jillian: congresswoman lisa mcclain joins us next. a teacher and you bullied for sporting a thin blue line flag at school. that story coming up. jillian: the border crisis is costing taxpayers big bucks, republicans now demanding recordses for the exact cost as the biden administration diverts billions to pay for housing and travel for illegal immigrants. todd: joining us now, michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain. congresswoman, thank you for being here. here is the text of that letter. quote, we are deeply concerned that hhs diverted more than $2 billion that congress appropriated for covid-19 related health initiatives toward covering the cost of housing and transportation of unaccompanied immigrant children. its is the biden administration policies that are encouraging children to make the dangerous trek. while you have not signed on to the letter, it's more or less about availability, you'll sign onto the letter when you return to d.c. as for the substance of it, as we try to destroy this virus, shouldn't more americans be fired up

mcclain, for five minutes. mrs. mcclain: thank you, mr. speaker. i am that woman and i am back to talk about that the democratic double standards once again. democrats love to jump on the republican outrage train. but when we see the blatant anti-semitism from one of their own, all you see are timid, fake, pandering, and watered-down responses. for those of you who struggle to keep up with the latest anti-semitic rhetoric from a democrat, i am referring to the congresswoman from this chamber, from this chamber comparing the united states and israel to real terrorist organizations. the speaker and her leadership team issued a week in embarrassing press release, thanking her for her clarification and walking back her remarks. but, of course, democrats are not serious in disciplining anti-semitism or even anti-american remarks within their ranks. this photo of the speaker smiling next to the congresswoman from minnesota was on the cover of march 19 edition of the "rolling stone." this came after, after the congresswoman from minnesota had tweeted and

scott mcclain, cnn, london. >>> the president of the czech republic was defending hungary's new law withparaging remares about the transgender community. he said in an interview with our affiliate cnn news. he finds transgender people, quote, "disgusting." he also said he doesn't understand transgender people and gender reassignment surgery is a crime of self-harm. his remarks come as many cities and countries celebrate june as pride month for the lgbtq community. >>> pope francis has sent a letter encouraging a priest work with the lgbtq community. the hand-written letter in spanish was sent to father james martin. he's an american jesuit priest who works with lgbtq catholics. martin posted the letter on his twitter account. in it, the pope thanked him for work calling him a priest for all men and women. just as god is a father for all men and women. pope francis did not specifically mention the lgbtq community in his letter. >>> palestinians protested for a fourth day on sunday following the death of well-known critic of the palestinian authority. hundreds of people demonstrated in the

mcclain, for five minutes. mrs. mcclain: thank you. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the memory of marine corporal jeffrey robert steadfast, a st. clair county native, who was killed while serving his country 11 years ago today. corporal steadfast was only 23 years old when he went -- when an i.e.d. struck and killed him and his k-9 partner in afghanistan. like all of our fallen heroes, jeff was not just a soldier in war. he was a son, a brother, a nephew, a grandson, and a friend. a star runner at st. clair high school, jeff was an all-american kid who loved his country and followed in the footsteps of his grandfather by serving in the marine corps. this is who he was, and this is how he will be remembered. i recently introduced a bipartisan legislation to rename the st. clair county post office after corporal steadfast. renaming this post office would serve as a permanent reminder of his selfless service to our country. to his friends, family, and loved ones, it will demonstrate that the united states will never forget his braver

mcclain will vote yes on h.r. 567. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. trone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hoyer pursuant to h.r. 8, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. higher will vote yes on h.r. 567. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. lucas: madam speaker as the member designated by mr. mullin of oklahoma, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mullin are vote yes, thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. clark of massachusetts, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. clark will vote yes on h.r. 567. as the member designated by ms. bourdeaux, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. bourdeaux will vote yes on h.r. 567. the speaker pro tempore: for what pu

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i mean, i'm sorry sort of the invoice, kimball, piano material, mcclain, the trace fund along the in the on came middle suddenly z the bill of name mom or fund was a fair amount of missed our land the see can hailey, how does it good? hello and to show them and be there to how to bill and he can finance i be the lead be elaborately bridge or can i but as a whole lot on the hello to theater. but i can live channels to contaminate because ali, who will be momentarily shaded by the way to him. i am at home shutting can nominate i will never levy should have been if so i can't and i'm a hold. then i will not approve the creation perfect. sealant to see that on our, on our be, they all just told young wanted to get inside the building today. but to do that, he had to get permission, not only from the owners, but from the lebanese army, which still controls it as a strategically sensitive location. young wanted to indulge his passion painting. i finally got the chance to go inside. and my, my, my immediate feeling was one of just overwhelming emotion. i felt sad, i felt, i felt horror, but

