll move into questions from the commissioners. each commissioner will be given five minutes to ask a question and receive a response. i remind commissioners that while e e e e hed to gavel down a panelist i am less reluctant to gavel down a commissioner. depending on time, we'll proceed with one or two rounds of questions. upon c

you better be ready, and he had a lot of tough questions for boeing, a lot of tough questions for bolling i'm not going to go into the details of a private conversation, but the fact that we waited a day is of no consequence. i would not read anything into that. decisions were made at the department of transportation, secretary elaine chao who is a very brilliant woman working with the faa, we are still trying to find the black and open it. we had some trouble with the ethiopians. they wanted to go to a third party and this and that, but it will get squared away. we will learn many, many more facts. it has nothing to do with commercial considerations as far as we are concerned. with. everything to do safety considerations to be honest with you, i would not read a thing into that. -- it has everything to do with safety considerations. to be honest with you, i would not read a thing into that. pedro: do you think it will be fixed in a couple of days or will it take a while? can't address that. i'm not an expert on that. faa will not reopen the routes until we are 100% satisfied on safety. a