mike doyle, something's got critical and he was the liaison between the white house announced. e deserves a lot of credit. he -- we asked him if he wanted to come and he said no. so doyle was part of that group. he was with us at the table all the way. no, he is not with me. no, i do not mean to be flippant. dan pop than one-third twice and for the long negotiations, he was not there. it would have asked mr. le pen's. -- you would have to ask mr. lipinski. [inaudible] >> the best spoke directly with the president. there were conversations, but mr. bauer was the main negotiator for a spirit of our. -- for us. bob bauer. one more question and we will go. [inaudible] >> i agree with the bishops that we would rather have the stupak language. the reality is that we cannot pass it in the senate. there is a lot of things we love to have his like 250 pieces of legislation sitting in the senate, but they did not pass it. we need both chambers to pass it and the president decided third we cannot get more than 45 votes in the senate. the bishops are right. statutory law is better than an e

on the west mike doyle, on the east bob brady. senior member, mr.ki, and then all of his pals around. members came from across the country and across the aisle to pay their respects, to get jack's blessing and what they were up to. he always gave them friendship, he always gave them advice. sometimes he gave them support. [laughter] for two weeks since he left us this flag that bob brady gave to joyce and the family has been sitting there in memory of jack, his leadership, especially of his patriotism. seeing the outpouring support in pennsylvania and seeing it here today recalls to mind a passage from the book of ecleezeast cuss that i mentioned in johns town. now let us praise great men, the heros of our nation. led people by their counsel and their knowledge of the laugs -- laws. from their fund of wisdom they gave instruction. their bodies are buried in peace and their names will live forever. the people will tell of their wisdom and the congregation will continue to sing their praise. wouldn't jack murtha's grandmother, tim, wouldn't she be pro

on the west mike doyle, on the east bob brady. senior member, mr.nd then all of his pals around. members came from across the country and across the aisle to pay their respects, to get jack's blessing and what they were up to. he always gave them friendship, he always gave them advice. sometimes he gave them support. [laughter] for two weeks since he left us this flag that bob brady gave to joyce and the family has been

i want to thank mike doyle and phil gingrey from georgia for introducing this bipartisan resolution, representatives doyle and gingrey are the co-chair of the congressional robotics caucus and they educate members of congress about robotics technology and the important role that it plays in our competitiveness. i would urge support of this resolution, and at this point would reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. hall: madam speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 1055, supporting the goals and ideals of national robotics week, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hall: national robotics week, which annually occurs during the second full week of april, recognizes the transformative role of robotics technology, the ability of robotics to inspire and educate and the need to underscore education at all levels. this event celebrates the u.s. as the leader in robotics technology which becomes more prevalent in our lives with each passi