as you talk to algebra, i your excellence, you mr. mcclain. but then i'll thank you very much for talking to alta 0. let's start with israel's latest warren casa and it's continued attempts ethnic cleansing the our population of jerusalem. russia was seemingly absent in this latest crisis compared to, for example, other countries. egypt, the united states cutter even as a member of the quartet were how do you view what has been happening and what has been your role in this latest episode that and i last at the what it on? no, no, no, i can't agree that we were absent during this crisis. the 10 day crisis. immediately after the events in east jerusalem and shift for the district. the problems in the mosque, the tension in these jerusalem because then the shelling started rocket aerial raids. we were in contact with the concern part is with our brothers the, our friends, the palestinians, the authority in romano. i was personally in continuous contact one twice every day with the palestinians and israelis. so we were in contracts with the leader

on monday, the rebels captured the regional capital mcclain and they say they will fight to secure the whole region. police in western canada reporting an increase in sudden death. after record breaking heat wave continues to scorch parts of north america at east $65.00. people have now died in the vancouver area just since friday, most of whom were elderly palestinians have been protesting in the phil one district after israeli authorities, boulders a palestinian business. it's one of 20 properties threatened with demolition. after israeli court rule, they don't have to panic. they being torn down to make way for an archaeological part. well, there are also been protests in iraq's capital condemning a series of us as strikes which killed several members of the popular mobilization forces. the piano have vowed to retaliate for that operation. the pentagon insists the us presence in iraq is at the request of the iraqi government to help in its fight against iso. not what other, what had reports now from back that pledging to retaliate members of iraq. so popular mobilization forces held

mcclain: thank you, madison. for more than 40 years, president biden has been a staunch supporter of the hyde amendment. polling found that nearly six in 10 americans oppose using tax dollars to terminate innocent lives. that number includes a majority of independents and nearly 1/3 of democrats. for decades, congressional democrats joined republicans in a truly bipartisan effort to ensure tax dollars of hardworking americans do not pay for abortion. president biden has a radical budget that has no hyde amendment protections. the president ran on unity. yet, his first budget proposal divides. this congress must take back its congressional responsibility and craft spending bills which protects the lives of the unborn, just as past congresses have done since 1976. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committees on energy and commerce, ways and means, and the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 18 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: as the ch

. >> the same variant is causing concerns in the uk, and with more, scott mcclain joins us from london. any delay in lifting covid restrictions will clearly not be welcomed by most brits, but is not the only option as a result of the variant. >> rosemary , a week from today was supposed to be the uk's freedom day when all covid restrictions were to be lifted and now according to several media outlets, it's like groundhog day and the prime minister must have saw his shadow because we are in for four more weeks of restriction. with more than half of the adult population having been fully vaccinated, and almost 80% having at least one dose, the rest of the world might be sitting there wondering why the uk would delay things at all, and the answer can be summed up in two words, delta variant. that's the one first discovered in india. i want to run through a few graphics that would illustrate the situation in the uk. you can see the first, second and third wave of the virus in the uk, and this country is nowhere near those earlier peaks, and if you change the timeline and look at the last c

mcclain will vote no on h.res. 503. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. timmons of south carolina, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. timmons will vote no on h.res. 503. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. norman of south carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. norman will note nay on house resolution 503. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on h. resolution 503. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. mrs. cammack: as the member

scott mcclain reports on all of this. >> reporter: on the banks of the danube river, the hungarian parliament century ago. another era that some say is better suited for a bill that just passed inside of it. the bill that erodes gay rights passed with almost no objections inside the chamber but plenty outside. last week protestors filled the streets of pbudapest. and it outlaws gender alteration arrest homosexuality, effectively barring any discussions on the opic in classrooms or even in advertising. this was all added to a bill meant to better protect children from pedophiles, making it dink difficult for lawmakers for vote against. >> to mix up homosexuality with ex-sexual crimes is disgusting. >> reporter: and each abused child who fears asking for help because of hoe homophobic will voted for this proposal. >> reporter: and others say that only parents can desire and the ban does not place limits on the content adults can view. >> i wonder what you think this bill says about the direction that hungary is headed in. >> well, i think that it is a continue agenation of what we'v. this is ri

