some were from milkin who was financing. people turned into millionaires based on the takeover of existing companies that they claim they deserve because what did they do? cut expenses. these companies made the lean and mean and regenerated america. you see where we are today. i am a little sarcastic and a angry about this but it is just. i think i got away with too much. paul volcker was chairman of the federal reserve and probably went too far in trying to tame inflation was disturbed by these loans and so we should probably regulate them but got no hearing from ronald reagan and nobody else. the book talks a lot about this. let me jump to the 1990s. i am dwelling too long on this but i want to make the point clear there was crisis after crisis. before 2007-2008 two crises in the 1990s. one was undertaken by banks. they started using these newfangled security codes called derivatives. you could buy a stock or a bond and trade against the stock market or interest rates or currencies like the british pound or the japanese ye

rise today to congratulate wisetta west middle school math teacher seth brown on winning the 2011 milkin education award. he was honored for his efforts to close the achievement gap and use technology in the classroom, particularly using ipods as math aids. mr. paulsen: the millkin foundation gives this to teachers with a $25,000 reward with no strings attach he plans to use the money to help pay his grad school bills and also donating some of it to the school's perform t.a. which supported his use of technology in the classroom. to seth and all the other teachers out there, thank you for doing what you do in educating and inspiring the next general reags of american leaders. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there further requests for one there further requests for one minutes?