clay. mr. clay: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation and to insert extraneous material thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. clay: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. and i rise. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. the gentleman from missouri, mr. clay. mr. clay: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of s. 945, the holding foreign companies accountable act. which would suspend the trading of securities of foreign issuers that retain accounting firms not subject to audit by the public company accounting oversight board. after three years of noncompliance, as well as require the issuer to disclose whether it is owned or controlled by a foreign government. i'd like to thank senator kennedy and representative sherman who co-sponsored the house version of s. 945 for working on this incredibly important and long overdue piece of legislation. the enron and

clay was involved with them early.n fact, shortly after coming back from haiti, he dragged me to washington, d.c. for an annual event called storm the hill. and together, he and i, alongside probably 30 other veterans, walked through the halls of congress, lobbying legislators for a change for disability reform. and so that group and their founder and ceo at the time, a guy named paul reich off, who was really the main thrust for us in passing a bill in congress that helped reform the v.a. to address the suicide problem head on. and it was one of the most amazing things, for me, to see that, as this bill was working its way through, that they had fixed clay's name to it as the clay hunt saves act. my involvement was relatively minimal, but also a very powerful moment for me. after it had been passed and right as president obama was going to sign it in the east room, the white house reached out to me as clay's best friend, and asked me to introduce the president for the signing. >> amid his challenges, clay believed it

to every stylist, engineer, craftsman and clay modeler as well as the specialists on color, fabrics,rocess and tremendous challenge were the of their efforts. , and because the newest designs must be kept confidential until the right moment, the stylists work in rooms constantly locked. and here the dream begins as the basic concepts of the design problem are defined and outlined. in the broadest terms, the objectives are stated and clarified, appraised and evaluated. and thus, a design theme, an imaginative but practical goal is established and agreed upon. now there is only the stylist's creativity, his courage to dream, his knowledge and experience to bring forth a beginning, a starting point, a place of departure. from such dream work of individual stylists, there emerge a number of concepts which the very in treatment, conform to the established limits of the overall design theme. ♪ ♪ now the choice narrows down to one or two concept which combine the best styling features from all the other efforts. with the basic concept established, the design must now undergo and intensive t

each design concept, exterior as well as interior, is translated from clay to plaster. from plaster to fiberglass. thus, the ideas, the concepts, and the dreams of the stylists come to life in the form of full-scale components modeled in fiberglass. to give us the blend of functional beauty, now comes the final transformation into metal, glass, fibers, and fabrics. modern technology has supplied the american stylist with new materials of increasing likeness and great strength. the distinguishing marks of a new american look are in art forms and colors and the changes of service which bring out the new textures, changes of surface and interplay of materials. designs in lines, designs in curves, designs of strength and beauty as well as form. indoors or outdoors, wherever we go or wherever we stay, now and in the future we can all depend on the stylists to beautify everything we need. from the eye appeal and the effectiveness of small utensil in the kitchen in the future, to the serene granduer of our structures, the ever changing features to design our future. thanks to

at the same time the individual art forms of decorations are sculptured in clay.tinuing development of the three-dimensional theme. ♪ >> now the dreams are presented for approval. ♪ ♪ only a short step behind the exterior concept is the design theme of the interior and its concepts of compliment in color. ♪ textures must harmonize with colors and fabrics must be durable as well as artistically compatible with the overall interior theme. ♪ each design concept, exterior as well as interior, is now translated from clay to plaster, from plaster to fiberglass. thus the ideas, concepts and dreams of a stylist come to life in the form of full-scale components modeled in fiberglass. to give us the blend of functional beauty. now comes the final modern technology has supplied the american stylist with new materials of intriguing likeness and great strength. the distinguishing marks of the new american look are in art forms, in colors, and in the expressive changes of surface which bring out the new textures and the interplay of materials. designs in straight, delicate line

