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minutes left of the congress met the house coming in at 9:00 o'clock eastern for it we go into chesterfieldvirginia good morning. >> good morning how are youou doing? a circle, why are we building alaskan pipeline? how many barrels are coming out a day? you all built this and told us it was going to nobody talks about that no more. i had an gentleman earlier sayt was you that said the alaskan pipeline. but to me it seems like it is a waste of money. if you're putting out 600,000 barrels a day from a russia and canada and with in texas, louisiana, what is the purpose? that's not helping the people in this country. the people in alaska get a check every month. where is all that oil going? >> glad congressman for. >> thank you very much. first of all people in alaska are americans. they structure their natural resources the way they think is appropriate i have no problem with that. if you don't think it's important to stop alaska oil from coming to the united states you will see your gasoline bill go through the roof it. i am very grateful for the people in alaska and what they do and reduce e

host: just a few minutes left with the house coming in at 9:00 eastern, we will go to van out of chesterfieldia. caller: good morning. we are getting oil from canada, russia, then why are we building the alaskan pipeline? how many barrels are coming from there day? a lot of it goes on the market but you told us it was going to help the prices in the country. nobody talks about that. i heard the gentleman earlier say -- it was you that said the alaskan pipeline but to me it seems like a waste of money because if you are pouring 600,000 barrels a day from russia and canada and we have refineries in texas and louisiana, what was the purpose? not helping the people in this country. the people in alaska get a check every month. where is all of that oil going? host: let you go. -- we will let you go. guest: first of all, people in alaska are americans. they have treasured -- structured their natural resources the way is important -- appropriate. if you do not think it is important to get oil from alaska, you will see your gas go through the roof. i am very grateful to the people in alaska and what

i want to congratulate chesterfield county and our entire commonwealth proud. we are the home of a true american champion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> today i rise to honor roy and wilma brown, who celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary this monday. married on march 14, 1941, they have remained at each other side. through the ups and downs of raising five children on a family farm in the early days with no running water or like that, the browns have no stranger to hardship but have always leaned on the lord. on their 69th anniversary, wilma said god has pleased us so much and we are thankful. today i thank the browns for serving as a reminder to us of the power and longevity of true love. may both wilma and roy have a pleased anniversary and this day serve as an inspiration for generations to come. the sp