to what michael barone called a gangsster government. we need to call this for what this is, my colleagues. we need to call this for what this is. call it out. the american people need to get outraged and figure out it could be them next. no business is safe when you see the administration appoint czars, car czars, wage czars. there's over 20 czars that have been appointed. what do they do? they bypass the congress. we are the people's elected representatives. we have been bypassed. we have an imperial presidency where the president has appointed various czars reporting to him and reaching into the confines of private businesses and overnight rendering them virtually worthless, unless they have a special tug, a political tie to a local democrat congressman. is that what we've come to? and i yield back. . mr. akin: i appreciate the lady's passion and strong support for the concept of freedom. you know, what we're really talking about here is what is the job of the government? and we have come to a point where we have actually elected peop

baron, ben hicks and rob cobbs and, mr. markey, i don't know if you've put together -- mr. markey: may i do the same thing? i'd like to thank joe, michael gu, danielle, unra, i'd like to thank mihal, more began gray, jonathan phillips, evan, jackie, jeff sharp, ali broad i ask and especially -- broadski and especially jerry walden and jeff duncan. along with shannon henry who is still sitting over there had as well. all of you were fantastic and it's just a historic achievement and we thank you all so much for everything. mr. waxman: mr. speaker, i also want to add our appreciation to matt weiner, our staff assistance on this legislation. i feel empowered because i only asked for one minu and i've talked far more than one minute. but i guess that's become a new tradition in the house. but i don't want to abuse it and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york rise? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on appropriations, i present a privileged report for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk had report the title. the clerk: report to accom