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clay, for five minutes. mr. clay: mr. speaker, i rise today to offer my farewell remarks as a member of the people's house. and while i will be sad to leave this historic place, i will forever be grateful for the opportunity to serve missouri's first congressional district for two decades and to have been blessed with the friendship of so many colleagues. i have given my best because my constituents deserve

you see clay helton getting in there. that's him shoving some of his players. he goes after drake london, trying to keep him from getting into it with ucla players. but for a guy, greg, that has taken so much heat for the last two years and if you're a decision-maker at usc, you got to feel pretty good right now that you made the decision to stick with clay helton. >> greg: just a fantastic job of weathering what's been a very difficult year. and his team is not perfect but they play hard. they were in a hole, an 18-point hole at the beginning of the third quarter. things were not looking good, but this team never gives up. they play for 60 minutes every single week and they come back and pull it off yet again. against a very good ucla team. >> dave: what a game. the victory bell will stay in possession of usc after a 43-38 win against rival ucla. for allison williams, greg mcelroy, our entire crew, i'm dave pasch. thanks for watching. good night from the rose bowl. we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available

this is a report from a dense clay site. their own numbers saying, they are excavating 6 feet into rock. this report doesn't apply. you can see in the front of the house there are topographic changes that are not consistent with the street that areas should be checking for filth that would have been during the period of time that soil was imported. this area would have been coated with toxic material. if the site is greater than 25%, they're going to excavate 16 feet, they will remove 650 cubic yards. the report not a rock excavation report. they done their report. >> your time has concluded. >> president yee: thank you. this public hearing has held and filed. as previously discussed, we will take up consideration of the determination. exemption from the environmental review under ceqa on whetherth determination from the planning department. to reverse planning decisions. colleagues do you have any comments to make? >> supervisor mandelman: i guess i have one last question. it sound like the response from the planning depart

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so selectively taking what was useful from henry clay and jefferson, they were able to start looking at the united states and the constitution itself as guiding the nation towards ending slavery. lincoln in a speech in 1854 said the theory of our government is universal freedom. all men are created free and eke wall, says the declaration of independence, so here he's going back to jefferson, declaration of independence, saying all men are free and equal. that's anti-slavery. says the word slavery is not found in the constitution. thus, the constitution did not affirm slavery. it look the toward its ultimate extinction. look, we start with the declaration of independence saying everybody is equal. everyone should be free. constitution doesn't mention slavery. look, the founders were on a path to try to eventually end it. from this interpretation he takes the -- he says under the constitution supports the american institution, seasonal end of slavery, that's the constitution that lincoln wants to protect, and he frames it as he is the conservative, that he is the one preserving the con

where the reopening clays are becoming covid casualties again, we are seeing more lockdowns. we have a lot coming into year-end. it does not look like much is going to change in january. investors are expressing a modest bit of concern. there is not real fear yet. alix: there is not real fear. it was confusing. california, when they first locked down in march, it was a disaster for the markets. is that mean they had to double down on what positions you had in the recovery trade? michael: i believe in the recovery trade. we expect them to be well into their rollout in the spring. when we think we have about two quarters ahead of us, we are still going to be dealing with this pandemic and it is going to be a challenge and an issue. the market will give you opportunity to buy some of these reopened plays again. that said, hopefully this pandemic is a finite event that is going to end by midyear. if we can move forward and start returning to normal with those reopening clays, it will start to work again. in the meantime, we just got a very disappointing jobs report for november.

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clay, for five minutes. mr. clay: mr. speaker, i rise today to offer my farewell remarks as a member of the people's house. and while i will be sad to leave this historic place, i will forever be grateful for the opportunity to serve missouri's first congressional district for two decades and to have been blessed with the friendship of so many colleagues. i have given my best because my constituents deserve nothing less. i learned that vital lesson about public service from my best advisor and my personal hero, my dad. former congressman bill clay. and the truth is none of my success would have been possible without my remarkable family. i want to thank the rock of our family, my mother, carol, and my devoted and talented sisters, vicky and michelle. and i also want to thank my children, carol and will. no member serves unto themselves. families also sacrifice greatly. carol and will, you-all have made me extremely proud. you carry yourselves with such dignity, poise, and character there is no greater joy i have than bein

henry clay is one of its greatest proponents. this idea of using the federal government to help build infrastructure. roads, canals, ports, to help the economy, throughout the country, thrive, and promote industry and commerce. there's also the idea of having protective tariffs to help industry grow. and creating another national bank to help finance the economy. this invasion of a active federal government. but to promote the well-being of everyone. of course, if you went to talk about federal government helping to build canals, you have to have at least a somewhat broad construction of the constitution. nowhere in the constitution does it say the federal government can build canals, or can have a national bank, or anything like this. in the antebellum period, a lot of the fierce debates between wigs and democrats like andrew jackson, and later andrew johnson. but, lincoln thought the constitution allowed this. allowed the federal government to do this. because of, this he was very protective of the constitution. he didn't think

