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as many of you know, when dan quayle was elected as president, george herbert walker bush's vice president, in fact, i was appointed to fill his vacant senate seat. vice president quayle has been a close friend and source of advice to me throughout the years. and when president trump elected mike pence or named mike pence to be his running mate i knew hoosiers would continue to have a strong impact on our country providing guidance and leadership in one of the top elected offices in our land. i'm honored to call both dan quayle and mike pence close friends and now commemorate the great work they have done for the state of indiana and have and will do for our nation. we've had excellent governors, excellent representatives, senators and others who contributed significantly to this body and to the congress and to the nation, and we are proud of that as hoosiers. i keep using the word hoosiers because we have been misnamed as indianaans which is hard to pronounce and spell. i could go into a long discourse of what hoosiers mean but i won't take the senate's time to do that right now. please c

to continue in public service, so he worked as a congressional staffer for then then-congressman dan quayle. when his boss decided to run for the senate and won, senator coats took his boss' congressional seat to serve in the house of representatives, and when vice president quayle -- or when senator quayle between vice president quayle, representative coats became senator coats, following on in his example. he broke that pattern of following in the footsteps of the former vice president when he was appointed ambassador to germany. in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, he was an instrumental diplomat, working with our allies in europe as we responded and as the world responded to the worst terror attack on our country in our history. i know i speak for every member here when i say that we're grateful that senator coats came out of retirement and came back to the senate in 2010. now, we've come to know that he is a warrior when it comes to wasteful washington spending, and every week he comes to the floor to talk about his -- quote -- ""waste of the week." it's a service to all of us really,

dan quayle, he came in to sit down. al gore came in. >> it's not the same.t's al gore. >> he has a dark cumulous cloud over his head. >> very upset about this. >> of all the people that i would not want to see, al gore is near the top of the list. >> did he bring his lockbox with him? >> i don't know why. i think ivanka is interested in climate change. she wanted to hear. i understand the meeting was put together by the ivanka team. maybe she brought donald trump in to the meeting. that's fine. whatever. great. can i talk about secretary of state at all? >> if you want to. >> i am dieing to. >> go ahead. >> a week and a half ago, i'm having dinner with good friends. you know who would be a great secretary of state, but i think it's down to four and he wasn't one of them, john huntsman would be a phenomenal secretary of state. we have this thing with china. his family was in the energy business, in chemicals. he knows so many businesses and it's a fantastic business minded family. you are dealing with a lot of foreign countries when you are dealing -- when yo

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dan quayle. babyface. mike adams. and countless others. but more than any individual, mr. speaker, when folks think of indiana, they think of race, they think of basketball. in fact, the great hoosier state is credited with the origin of high school basketball. our college teams are some of the most consistently successful in the country and the enthusiasm surrounding the sport is unmatched. in my hometown of indianapolis, we're proud to have hosted the indianapolis 500 for 100 eventful years. the indianapolis motor speedway has long been the world's gold standard for racetracks. hosting some of the most historic races and prompting countless innovations. but what makes indiana so special is not what most people think of first, mr. speaker. it's not a historical figure or notable accomplishment. what makes indiana great is the type of people who live there. hoosiers. have truly built america. students at our world class universitys have spawned creative businesses and grown our economy across the country. our workers have built millions of automobiles, created life-saving

>> may have been one of the most unfortunate utterances since dan quayle considered his experience on answer to. >> really quickly, it was bizarre, considering you and your parents were refugees from soviet union. >> yeah, sort of note to self, know your interview, know your interviewer. i obviously did research on him and i was talking about the human rights abuse and trying to transition our conversation to the magnitsky act, which is now just passed to b expanded to a global act which sanctions anyone accused of human rights violations around the world. something he has been lobbied by russian officials close to putin about renaming. they don't want it to exist at all, but they want to rename it. they didn't want the magnitsky name attached to that. of course, this is something vladimir putin took huge umbrage with, is upset about this act passing. that's when he said, fine, we'll impose a ban where americans can't adopt russian children as well. >> i don't understand what's happened to dana rohrabacher. he was a hard line cold warrior, even in '99. i remember being specifically at