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bailey hutchison. >> thank you pretty much, mr. mueller for coming before a committee. i'm happy to say that last year we thought it would be the last time that you appear before our committee. and it was very pleased that the president offered and you accepted an extension of your term because i think what has happened at the fbi during your turn is exponential. i think the changes that have taken place in the responsibilities he had have been more transformational than probably any time since the beginning of the fbi. i do want to start by remarks just very briefly by recognizing also the chairwoman of the committee, who on saturday becalmed the longest-serving woman to serve in congress and the history of the united states congress. we are going to make a big deal of that because we are really proud of this little pint-size nighty night who has outlasted them all. so, mr. fbi direct care -- director, let me point out a few things. director mikulski has really outlined the big picture. they're a couple of areas of interest that i have and concern. certainly, i think t

mr. reid: ten minutes, senator cardin. senator boxer, ten minutes. senator kay bailey hutchison has been here before anybody else. following senator cardin, i would ask that she be recognized. after senator boxer? okay. that's fine. senator gillibrand, are you seeking recognition? okay. how much time do you need? three minutes. we have gone through this. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. cardin: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: madam president, i just want to make sure that -- i know there are a lot of us who want to pay our tribute and respect to the senior senator from maryland, senator mikulski. i just want to make sure that the order is -- that everybody -- we have a lot of people on the floor. make sure everybody has their opportunity. are we operating under a consent order? the presiding officer: the consent order to this has senator cardin followed by senator boxer and then senator hutchison. senator kerry is asking to be recognized, yes. mr. kerry: senator reid included my name in that list for ten minutes. the presiding officer: withou

mr. chairman, about who do we trust. well, what above you, first of all, in god we trust, in mom and dad, we trust. and dr. bailey, augusta, georgia, we trust. in uncle, we trust. by that's way down the line. way down the line. i think our colleagues on the other side of the aisle think that big government should control everything, that they should make the decisions. and that's where obamacare came from. and to do it, they had to proffer a 2,800-paged bill that is clearly unconstitutional. h.r. 5 is not unconstitutional. you look at article 1, section 8, clause 3, the commerce clause, and clearly, it's constitutional, requiring someone, forcing someone to engage in commerce, indeed, to purchase health insurance is unconstitutional, and that will be determined by the supreme coordinate. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, we have no further requests for time. and with the agreement of the chairman of the committee, i would like to close at this point. mr. smith: mr. chairman, we h