henry clay is one of its greatest proponents.this idea of using the federal government to help build infrastructure. roads, canals, ports. to help the economy throughout the country thrive. and promote industry and commerce. it was all see idea of having tariffs that helped tariffs grow. and creating another national bank to help finance the economy. this impatient an idea of active federal government, but to promote the well-being of everyone. of course, if you're going to talk about the federal government helping to build canals, you have to have at least a somewhat broad construction of the constitution. nor in the constitution does it say, the federal government can build canals, or have a national bank or anything like this. this was when the anti felon period had debates, between wigs and democrats. that was the antebellum period. lincoln thought the constitution, allowed this federal government to do this. because of this, he was very protective of the constitution and he didn't think it needed to be changed to allow inter

the subject property at 1250 clay street. a leter from julia westerling and christina siadat requesting that the board take jurisdiction of building permit issued on august 28, 2020. the appeal period ended on september 14, 2020 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on november 3, 2020. the permit holder is clay hill homeowners association. the permit description is repair and alteration of existing east exterior wall, remove existing rustic siding and windows, repair existing wall framing as needed, existing studs and interior finishes to remain. new w-60 fire resistance rated property line windows, new insulation, building wrap and rustic siding. no change to the building envelope. we will hear from the requesters first. you have three minutes. >> the requestors have requested their exhibits be shown since the time is short. >> hi. i'm christina. the clay hill homeowners association is moving forward on the east wall project that was approved by d.b.i. and received permit on 8-28-20 based on incorrect c

clay is out for the entire year re having on that toward a key least tonight. the worry is will be facing a familiar face on the brooklyn nets to time finals mvp and former teammate kd kevin direct very familiar face right, here's stuff and coach steve kerr on to rant. >>i was thrilled to see look. really exactly the same i don't know what to expect given that had you know it's been really a year and a half you know since his last game i could not tell one difference between seeing him 18 months ago in seeing him the other night he's coming back from his injury and. >>we want to see everybody healthy want to see everybody able to especially a word on the court but. and then today i like we all say it is just another game is our first regular season games as a lot of excitement just around in. back in the action. >>wishing them a speedy recovery warriors tip-off against the nets at 4 o'clock this afternoon this year the nba's playing 72 regular season games. this is 10 games fewer than a normal season. >>another old friend of the warriors will be on the opposing

there was a quick clay slide earlier this year but this is one of the largest in recent history.. and there's been snow and as you know, there was a landslide earlier this yearfurther up north. but a landslide this size is very rare. officials say it's unlikely that another large slide will happen in the area. meanwhile, sweden is sending specially trained personnel to help in the rescue effort. aruna iyengar, bbc news. an appeal is under way in hong kong's top court against the bail conditions for the pro—democracy media moguljimmy lai, the most high—profile person charged under the controversial new national security law. the founder of the apple daily newspaper arrived at hong kong's court of final appeal on thursday. he was charged earlier this month on suspicion of colluding with foreign forces. last week the high court granted him bail of ten million hong kong dollars, and the prosecution has filed a motion for the court to reconsider. we will give rise in hong kong and let you know as as something happens and. attempts to give most american citizens $2,000 as part of a cor

dot com and clay richardson in berlin from the whole team here thanks so much for joining us. on the. new year man known for years we're going to leave you and how it all steers german chancellor we'll bring you i'm going to a magical and you've never had to have a surprise yourself with what just possible who is magical really what moves. all this up you talk to people and follow along the way maurice and critics who are joining us for michael's life stops. hope from so so so tell to herald a new era for the catholic church. an era of transparency. now he has opened the vatican archives and given access to post the twelfth's files one of the most controversial pontiffs in history. pious the 12th remained silent as millions of jews were killed by the nazi regime. because of his silence some called him hitler's pope. for others pious the 12th was a saint who secretly saved the lives of thousands of jews finally the vatican files about past the 12 are fully accessible and can shed new light on his silence during the holocaust the time for truth has come. rome 2nd of march 2020.