they try to claim were a threat to their th life when they were going away, whether that's anthony mcclain, whether that's joshua running away in houston, texas, whether it's terrace running away in tulsa, oklahoma, the list goes on and on. when black people are fleeing from the police, they feel they can shoot and kill them, which goes against every part of the law that we know. but more importantly, it's one of the most cowardly things you could ever do. we learn that when you're young, to shoot a man in the back, why is that acceptable for police to shoot black people in the back? joey jackson said correctly that we must stop letting local district attorneys be in charge of investigations over police officers that they work with every day. >> let me ask you, you're making plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of the family, what's the nature of this lawsuit and who will it be filed against? >> it will be filed against the two counties that are involved in the execution of this search warrant. remember, this was a search warrant, john. this wasn't an arrest warrant. they

coming up in the next hour, congresswoman lisa mcclain, kathy barnett join us live when "fox & friendss along. ♪ jillian: it is monday, june 21st. a fox news alert. manhunt in iowa, residents on high alert after a police deputy was shot multiple times during a robly. this just -- robbery, this one of many incidents during a violent weekend across the u.s. we are live with the latest. todd: a tornado reportedly hitting success urban chicago overnight, heavy wind and rain toppling trees, flooding the city's airport. jillian: talk about a sweet punishment, a mississippi man going viral after he spent 15 hours in a

mcclain teaming up with joey fatone and lance bass to form back synch. pride event. if you missed it, don't hang up your uggs and scrunchies just yet. it could become an annual gig. >>> 75 seconds on a race to the finish nancy pelosi's office announced they will appoint a committee to investigate the january 6 insurrection she says her preference is a bipartisan commission but republicans are blocking it. >>> the number of unruly passengers is soaring. the faa is seeking $500,000 in fines. offenses range from refusing to wear masks to attacking flight attendants >>> president biden is set to lay out his plan to defeat crime and violence across the nation >>> i'm shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter @thenewsoncnbc magenta? magenta! (crying) magenta! (announcer) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. just lots of ink. print whatever makes you happy. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. are

michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain says it is time the vice president, who is supposed to be in chargeonse, finally went to the border. >> i think what the american people want is just a little bit of a truth, consistency and transparency. let's admit we have a problem. we're already diverting $2 billion to fix the problem. let's just be honest and begin to fix the issue. but you can't fix a problem unless you come down from your ivory tower and actually go and see the border. >> harris: we're live on the border in texas. bill. >> good morning. the people who are profiting the most and benefiting the most from this ongoing crisis are all those human smugglers out there. we got to see that play out this weekend with remarkable video. we want to show it to you now. we went on a ride along with a texas state trooper bringing us to roma, texas. we got to witness for an hour or so human smugglers running a ferry service for migrants rafting them across the rio grande starting in mexico and bringing them to the american side. they did it over and over in front of border patrol and national g

let's bring in michigan congresswoman, lisa mcclain.. what is the point of the trip? what will this trip achieve? >> i think this trip will achieve again heightened awareness of policies that used to work and with a stroke of a pen those policies being completely in ruin now. the border is not secure. we all know that. yes we have people coming across the border but we also have another issue which is the opioid and illegal drugs coming through. this will highlight again and bring attention to the crisis we do have at the border. stuart: what is your role here? what's, why are you going? you're from michigan, way up north 1000 miles from the border. why are you there? what is your interest in this? >> everyone should be interested in it because in michigan at the, in our town of albean we are receiving unaccompanied minors. we have a facility that holds 200 unaccompanied minors coming to my state, to your point, 1000 miles away. but i am also concerned about this from the drug and opioid epidemic because the border patrol agents cannot

scott mcclain is live with more.s the vaccines are, they are effective, the variants can be the real wild card here. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. so freedom day in england was supposed to be a week from day, laura, the last of the restrictions set to be lifted allowing for things like full capacity sports venues, theaters reopening at full capacity, and even nightclubs, as well. now, well it seems more like groundhog day and the prime minister has seen his shadow. according to the british press, we're in for four more weeks. because of the delta variant. i want to show a graph showing how quickly it spreads. the darker the color on the map, the high er proportion of cases of the delta very iariants. it makes up more than 90% of all new cases. the uk is called in the army to help with testing door to door. that effort has largely failed to bring things under control. so now the uk to prevent wide spread deaths and hospitalizations is down to their last line of defense, which is the vaccination campaign. while

breonna taylor, elijah mcclain, ahmaud arbery, trayvon martin george floyd, philando castile, tamir ricest all killed by police. when we come back, we look at the link between mass shootings and domestic violence. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "spotless mind" by jhenÉ aiko. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the gun violence archive is reporting there have been at least 242 mass shootings so far this year. that's more than one mass shooting a day. we turn now to look at the link between domestic violence and mass shootings. last year, bloomberg published an analysis of nearly 750 mass shootings over the previous six years. it found that about 60% of the shootings were either domestic violence attacks or committed by men with histories of domestic violence. one of the deadliest mass shootings so far this year took place in san jose, california, last week when a 57-year-old public transportation employee lled nine of his co-workers at a light rail yard. like manother mass killers, the gunman, samuel cassidy, had a history of domestic violence. one ex-gir

