barrow. the house office of the legislative counsel is, as i mentioned, a significant resource and an absolute contributor to the effective execution can of a member's legislative -- execution of a member's legislative efforts, providing nonpartisan service to bring important policy initiatives to fruition. i can recall some of the most disappointing moments on the house when members turned to me while we were discussing legislation and pointed out what certain words are and they say, don't worry about it, the courts will decide. that's an abrogation of our responsibility under the constitution and as one who has had the opportunity to actually see the product of legislation effectively impact the law, that is as a trial attorney, you know that a word, a phrase, a misplaced coma, an incorrect graduate matcal presentation can make all the difference in the world in terms of a decision, a real life decision, with litigants before the court. we also know that it impacts the lives of many individ

barrow? >> no. >> mr. barrow votes no mr. hill? mr. hill, no. ms. matsui? ms. matsui no ms. christensen? no. mrs. castor? ms. castor no. mr. sarbanes? no. mr. sarbanes no mr. murphy of connecticut? mr. murphy, no. mr. space? mr. space, no. mr. mcnortherny? mr. mcnortherny, no. mr. braillely? i'm sore. i apologize. ms. sutton? >> no. >> ms. sutton, no. mr. brayly? mr. brayly votes. no mr. welsh? mr. welsh no. mr. barton? mr. barton eight. mr. hall? mr. hall, eight. mr. upton? mr. upton, eight. mr. stern? mr. stern, aye. mr. deal? mr. deal aye. mr. whitfield? mr. whitfield aye. mr. ship cuss? mr. shattuck. mr. status aye. mr. blunt? mr. blunt, aye. mr. boyer? mr. boyer, aye. mr. rod dan know vich? mr. rad done know vich, aye. mr. pitts? mr. pitts, eye. ms. bono max? ms. bono max aye a. mr. walden? >> aye. >> mr. walden, aye. mr. terry? mr. rogers? >> aye. >> mr. rogers, aye. mrs. my rick? mrs. my rick aye. mr. sullivan? mr. sullivan aye. mr. murphy of pennsylvania? aye. mr. murphy, aye. mr. burgess? aye. mr. burgess aye. ms. blackburn? mrs. blackburn aye. mr. beginningry aye.

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increase interestates expect inflation is go to go up and if were to up mortgage rates will go u and barrowing coughs fo barrowi and affect recovery sohere's a recognion being of a double-diprecession. >> suzne: is there a percentage you'd be wiing to put it at? >> it will depen on the decisis made about exit strategi from the massive monetary easing a fiscal easing. itill be difficult because if you reducehe fiscal stimulus too much toooon and raising tax and cut spending the econo will tip in the ression. if you wait toong and the deficit remains tooarge the market will worry abo sing ination and deficits and you' have recession again so the timing and the sequencing and when to do it will be a very diffict policy proposition. >> suzanne: if youe econoc projectionare correct and have to point out they're below consensuit would seem the ock market may have gotten way ead of itsel at the current leve. do you agree th hat? >> yes. the stk prices are justified because they're void of e ris of a near depressn that's the race bn riskn the first quarter and if the economy is going to be weaker and

interest res expect inflation is go to go up and if it were to gop mortgage rates will go up and barrowing coughs fo barrowi and affect recovery so tre's a recognitn being of a double-dip recession. >> suzan: is there a percentage you'd be willg to t it at? >> it will dependn the decisionmade about exit strategiesrom the massive monetary easing and fiscal easing. it wl be difficult because if you reduce t fiscal stimulus too much too sn and raising tax and cut spending the economy will tip in the receion. if you wait to lg and the deficit remains too lge the rket will worry about ring inflion and deficits and you'llave recession again so the timing and the sequencing and when to do it will be a very difficulpolicy proposition. >> suzanne: if you'r economi projections e correct and i have to point out they're below consensus would seem the stk market may have gottenay ahd of itselft the current levels do you agree wi tt? >> yes. the stoc prices arejustified because they're void of th risk of a near depressiothat's the race be risk ithe first quarter and if the economy is going to be weaker

barrow? mr. barrow no. mr. hill? ms. matsui? ms. matsui, no. ms. castor, no. mr. murphy? mr. murphy no. mr. mcearney no. mr. braley no. mr. welsh? mr. welsh no. mr. bart? mr. barton votes no. mr. hall? mr. upton? mr. upton, no. mr. stearns? mr. stearns no. mr. deal? mr. deal no. mr. whitfield? mr. whitfield no. mr. shimkus? mr. shimkus no. mr. shaddock? mr. shaddock no. mr. blunt? mr. blunt no. mr. williams no. mr. radanovich no. mr. pitts no. miss bono mack no. mr. walden? mr. walden no. mr. terry? mr. terry no. mr. rogers? mr. rogers no. ms. myrick? [ applause ] myrick no. mr. sullivan? mr. sullivan? mr. sullivan no. mr. murphy of pennsylvania? mr. murphy no. mr. burgess? mr. burgess no. mrs. blackburn? mrs. blackburn no? mr. gainbridge no. mr. doany? mr. doany no. mr. boucher? mr. boucher no. mr. murphy? mr. murphy no. mr. rush? mr. rush no. mr. hill? mr. hill no. mr. matheson? mr. matheson no. mr. green? mr. green no. mr. gordon? mr. gordon votes no. >> have all the members responded to the vote? >> is that everybody? >> any member wish to change? his or her vote? all rig

