didn't have the chance to serve under him, no, sir. >> i was with the 101st there during that time in mosul, and th alabama national guard attached to them, too. you talked about coming in the back door and having captain yogblood, having to dine in the kitchen and not sit out front. do you think that -- you're yale, you're harvard and you're notre da. do you feel that that power, setting aside the up pact it may have had on recruiting sent a message of some kind to the veterans and to the recruiters who they themselves his come off the battlefield and come on that campus? >> oh, that message very clearly is your service to the country and to protect the constitution not valued by these instutions. >> it certainly was not a message of support. i know she met with vetera on veterans' day and she met occas. that's appreciated by vetera we learned that have vietnam vet did not honor. but a whole other issue to elevate their service, show fellow classmas that, indeed, entering the military, going into the? >> a.g. corps and being an army or air force lawyer is a way to contribute to your countr

solomon amendmen had been passed and is that was required, captain, were you with general petraeus in mosul? >> i was not -- i didn't have the chance to serve under him, no, sir. >> i was with the 101st there during that time in mosul, and the alabama nional guard attacd to them, too. you talked about comingn the back door and havi captain youngblood, having to dine in the kitchen a not sit out front. do you think that -- you're yale, you're harvard and you're notre dame. do you feel that that power, setting aside the up pact it may have had on recruiting sent a message of some kind to the veterans and to the recruiters who they themselves his come off the batlefield and come on that campus? >> oh, that message very clearly is your service to the country and to protect the constitution is not valued by these institutions. >> itertainly was not a message of support. i know she met with veterans on veterans' day and she met occas. that's appreciated by veteran. we learned that have vietnamet we did not honor. but a whole other issue to elevate their service, show fellow classmates that, deed,

institutions build up in iraq, still problems, just the news this morning of an al qaeda attack in mosul in iraq. so we're continuing to see problems, but i believe that if we were to take this action, that we would undermine the ability for us to continue our quest to strengthen both the democratic institutions and the opportunity for greater economic opportunity to exist in this very, very critically important country. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 4684, an act to require the secretary of the treasury to strike medals in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the september 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the united states and the establishment of the national september 11 memorial and museum at the world trade center. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i yield the gentleman from texas a minute. mr. paul: i have one question about the rule, how will the time be divided? the speaker pro tempore: the time wil