donna carson who is such a courageous -- courageous physician joining us and happens to be kate kocsis dr.. many of you know the story of kate cox who was in very brave doctor who came forward. to her left [applause] yes, please. to her left is judge glenda hatchet a good friend of mine but also who happens to be intimately connected on the panel and more ways than one because she is the mother of charles johnson and the story that they share is one that is very powerful. dr. austin dennard at the very end here who has been a vocal and courageous truth teller and physician who has shared her own story of needing to leave the state of texas for her own reproductive health care. mark we know how to do this together. we will join in together. >> at spelling before we do what is wanted to say is such an honor to be on this panel especially as a journalist who i think has an obligation to tell the story of the fallout of dobbs. one thing that we have seen is arise in antiabortion advocates meaning that people who are alarmed about the rights of maternal mortality and alarmed about women den

i believe that hopefully the enthusiasm and what transpired during those kocsis will propel her to victory on november 8. host: our guest until 9:15. , (202)a residents 748-8001. , what is the on the ground effort for hillary clinton? the hours you are investing from now until election day? guest: our organization is investing personally a lot of time, a lot of energy. we have maternal volunteers out every day -- we have a time of volunteers out every day, canvassing. iflecting absentee ballots, folks want us to come back and get them. and checking that they mailed them in. that is right now, for our organization and for the iowa democratic party, i believe job one. and to get the ballots in an democrats have always had a great ground game. membership voted for years ago and that is very high turnout. we are encouraging all of our members to go vote. addition to the presidential campaign this year, we have a very competitive house and senate race in here in iowa and we want to make sure that folks are voting up and down the ballot and are voting for folks that will take care of working men

i believe that hopefully the enthusiasm and what transpired during those kocsis will propel her to victoryn november 8. host: our guest until 9:15. , (202)a residents 748-8001. , what is the on the ground effort for hillary clinton? the hours you are investing from now until election day? guest: our organization is investing personally a lot of time, a lot of energy. we have maternal volunteers out every day -- we have a time of volunteers out every day, canvassing. iflecting absentee ballots, folks want us to come back and get them. and checking that they mailed them in. that is right now, for our organization and for the iowa democratic party, i believe job one. and to get the ballots in an democrats have always had a great ground game. membership voted for years ago and that is very high turnout. we are encouraging all of our members to go vote. addition to the presidential campaign this year, we have a very competitive house and senate race in here in iowa and we want to make sure that folks are voting up and down the ballot and are voting for folks that will take care of working men a

these rules has the same traditional meanings used in both houses and does not include less formal kocsis or working sessions that would not be covered by either the house or senate rule in the normal or ordinary course. >> if the gentlelady will yield, the distinguished co-chair is correct. that reflects our understanding as we have been working on this particular rules package. is there any other discussion of the rules package? >> mr. chairman? >> the gentleman from maryland is recognized. >> would this be the appropriate time just to inquire about the hearing scheduled? >> the gentleman is yield five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i know we have our first hearing scheduled for next week. i think it's important kickoff hearing. from mr. elmendorf, the head of the nonpartisan congressional budget office. i know we also have a requirement, probably, that we have a weeks notice before hearings. and so i know that co-chairs are now involved in trying to decide what the hearing schedule would be, and i just want to underscore a point that i think a couple of us made it a number of us