insuring that financial stabilization happens, ensuring that small businesses are free to barrower, consumer confidence goes up, people begin to spend money -- a lot of those things will have to happen until businesses feel confident in hiring more people. a lot of those things will happen -- businesses will have to make these decisions over the course of a year. >> let me follow up on health care reform debate yesterday. what about this woman who got so much attention? >> my understanding is that a third-party has been in touch with our staff and with her about helping her out. i do not want to get into a that is for her privacy. -- i do not want to get into who that is for her privacy. >> he said the actions in north korea are having some impact.' could you comment on that? >> first of all, the impact alone of the united international community is tremendously important. obviously there have been possible to predict positive developments over the past few days -- obviously there had been positive development as it relates to the north koreans. i do not want to get more specific than that.

washington barrowed nearly $10,000 from every american household.feel $10,000 reicher today? >> president barak obama bidding fair well to the adoring fans in africa and returning to the u.s. where they are expecting results. the president will try to pass his healthcare plan and confirm judge sotomayor. >> the third annual the jo we are trying to make sure we if i necessary these folks to get the kills that are stet to do the type of things to make a decent wage and thike care of their >> the one plus one collection program. starting tuesday, june 14. crews will tick up trash one day and recycling on the other day. send your questions to sunday questions at wbal.com. . that is to wbal tv.com. that would be starting this tuesday, july 14. >> it tits i am we have more coming up. joot community athletics program is bringing recreation of all kinds in the county. >> your beach forecast joor is lib >> top of the sunday morning to you. the sun is up. can you see the movement of a strong line of storms that swept through last night. a dry spot out there.

. >> it's our hope that the charges that council member barrow faces today will be dropped or if nothing more that the truth of the manner will prevail in the court of law. >> reporter: barry is accused of stalking by donna watts. a southeast d.c. resident, whom barryays has been a close, personal friend for the last two years. barry spokeswoman has helped the woman through financial employment and health-related problems. >> never did mr. barry think that this would come as a payback to him. the best work to describe mr. barry at this hour is betrayed. >> reporter: u.s. park police say watts was in her vehicle in anacostia park around 8:45 saturday night and she flagged down an officer on patrol. police say she told the officer she was being stalked by barry who was in a separate vehicle. houttwo became to be in the park is unzpleer mr. barry was transported to the united states park police. and after being interviewed by detectives by the u.s. park police and consultation with the u.s. attorney's office a charge of a misdemeanor charge of staurkg acwapls edgainst mr. barry. >> reporter

barrowing short term and taking shorter term risk.u don't apply uniform set up, oil as you know is globally traded. the price is set not soully by activities in the united states markets but other markets. looking for ways to limit vol tillity. it's hard to not miss the past two years. even though there's been important shifts >> so have other countries taken steps or have there only been promises or loose commitments? >> i apologize. myself. >> i will announce that the secretary has to leave about 1:10 or so. if that's the case thashgs will probably be the end of this. i encourage members, even though we set this 4:00 minute limit, we'll try to get through as many members as we can. gentleman from obama, mr. rogers. >> a large tractor firm told me he has opened new stores in the south but has completely lost confidence and is not opening up anymore. he's had to layoff 250 employees and cut hours for others. >> another company mettle craft. they can no longer get capitol to work. i hear those stories all around the district. people ar

barrow? mr. barrow, aye. mr. hill? mrs. mat suey, no. christianson no. mr. murphy of connecticut?mr. space? mr. mcnernny. mrs. sutton. no. mr. braley. no mr. welch, no. mr. barton, aye. mr. hall? mr. hall, aye. mr. upton. mr. upton aye. mr. stern? aye. mr. deal. aye. mr. whitfield, aye. mr. shimkus? mr. shimkus, aye. aye. mr. blunt? mr. blunt, aye. mr. boyer? mr. ra don vich, aye. mr. pipp, aye. mrs. bono mack, aye. mr. terry. aye. mrs. myruck. aye. mr. sullivan, aye. mr. murphy of pennsylvania. aye. mr. burgess. aye. ms. blackburn, aye. mr. gin gri, aye. aye. >> mr. rush? >> he is not recorded. mr. rush, no. mrs. capp, no. mr. mcnerny, no. mr. boyer? mr. boyer, aye. mr. space? mr. space votes no. >> mr. who? >> mr. hill, aye. >> will the clerk call the roll of those who have not responded the vote? call the names of those who have not been recorded? >> mr. boucher, mr. engle. >> the clerk will call them. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i believe that's everyone, mr. chairman. >> any member wish to respond to the vote who has not voted? any member wish to change his or her vote? the c