all suddenly died in quite prematurely fred senior himself was entering dementia only to go off to mcclain's sanitarium near boston and the firm was in a turmoil, well the two brothers managed to reorganize it and they kept on one of the first projects but they had was to return to the chicago fair site and to work on what has become jackson park. this planning plan that you see here in john charles hand shows the key elements of the park. the sort of linked ponds or lagoons and planted islands connected to lake michigan via canals and inlands a large open lawn continuous boundary planting of trees and shrubs with a series of smaller spaces curving paths and carriage drives and a formal ensemble of architecture overlooking the park from the north in this case. it's a residual building from the fair that has been repurposed for a science museum. well this former marsh formerly very marshy site was quite flat others that. john charles and his brother rick designed later have more vertical interest in topography, but nevertheless this scheme could almost be seen as a recipe and a prince of the

summit strategists that the white house has ever and steve racially and white house chief of staff mcclainen agenda. joining us now is someone who was only inside of the obama white house legislative battles. david plot of former campaign manager and white house senior adviser to president barack obama he is an msnbc political analyst. and david, from your old spot in the white house watching what happened in the senate today what happens next and do you fear because you have a good feel for voters reaction to this stuff. do you fear democratic voters in patients with this process that is going on in the senate which is clearly some sort of performance art for joe manchin and senator cinema to prove to them that the republicans really are what they say there? >> well thank you lawrence, you know the senate very well in this is just where it is. but now cinema and mention have structure which is horrible. people have permission -- to they have offerings? to do something a little bit different than they were saying previously and so now with unified -- filibuster entirely. the republican par

chief correspondent tells us who is in the running from mcclain virginia. >> democrats are deciding theonwealth has been light, raising concerns about democratic voter enthusiasm. former governor terry mcauliff wants his old job back and has the endorsement of current governor ralph northam. >> we have had eight great years of progress in yeah virginia this could all go away tomorrow if we don't get people out to vote. >> there are candidates more progressive than mcauliff. they are hoping to turn the page. former delegate jennifer foia and jennifer mcclellan are seeking to make history hoping to become the nation's first black woman governor. >> working mom working family. someone who has lived paycheck to paycheck unable to work the high cost of healthcare. >> a chance to make history as virginia's first female governor. >> when you don't have federal guidance it's important hot governor is. we have good leadership in washington now. but we can't let our foot up off the gas here in the state. >> justin fairfax is also in this race. he was seen as a rising star in the party but took a

. >> do you still have herpes, mcclain? people always laugh. was unfair. >> i had to get up at 6:00, take the kids to school and make their lunch and i would be ladl riding on my way to meet them on the stoplight. that's what i find interesting. it starts and ends up like nothing. >> i got so many women, omnh my god, your mom taught me everything about sex. oh, really? great, she wrote great sex in great books. i am not claiming to be a great literally a genius, i am claiming to be a great star. the people who criticized me the most are the ones who never read me. >> it hurts her. >> i am going to make sure i protect myself. she had to find an image. it was the hairpieces. it was the makeup. the tie and the suit and the shoulders and fabulous jewels. the earrings. >> i mean she became the representatives, the kyle clarks in her book with cleavage and jewels and looking gorgeous. it was always quite startling. >> she added the leopard print. it was sort of a suit of armor. books that have been really successful in england but not in america. i s

mike emanuel is live in mcclain, virginia with this contest. hi, mike. >> dana, good morning.rty and the commonwealth of virginia. former governor terry mccaul i have wants his job back. he served from virginia governor from 2014 to 2018. virginia doesn't allow a governor to allow consecutive terms. he as a former governor is the favorite but there is room for upset. speaking of that, former delegate jennifer foye and state sen -- if either of them win in november they would be virginia's first female governor something to watch. today is all about the democrats. republicans picked businessman last month to be their nominee. we'll see how things shake out today. >> dana: thanks, mike. what's amazing. the virginia governor ralph northam weathered the black face scandal. terry mccauliffe saying he heard people wanted more dancing videos. there were six people there. twitter had a lot of fun with him and listen, own it, right? so he is clearly owning it. >> dana: i heard him say he has more energy today than the day he was born. >> bill: in the meantime 18 minutes before the hour

