some of you may have been through our new exhibit, open just under two weeks ago on the ,econd floor in the map gallery cattle, cowboys and culture. if you have not, i would strongly urge you to. it is a fascinating collection. i am talking about a large collection of artifacts, art and other objects that illuminate the connection that i was not aware of, down through history through the cattle days, between the city of kansas city and amarillo, texas. out onto thelled first floor. saddle have seen the big . it is a terrific exhibit. point, be remiss at this before getting to michael, if i -- the introduce the man woman standing in the back. she is our library art exhibit erector. she has worked -- director. she has worked with michael. she does a terrific job. responsibleeally for the most part, for this exhibit being here and bringing it to us. he is the associate director of curatorial affairs and the art and western heritage at the panhandle plains historical museum in canyon, texas, just south of amarillo in the texas panhandle. it is the largest history museum and the state of

the reason it is been able to want through is because of the .econd factor we talked about it has managed to model through not because of anything -- to of whathrough because is happening outside of north korea. that is this dynamic where nobody really wants to put in the effort to change it or solve is oneblem, and there country in particular that wants to in short they are no big -- to ensure that are no big changes within the country. mr. snyder: that is the second part of your observation about north korea as an impossible state. nobody cares to risk changing it. that is quite striking when we look at the history, especially of how human rights concerns intervention and many other parts of the world. korea hasn't north been subject to that same international activism, despite , arguably, the humans rights conditions are just as bad. how is it that this is the case? what makes north korea immune to that focus of the international community? mr. cha: when we say international community, we have to be clear what we mean. we mean the developed west. issues thatrtain the developed west has

discrimination in our country on june 10, 2014, when this body borinqueneers the congressional gold medal, the econd set of puerto ricans after roberto clemente to receive this award, and so many -- who served in that unit now live in kissimmee, this is an important place to recognize a group of heros who defied expectations and cemented a legacy of heroism all americans can be proud of. i want to thank the members of the government and oversight reform committee for passing this bill favorably with unanimous consent and i urge my colleagues to support this bill. with that, i yield back. mrs. demings: i have no further speakers and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from montana. mr. gianforte: i urge adoption of the bill and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4042. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- the gentleman from montana. mr. gianforte: i object to the vote on the ground that a quorum is

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