and here at the newly built brickworks, clay dug from the earth nearby is ground and mixed and moistenedand then placed into molds. sized and shaped by the wooden forms, the blocks will be dried by the sun and later hardened by the kiln. bricks for hearth and fireplace. nearby the blacksmith hits nails. the coal has to be brought from england, but the actual manufacture can now be accomplished here. even so to the local supply, but the added nails are english made. yes, building is going forward here in the expanding settlement, blending practices old and new, men mold materials domestic and foreign to the purposes of a growing community. it is no longer merely a few dugouts and bark wigwams. dwellings have improved. what was an outpost of settlers has become an established village. new buildings, new people, new productivity. growth has brought a code of established law. it has brought the stocks and pillory for those who break the law. the newcomers have established themselves in the village and the old people have grown accustomed. here susan fox, whose son was so ill, is preparing to

this is a report from a dense clay site. their own numbers saying, they are excavating 6 feet into rock. this report doesn't apply. you can see in the front of the house there are topographic changes that are not consistent with the street that areas should be checking for filth that would have been during the period of time that soil was imported. this area would have been coated with toxic material. if the site is greater than 25%, they're going to excavate 16 feet, they will remove 650 cubic yards. the report not a rock excavation report. they done their report. >> your time has concluded. >> president yee: thank you. this public hearing has held and filed. as previously discussed, we will take up consideration of the determination. exemption from the environmental review under ceqa on whetherth determination from the planning department. to reverse planning decisions. colleagues do you have any comments to make? >> supervisor mandelman: i guess i have one last question. it sound like the response from the planning depart

there was a quick clay slide earlier this year but this is one of the largest in recent history.vy rain. and there has been snow and as you know, there was a landslide earlier this year further up north. but a landslide this size is very rare. officials say it is unlikely that a number of large slide will happen in the area. meanwhile, sweden is sending specially trained personnel to help in the rescue effort. this is just this isjust coming in. a republican senator has declared he will raise objections to the us election result forcing both houses to debate before they can ratify the president—elect when. it backs former attempts to dispute his wind. he says... he didn't cite any specific exa m ples he didn't cite any specific examples or allegations of fraud. all this in the wake of a move earlier this week by some republicans to sue vice president mike fans who will oversee the congressional certification. they are demanding they recognise an alternative approach from collector sent by local gop in swing states won byjoe biden. let's get more detail on this now. what do you ma

clay, 5 campbell,3. clay, 43. on can see the other ones kycovid19.gov. there are 28 new deaths. 28 new families that are going to need our prayers and our help. compassion for their families . bells at 10:00e a.m. every morning. you never know who is listening. au never know who may find moment of help in them. who may find caring. who may believe they are alone in this world and in this commonwealth right now. ees those bells and realize, that we are in this together and we will get through it together. so the new deaths today include the 91-year-old woman, in nine-year-old woman from callaway county -- a 90-year-old -- a 90-year-old -- a 91-year-old woman from callaway county, six before and 87-year-old -- a 67-year-old woman from greece county. a 57-year-old woman from anderson county. a 63-year-old woman from henderson. 58-year-old man from henderson. a 67-year-old man from henry. a 67-year-old man from hopkins. 74-year-old woman from jackson. a 53-year-old woman from jefferson. a 62-year-old man from jefferson. and 81-year-old man. a 79-year-old men

there was a quick clay slide earlier this year but this is one of the largest in recent history.heavy rain. and there's been snow and as you know, there was a landslide earlier this yearfurther up north. but a landslide this size is very rare. officials say it's unlikely that another large slide will happen in the area. meanwhile, sweden is sending specially trained personnel to help in the rescue effort. aruna iyengar, bbc news. attempts to give every american $2,000 as part of a coronavirus economic package look to have failed. mitch mcconnell, the most senior republican in the senate, blocked moves for a vote on the issue, even though president donald trump and democrats, in a very rare show of unity, support raising the payment. they want the amount increased from $600 $2,000, but mr mcconnell branded it wasteful. if specific struggling households still need help after the huge package that has been signed four days ago, than what they need is smart, smart targeted aid, notjust another firehose of borrowed money that encompasses other people who we re encompasses other people