john barrow of georgia, bart gordon of tennessee, baron hill of indiana, jim mathison of utah, charlie medical an conof louisiana, mike ross of arkansas and jack space of ohio. these are the true patriots who are saving america's health care system. and they deserve your support. sean: if they feel strong. >> when they feel the heat they see the light. sean: coming up, a waste 101 update that will have you up in arms. and a closer look at former alaska governor sarah palin's speech yesterday. how did her parting words go over with the american people? frank luntz is here for analysis. sean: we always knew the government has -- was good at flushing your money down the toilet and this proves it. according to "the new york post," tens of millions of dollars from the obama stimulus plan are being spent on toilets. in new mexico, almost $3 million has been al lotted to restore restrooms in national parks. sean: now this weekend sarah palin officially stepped down as the goff of alaska. her plans moving forward are still unclear but she's vowed to continue fighting for the conservative cause

house that we are talking about on the committee include jim maddison, charlie mellon con, and jim barrow. why did they not sign on to the agreement, still no deal. shepard: all right. james, thank you. we are going to talk to kathleen sebelius. part of this that i do not understand is that they will insure anyone with a pre- existing condition. does that mean that they wilpon -- they will pay for that condition? you can sign up for insurance even if you have a debilitating disease? i do not get it. we have a candid interview with bernie madoff, in prison in north carolina. in his first on the record set down he said that he could not believe that the scam lasted as long as it did. he got 150 years for calling thousands of investors. we are told that he spoke candidly to lawyers who represented the victims and repeatedly apologized for his crimes. jonathan, even bernie madoff is surprised that he got away with it for this long? >> apparently so. one of the two attorneys that sat with him for those hours in that prison yesterday, he says that bernie madoff told him "there were several time

barrow, no. mr. hill? mr. hill, no. ms. matsui? ms. matsui, no. mrs. christensen? mrs.nsen, no. ms. katzer? ms. katzer, no. mr. sorbet? mr. sorbet, no. mr. murphy of connecticut? mr. murphy, no. mr. spade? mr. mcnewer ne? mr. mcnewer ne votes no. ms. sutton, no. mr. braillely? mr. braillely, no. mr. welch? mr. welch, no. mr. barton? mr. barton votes aye. mr. hall? mr. hall, aey. mr. upton? mr. upton, aye. mr. stern? mr. deal? mr. deal votes aye. mr. whitfield? mr. whitfield, aye. mr. schimpf kiss? aye. mr. blunt? mr. buier? mr. buier votes aye. mr. redone vits? mr. redone vits, aye. mr. pitt? mr. pitt, aye. ms. bono-mack? aye. mr. walden? mr. walden, aye. mr. terry? mr. terry votes aye. mr. rogers? mr. rogers, aye. mrs. myra? mr. sullivan? mr. sullivan votes aye. mr. murphy of pennsylvania? mr. murphy, aye. mr. burr xres? mr. burgess, aye. ms. blackburn. ms. black burn votes aye. mr. gingrey? mr. gingrey, aye. mr. skully? mr. skully, aye. mr. markey? mr. markey votes no. mr. stupak? mr. stupak votes no. mr. rush reported as pass. mr. rush votes off pass on no. mr. ross?

barrow: i rise in support of thill. this bill is vital to technology research and innovation. i'm pleased it includes a move i sponsored last year to have minority colleges and universities working together with nonprofits. they'll develop relationships with small businesses to expand the small business opportunity this will help grow small businesses where the need and opportunity are the greatest. i believe this bill is critical to sustained job growth and the exact kind of legislation we need right now. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield four minutes to my colleague from arizona, mr. flake. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from arizona is recognized for four minutes. mr. flake: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i rise in opposition to the rule. i submitted a noncontroversial amendment that would have prevented congressional earmarking to any funds appropriated to the federal agencies while carrying out these programs. my amendment was germane. it would have been in order had they sim

i commend my colleague, representative barrow, for his diligent work on ezz -- on this resolution. i ask my colleagues to support the passage of this measure and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: this resolution has been adequately explained by the gentlelady from guam. i hope this reminds the american people that public lands are theirs to fully enjoy. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from guam. ms. bordallo: mr. speaker, i have no additional requests for time and would inquire of the minority whether they have additional speakers. mr. hastings: if the gentlelady has no requests for time, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from guam. ms. bordallo: i again urge members to support this res