you can go to anthony mcclain. erik garner was murdered. people are killing these police officers -- this is a good thing that he received 22 years, because african american people, we never get any type of accountability. we never get justice for anything. so this was a statement. >> yeah. >> you know what? those other three officers are on trial next year. what do you want to see happen to them? >> i want to see the same thing, the max, because they had the opportunity. because if i would have went with any of my friends and would have had killed somebody, they could have gave me the maximum amount of time. no ands, no buts about it. i would have been in jail, the first day, not in my bed asleep. >> but don, we're making progress, and i think with the passage of the george floyd policing act, we can hopefully prevent some of these deaths, because real justice would be george being here with his family and his daughter, and this journey to justice ends, don lemon, when black people and other people of color won't be killed by police just b

mcclain will vote no on h.r. 3005. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cohen, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. cohen will vote yes on h.r. 3005. as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on h.r. 3005. as the member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote yes on h.r. 3005. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. steube of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. steube will vote no on h.r. 3005. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 3005. the speaker

kucinich was laughed autodebate stage in 2008 when he admitted that he had seen a ufo at shirley mcclain'sessing a little bit of openness to this. you have tucker carlson, and joe rogan, and i believe the other day, rudy giuliani and marco rubio, and it's very much bipartisan, and something that was this huge conspiracy theory of the fringe, especially in this moment of misinformation and disinformation, has come again to the forefront, but not in a cringy way, which is fascinating in and of itself, and it comes in a moment when america and the world, frankly, is being asked to kind of open their minds to the possibility of stuff we have previously thought implausible is plausible. so a once in a lifetime deadly pandemic that takes out the globe for a stretch. that's now happened. an insurrection on the u.s. capitol, that has now happened, and so against that backdrop as well, something that once seemed so outlandish doesn't necessarily seem so crazy anymore. >> that's the perfect analysis, you have this coalition of people who probably don't agree on a lot of the questions let alone the a

mcclain. >> thank you, mr. chairman.hank you ranking member rogers, and thank you both for being here. i want to speak on the issue of china and the steps that the army is taking to prepare for any eventualities. madam secretary, your budget request to the screen has requested several cuts in different departments. you request a cut and total forces from fiscal year 20 ones current projected levels, and even a cut in the procurement of munitions. as china continues to spend billions on building up its military, why are we requesting a cut in force strength and munition procurement? seems like they are going this way on spin and we're going this way, and every hearing that i am in china is our number one threat, china is a number one threat, yet we give them less and less money and they continues anymore. very concerning. >> congresswoman, thank you. first of all i very concerned about china's comprehensive modernization and the breadth of its his modernization over the last 20 years. they have definitely taken advantage

several years ago, a young man named elijah mcclain died in colorado, after being placed in two chokeholds by police and being administered editing. nearly one year ago on june 30 of 2020, the colorado u.s. attorney's office, the department of justice, and the fbi announced they had begun reviewing the facts of the case for potential civil -- civil rights investigation. they said "the standard practice of the doj is to not disclose the progress of investigations, however there are specific cases in which doing so is warranted, if such information is in the best interest of the public safety." even that statement, can you confirm the doj has opened up a federal civil rights investigation into this matter? director wray: i would need to consult with the department about what information we can provide in response to that question. but i'm happy to have my staff circle back to you after we have done that. rep. neguse: thank you. i appreciate that. we will follow-up with your team. as i mentioned, mr. maclean was administered a drug by ems personnel. in your opinion, are there any acceptable n

several years ago, a young man named elijah mcclain died in colorado, after being placed in two chokeholds by police and being administered editing. nearly one year ago on june 30 of 2020, the colorado u.s. attorney's office, the department of justice, and the fbi announced they had begun reviewing the facts of the case for potential civil -- civil rights investigation. they said "the standard practice of the doj is to not disclose the progress of investigations, however there are specific cases in which doing so is warranted, if such information is in the best interest of the public safety." even that statement, can you confirm the doj has opened up a federal civil rights investigation into this matter? director wray: i would need to consult with the department about what information we can provide in response to that question. but i'm happy to have my staff circle back to you after we have done that. rep. neguse: thank you. i appreciate that. we will follow-up with your team. as i mentioned, mr. maclean was administered a drug by ems personnel. in your opinion, are there any acceptable n

mcclain will vote nay on amendment 108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. leger fernandez, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. leger fernandez will vote no on the van duyne amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. comer of the state of kentucky, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. comer will vote yea on amendment number 108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. ruiz, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote no on the van duyne amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. timmons of south carolina, pursuant to house resolu