zurich and on the cayman islands which is a tax haven gallop i was promoted to compliance officer lanny i was the legal conscience of the company gets these open amundsen. i make me sick a year the a certain amount of greed is instilled into you that was true for me too and i have to imagine thanks a lot and you start to think only in monetary you know all cyclical dollar signs that have before your eyes and in your heart all day then then that and that the only thing that matters. a lot of profits and mikey show you don't get cost the odds are way i operate how to go. in my new phone to alls in my function as compliance officer i determined that we had a criminal by also been like in. largent mexico i was a mexico drugs it became clear to me that i was working for a criminal organization and the bank was a participant in tax evasion and from health industry into your book i ended up feeling morally and united given a sense of the matter up with management me down management. involved because we were threatened with the entire family ended up leaving the cayman islands very suddenly. wr

would like to quote from is a young man who had eight promising future, many have heard his name, it's lanny g the third. we. our lucky that our director was willing to write the instruction and a bullet to this book, which is the work of many hands. i would like to quote from his epilogue, to frame a little bit about what you are going to hear tonight from these amazing gentlemen, krewasky salter and greg carr. doctor carr says a single account cannot capture the american experience in world war one, and what was meant for african americans in the decade afterwards. when the echoes were heard and the truman segregation order was put in place, the segregation decision of 1954, and the long battles of the 1960s to gain for black citizens the democracy for which all of those young men had died so long ago. although the war did not swing open the doors of enfranchisement for african americans, it could be said that it is sheer scale, the slap on the world's face of the first truly global war opened for us a new sense of our own potential, and possibilities. and thus, set into motion a increment

for this reason, i am today placing a hold on the nomination of lanny erdos to serve as the director of surface mining and enforcement within the department of interior. if we don't get answers to legitimate questions that i and other members of this body and members of the house have raised about the shooting of bjian, i'm prepared to hold up even more nominees. this is not something i take lightly. holding up nominees should always be a last resort. but i've been patient. bjian's family has been patient and still the department of interior has been silent. for bjian's family, two years is too long to wait. they deserve answers about and what the night their son was shot and killed. i urge the department to swiftly provide substantive answers to my outstanding questions regarding the death of bjian and the department's response. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: all time is expired. the question is on the manasco nomination. is there a suf