dr. joseph marshal, this commission took this [naming the commissioners] -- 100 days ago this commission announced they would be looking for a new police chief. we worked diligently and had worked with members of the family and i want to thank my assistances who ran the process, talked to the candidates and handled the interviews, transportation and to get us to where we are so i want to thank tanya for her help one of the unsung heroes. >> this process was thorough, as thorough as can be. we didn't interview the candidates once, we interviewed them twice. the mayor didn't but is the candidates once, he interviewed them twice. there is a joke in my law firm that who is the new partner that has been using conference room number one. i said that is mayor lee. he spent a lot of time there. but this was a thorough process and what we bring to you today is what we started out to bring to you. we told you we would bring a community focus, community policing and engagement, a respect of the rank and file and someone who is an inspirational leader. you saw him with his speech a few minutes ago.

dr. joseph mason. we have a bill and a plan that is going to bring us closer to less dependency on foreign energy supplies. it will reduce foreign oil imports by nearly 1/3. mr. speaker, we on this side of the aisle are going to deal with the american people in an honest fashion. we are not going to scare the american people. we are going to have an open and honest conversation with the american people. we will lead, and what we are doing here is answering a call that the american people have reached out to us to do and that is to commit to our domestic supplies of energy so that we have energy supplies that will allow manufacturers and the private sector to create the new opportunity for generations of americans to -- that are yet to come. this is not a bill that is about protecting big oil. this is not about tax subsidies. i take great disagreement with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle when they say we are fighting for tax subsidies for big oil. what they're talking about is intangible dr

dr. joseph mason from louisiana state university from my home state, said that we're looking at a loss of 36,137 jobs over an 18-month period out of the gulf coast alone. in february, seahawk drilling, which owned and operated 20 rigs in the gulf coast, filed chapter 11 due to the obama administration's de facto moratorium. mr. lamborn: i'd like to yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from louisiana. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for an additional 30 seconds. mr. fleming: i thank the gentleman. we have lost 12 rigs so far to such countries as nigeria, egypt, the congo and brazil. and guess who we just gave $2 billion to drill oil in brazil of all places? so we gave them the rig, we gave them the money, so they can drill oil to sell back to us and to put tax money into their coughers. for heaven's sakes, this is crazy. so, in conclusion, i'd like to say today, let's get our louisiana and texas and other people back to work, let's invest in our energy across this country and let's get the gas prices down. thank you and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gen

dr. joseph mason, the obama administration's de facto ban, and it is a ban, he says he's lifted the moratorium, but they're not putting out the permits. he says it's a de facto ban on american energy production could cost as many as 24,232 jobs in the gulf coast and 36,137 jobs nationwide. . the first six months of the official moratorium alone has resulted in as many as 12,000 american jobs have been lost. they're gone. they've left the gulf coast and have gone into other areas and gone to produce energy. if you look at this chart, in the middle east, in africa, south america and brazil. in fact, the president just sent billions of dollars to brazil for them to produce their own energy and create brazilian jobs at the cost of american energy and american jobs. it makes no sense. absolutely no sense. recently to a trip to brazil in march, president obama, quote, to help with technology and support to develop the brazilian oil reserves so america can become one of brazil's -- quoting barack obama himself, become brazil's best customers. he wants us to become brazil's best customer. how about th

dr. joseph mason, has stated that american proposals for domestic energy production will create 1.2 million american jobs. if the liberal democrats care about our energy security, prices at the pump, job creation and strengthening our domestic energy capabilities, they will join republicans in supporting this rule and the underlying bill. mr. speaker, american families cannot wait any longer for relief at the pump. american families cannot wait any longer nor jobs. if you stand -- for jobs. if you stand with american families, if you stand with american energy security, and if you stand for job creation in america, i urge my colleagues to support this rule and the underlying bill. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield myself 10 seconds. mr. speaker, the -- my colleague on the rules committee talked about all the people she stands with. i want to know why she didn't stand with the veterans last would help make sure that our veterans return

we have joseph duffy who is the senior building inspector represented apartment building inspection. sitting next to him is scott sanchez, the city's zoning administrator. we're also joined by dr. johnson -- who is representing the public health division. at this time, please go over the board meeting guidelines and then conduct the swearing in process. >> the board request that you turn off all phones, beepers, pagers, so they will not disturb the proceedings. the rules and presentation are as follows, appellants, permit holders, and apart and respondents each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated must include their comments within the seven to three minute periods. to assist the board and the actor preparation minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on a particular item are asked but not required to submit a speaker cards or business card when you come up to the lectern. speaker cards and pans are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions. there are customer satisfaction forms on the left side of the podium. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing, rolls

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