>> we have invented a way to turn clay into a liquid. >> mixing clay into soil has long been used to farc farmland but the process can take seven to 13 years to complete. this way, the process is dramatically shortened. they spray what they call liquid nano-clay and it seeps below >> it will just stick to everything and then form this structure that enables this soil to retain water and nutrients just like a sponge. >> in early trials run by a nonprofit in dubai, grain, zucchini and watermelon needed 50% less water to grow. some plants even thrived. >> we have yield up to 62%. really impressive results. >> but liquid nanoclay isn't cheap. between $8,000 to $20,000 an acre. but desert control expects costs will come down as the company scales up. there are plans to test the technology in the u.s. in dry states like california, nevada and arizona. >> increasing temperatures, extended drought periods, to be able to ensure that the little water that we have actually is retained in that soil is going to be extremely valuable and important for moving forward. i got uh sausage - you can do

porter county police lieutenant kevin van clay racing to save a child trapped under the debris. he rushes to save a woman trapped under the debris. he rushes to save a woman trapsed under a collapsed roof. several others help him out. this happened in september. he was honored on monday. >> difficult to watch, but hopefully they are recovering this morning. >>> a storm is bringing miserable conditions from the mid atlantic north to new england. we are taking gale-force winds and rain and even the possibility of tornados. abc's megan tyversian has those details. >> reporter: this morning, millions of americans bracing themselves for a cold and blustery christmas eve. ferocious winds causing power lines to spark. in some areas, visibility is so bad, creating whiteout conditions like this, making it nearly impossible for drivers to see the car ahead of them. state troopers responding to hundreds of crashes throughout the day as minnesota's governor called out the national guard to rescue stranded drivers. by nightfall officials were shutting down major highways, the roads simply to

size and u-shaped by wooden forms that blocks of clay will be dried in the sun and later hardened. bricks for chimney and fireplace do. nearby, the blacksmith beat so for the ever more numerous houses. the iron for the nails and the coal for the board have to be brought from england. i manufacture cannot be accomplished here. even so to the local supply with the added nails. yes, building is going forward here in the expanding settlement. blending practices old a new, materials domestic and foreign, to the purposes of a growing community. it is no longer merely a few delegates and wigwam, buildings have improved. what was an outpost of settlers has become an established village. new buildings, new people, new and increased activity. many other changes growth has brought. it is brought cold -- established law and those who break the law. as newcomers have established themselves in the village, the old settlers have joined with them in many community tasks. here, susan foxx, whose little boy was so ill, is now to prepare a couple of soap. the ingredients she uses our animal fat and p

there was a quick clay slide earlier this year but this is one of the largest in recent history.n snow and as you know, there was a landslide earlier this yearfurther up north. but a landslide this size is very rare. officials say it's unlikely that another large slide will happen in the area. meanwhile, sweden is sending specially trained personnel to help in the rescue effort. aruna iyengar, bbc news. a republican senator says he will raise objections to the us election results, forcing both houses of congress to debate claims of fraud before they can ratify president electjoe biden‘s win. mr hawley is the first member of the us upper house to back attempts to formally dispute mr biden victory in congress. the missouri senator said congress had failed to investigate voter fraud and adopt measures to secure the integrity of our elections, but did not cite any specific examples of alleged fraud. the development follows a move earlier this week by some republicans to sue vice president mike pence, who will oversee the congressional certification. i asked juliegrace brufke — staff

and clay going down was touch. i love where we're at.e fact that they have enough pieces and talent and enough experience to surprise a lot of people. >> all right. a surprise could be good. if he feels good about it you can't argue with steph curry and the first exhibition game is this weekend. >>> check this out. this is amazing video. theo base jumping in the beautiful swiss alps. >> i wish i had the guts to do that. that must be so much fun. >> i don't think there would be a local lot of people willing to do that. >> it's 11:00 and i'll give it back to you and julie, frank. >>> next up, a morrable dent involving a stolen horrible accident that kills a teenage girl. she was only 15 years old and her family is now in mourning after sheas killed in an early morning car crash that happened in east san jose. hello everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. police arrested the 18-year-old driver and two other teenagers were injured. this crash hanked not too far away fum if girl's home. >> the school district tonight says gri

