eaker. mr. spea for the purposes of debaton i yield the stomary 30 mut to gentlewoman from north caronadr. foxx. all time yield during consideratof the rule is for debate only. i ask l members may have five legislative ys to revise and extend their remarks a insert extraneous merl to the reco e speaker pro mpore: without object ms. pingree: i yieldmy such te as i may consume. the speakepro mpore:he gentleman is recogzed. ms. ngre thank you, m speaker. mr. speake houesolution 1436 provides for conseration of h.r. business lendingd act of 2010. undeastructured rule with e hour o generalebate wh 30 nute control b the mmittee inancial services and 30inutes controlle the commite on small business. the rule makes in orr an amendmenin the nate of a bstitute consiinof e text of.r 57as reported byhe committee on inancial es with thadtion o title 3,hich would establish the small busiss admistration, a pogram to provide equityfinancing support earlystage ad high gr sma businesses. it alsinclud a managr

the speaker o tempore: the eaker pro mpore: without obction. for what purposdoes the gentlewoman from wisconsin seek recogon? ms. baldwin: i ask unanimous nsent th today following legislative businesand any ecial orders heretore entered into, the foowg members may be rmitted to address the royce for five miutes, revise and extend tir remksnd include therextraneoumaterial. ms. wlsey for five nutes. ms. wal ba -- ms. bwin for five miter. garamendi for five minutes, mr. is a pl for five minutes,s. kaptur for ve mutes, and mr. defazioor five minutes. the speaker p tempore: withouobjection. under thspeaker's announced pof january 6, 200 a unr prevus order of the house, the following membe a recognized for five minut ach. mr. poof texas. >> mpeak. heer pro tempore: fo t puose do the gtleman mr. flak i ask unanims consentclaim time. the speaker pro tempore: wit objection, the gentleman is recognized for five mites. m flake: mr. speake ren prs reports indicate that the house ldership is consideri a rules chan that would iminish the scope and authority

eaker. and, mr. speaker, i'dsk the gentleman addition to next k's schele, can th genteman tell us what he cts to consider on the floor betwn now and the july 4 reces beyond next ek, and yield. mr. yer: thank t gentleman for yielding. in additi to e legislation i'vennounced for next week, the small busins lending act, the disclose act d the supplement, we will also consider in the future wall street reform conference report, as the gentleman knows, thconference is having its fiday as an open conference. full participati i expecthat to hopefully conclude within the next few weeks. perhaps sooner. and i expt to he th bill on e floor anto t psident by the july 4reak. in addition that, we have the american jobs and closing loopholes act. we passed th bl, as you know, wo weeks ago. the senate -- two weeks ago. the senate, however, left tow and they couldot take acti to extend unemployment benefits and to preclude cuts to medice payments to ensure seniors would get their doctor i know the senate is now work

eaker. mr. spea congress must decide wther to protect the interest of a few deceiv banks who ruin the industry for otrsr t protect the hardrkg americans ofhis nation. usdemoats have already decided, we dided to choos main st ove wall street. we hav decided tohoose pares o want t their chiren and fr people who are saving for rement. havided, mr. spker, that the americanple e more important thane overalous bankers. mainining the status quo is t the answer. look at what the current situation has done fr arica. eight lliojobs were lt without the safegrds to protect main street. millions of homes were taken in foclosure due to subprime mortgagechemes. american peopldeserve and want bett. a cnn poll shows six outof 10 americans upport wall street re. reicans have blocked efforts to protect americans house epublicans voted unanimously against the wall street reform and consumer otection ac th act would rorm wall stetreform executive pay, and end taxpayer funded bailou, and hole banks and financial firm

the eaker prore: the gentleman yieldsack. thstion is wthe house uspe the rulnd agreeo housretion 14 those in favor s aye. thseppos the opinion of thehair, 2/3 havi resed in th firmat the rules spende-- mr. hinojosa: mr. eaker. the r prtempore: the g from texas. . hinosa: i ask thathe yeas and nays be taken on this vote -- on this spension bill. the sakerro tporethe yeas ad na are rueed. althosavor of tang this vote by theeaand nays wilrisend remn standing until counted. ffientber having arisen, theeas and nays are dered. puuto clause 8 of rule and e chais prior announcent, fther proceedthis motion will ptponed. fhat purpe does th tleman from xas ek hinojosr. speaker, i movehat e hoe spend the rules and thel h.r. 55 spkeprtempore:he clerkl rert the tle of bill. the er h.r. 55, a to amehe effecti date of the ftard provisions oe credit caccotability esponsibitand disclosure t of 2009. e eapro tempore: pursuant the re, the gentlemrom xas, mr. a, a tgentlen fromenssee, mr. roach wiontr 20 minutes. the chair recognizes gelemaomexas

the eaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. oberstar: 'm greatly appreciave of the partnership in our committee with the gentleman from florida and for working so expeditisly under minimal notice that both of us had to bring this unexpecd but welcomed legislation from the other body so quickly to the floor. i would hope that this and other measures that we will enact will be seen as testimonial to the victims of that explosion on the deepwater horizon. and the gentlem from florida said, i in him in commendg the president for welcoming the families, consoling with them and jn in aurances to those families thongress will continue to evething right so that their lives will not have been lost in vape. -- in vain. madam speaker, i ask unanius coent to extend debate time of five minutes each side. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? hearing no objection, the time has been extended on eaide for five minutes. mr. oberstar: the purpose for this request is that we have resolved in a technical problem that the senate notified us

eaker, i wld like to men d women, amsoolsey r saiare givingheir lives i iraqnd aan. i would ask d to pas less men and women in unif pleass their familie and pasbless thhouse ansenate th we will do at is right in the of god. ani ask three times, pleas god continue to bless ts country d god, ease always remember that we carat you look afus so wl do wh's right oeoe. i ieldac ue tbless america. eneman yields back t bance of h. mr. dertt of washingt. thetlems recognized for fiutes. mr. dermt: permission to ddre t hou for five minutes,evise andxtend. eakepro tempe: without obction. mr. mcdermott: we ve auge probin country that hav't comto terms with, long-term unemploymen the nuer of amicans who ha job te past simonths ve hit the hel ever record. d anle. cindyfor ea, worked the corporate uning division of p. morgan chase in upstate yo sas let go inave of layoffthat eveuay shutterethtire syracuse operations center hejob wento indian and ed colcting unemoyment benefits. her n wo i ed everything o tre. now that she is aboo run t f benefits, has arted taking money out ofer.a.

eaker. we'll see it been copy and peysed off the aclu's lawsuit. that's the work i believe is being don the outside group the lefting groups, play the tune, the tune's right here in the lawsuit from the aclu, and en the justice department dances at the direion of the president of the united states, at the direction of the aclu, seiund the rest ofhe left-wingrganizations that filed this lawsuit. this is not a rational approach. if thpresident can't articulate a problem, excuse me. . the president can't articulate a constitutional violation even ough he taut at the university of chicago. the attorney genal, under oath, couldn't articulate a constitutial feder statute or case law violation of arizona 's immigration law 1070. but yet, this radical case that i think that is irrational and illogical by t aclu andthis is a sumry, about that k, actually, this will make the whole series of arguments and i believe the justi department, if they come forwar and i think they will, will be making thamirrational arguments. so mr. speaker, i'm concerned about an u

the eaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? without objection, so ordered. mr. johnson: you know, a recent gallup poll showed 79% of americans now you few the federal debt as a serious threat to the future well-being ofthis nation. it's no wonder because the administration just annoued the nation's debt will reach 93% of g.d.p. this year. a new high. economic expes predict that an unprecedented debt level could squash at least one million more jobs. the news ce the same day th labor department reported that nearly all of the new jobs were temporary hires at the census and some of them rehires at that. make no mistake. the out-of-control government spending coupled with a heavy debt prevent us from creating the quality jobs and bright future americans want, nee and deserve. it's time to get our fiscal house in order once and for all. the stimul, the bailouts, government-run health care. enough is enough. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balanc

the eaker pro tempore: the gentleman is regnized . andrews: m speaker, this amendmt, this motion is a guaraned increase mile-cla health insurance premiums f all amerins. if that's what you want you should vote r it. but you know, wn a person goes to the emergency room and is uninsured, doest have health insuranc they get health care. the question is, who pays t bill? the provision at isefore us fromheinority party says america shod pay thbill.s the w the president signed in march says something ve different. says that everyone s th responsibity to earn and pay for at a rasonable pre their own health insurance. t question is not wheer uninsuredeoe gecare. the estion is whether insured middle-class pple pay for it or not. the ques is whether when seone h bret cancer or asth a is aw beuse of a pre-existing conditn that we'll be able to in that person at regular premiums. if you n't have nearly everyoe sured yocan't do that. so if you think tt midd-class people think payinothepeople bills is the right way to g ts is your mion. if you thin