driehaus and mr. lee for introducing this bill, and thank the chairman of the oversight investigation subcommittee, mr. moore, for his work on this issue. h.r. 330 makes technical corrections that trigger inspectors general to launch an investigation in the failure of a financial institution. financial inspectors general must dedicate resources and personnel to investigate failures, like that of a.i.g., because their findings can present critical evidence about what caused the financial crises. congress, federal regulators and the administration can then better target reforms to our broken financial regulatory system. in may, the financial services committee on oversight and investigations held a hearing on the role of financial services inspectors general. we heard from inspectors general about their difficult task to tackle the waste, fraud and abuse that is at the heart of our financial crisis. fraud and abuse were two of many significant factors that contributed to the financial crisis, especially

driehaus: -- mr. ryan: i don't think anybody is anti-nuclear and we all recognize how important this is as a part of our portfolio, there is no one against coal and represent virginia and ohio and think it's a good way to do it and why there's $180 billion in here to figure out how to make it clean and work for us it. so we're not saying that there's only one specific way to do this. we recognize you may need to drill a little bit. you may need to take advantage of nuclear and coal and all this. but look at the advantage. we have $700 billion going to these other countries that could be coming here, revitalizing the united states of america. and i think that's important for us to remember. and lastly, because i think we're winding down and i want these guys who are a lot smarter than me to be able to talk, that our friends on the other side who have been so critical had control of this government, had control of the house, had control of the senate, had control of the white house. their energy policy

driehaus, who is a former peace corps volunteer. degree degree i am a former peace corps volunteer and the money was spent wisely. i don't know if the sponsor is familiar with the peace corps, but we spend $25 a month on a peace corps volunteer. that's what the salary is. find me a job anywhere elsewhere american dollars are better spent on foreign policy than for $25 -- 225. you didn't elled yield to me. the total cost of the peace corps is less than two f-22 fighters. 1.5 planes. that's what we spend to send hundreds of thousands of americans across the globe to help people better understand this oons. that is what we spend, less than two f-22 fighters. the peace corps is critical to this united states. that is why the obama administration did not, did not object to this funding increase because they know it is the right thing to do. it is the most cost effective foreign policy we have and i urge my colleagues to support the peace corps and reject this amendment. the chair: all time has expired. the question is on the amendment of