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clay, do you have anything to add about vitamin d and ovid19? dr. marsh: no.aul, i think ayne is correct. having low levels of vitamin d doesn't mean that's what's predisposing you of having severe outcome issues with covid. and there's no data, to my knowledge, that says that taking vitamin d protects you against the severity of covid. you should consult with your physician because low vitamin d levels can cause calcium levels. there are benefits of taking vitamin d. i don't think there's any real reason to recommend people to augment their vitamin d other than getting out into the sun is healthy and drinking milk or whatever you like to keep the levels up. other than that, i would use the input of your physician. governor justice: paul, i said before, it's out of my pay grade. but my vitamin d levels is not real high, not real great. just for the docs' sake, i take a vitamin d tablet every day. so i i feel pretty good. so anyway, i'm an advocate. >> all right, thank you, paul. charles young with w.v. news. charles: for the last couple of press conferences, w

there is cassius clay. there is john mcqueen, supreme court justice there. are favorite sons pennsylvania had simon cameron and then down below, just sort of hanging out, not saying or doing too much, we have lincoln. he's sort of on the periphery, not exactly in your face. lincoln isn't getting in anybody's grill. i don't want you to think lincoln ever said i'm not getting in anybody's grill. well, yeah, he's not in your face, but he's circling you. lincoln was plotting a lot from 1858 to '60 in terms of his possibilities of running for president. right after he lost the election to douglas a couple of small newspaper, one in illinois and one in ohio announced they supported him for president. lincoln called them off and said no, no, no, i don't think i'm worthy of that and it's too early to talk about it. supposedly, he's on a train one time and he says his wife thinks i'm going to be president. can you believe someone, a sucker like me to be a president. he's an illinoisan. he knew very well if he were to pull this off everything had to go right. he does

. >>> this pakistani martial artist beat a world report, he punched through 62 clay targets. >> let meee, let me sigh. >> yaw, yaw, yaw, yaw. >> wow, look at him go. he's going there. >> he must have done it in record time. >> yeah, he definitely did. >> he did it in one minute. his name is mohammad rachid, and he has multiple world records under his belt. don't mess with mohammad. >> you definitely want to take him to a bar fight when we can go to bars again and fight in bars again. >> with that kind of martial artist in my corner, i'd pick all the fights. i would be like, hold me back, mohammad. hold me back. >> i have some friends, some girls, who were like that. i can't go out with you, you're trying to get me in trouble. >> my name's bennett and i ain't in it. >> i ain't fightin' for you. >>> this happened here. a cutting cake hack. ♪ happy birthday to you >> how are you going to cut the cake? by the way, was she breathin' all over that cake during covid? this happened. come get your piece. we don't need a november up in here. we do this back in college. >> i was going to say, it

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the sculpture makes a clay model and the clay model is kind of in kind of a wax and then they are setnto piesed offer the glafl moll model and then a hard plaster is kept it from the model, and that goes off to the foundry. the foundry then takes the wax impression of the statues and creates another wax impression using a very, very hard black wax. that black wax is then encased in another form of slurry, like a ceramic slurry, both inside and outside, and that goes into an oven, and the temperature is turned up, and the wax melts out and into that space the hot bronze is poured, and that's the statues absolutely refers to the first wax expression that was made. done in poses, not all at once and then they are reassembled. the took about a ship month to get here and then they are stuffed with rods that are embedded into the stone and concrete base, so now we'll walk over here and see the presidential side. people often think that the '50s were, they talk about it lyric it was a wonderful tranquil time but it was a very dangerous time in the world. europe was ravaged as a world of worl

missouri congressman william lacy clay was primary out of office after 20 years of serving his constituents in st. louis. here is congressman greg walden. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. walden: thank you very much, mr. speaker. to my friends in this assembly, thank you for your friendship. to the chairman of the committee, we have developed a wonderful relationship. sometimes we spar and your staff and our staff -- but we're a family. and families do disagree from time to time but generally speaking we're headed in the same direction that direction is making america a better place for everyone. solving problems. so i'm very thankful for your very generous, kind comments, mr. chairman. and mr. speaker. i would just say it's been a real delight an joy to work with the chairman of the energy and commerce committee. i would have to admit it was a more delight and joy to work with the ranking member when i was chairman but that's the way of the world and that's democracy. we switched roles and handed a you have the gavel in peace and we began to