i thank mr. boyd and mr. ehlers for bringing this resolution and i ask all my members unanimously support h.res. 1283 as amended. with that -- 1284 as amended. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: all time has expired, the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1284 as amended. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. without objection, the title is amended. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. cohen: i move to suspend the rules and agree to resolution, s.con.res. 61, expressing the sense of congress that general aviation pilots and industry should be recognized for the contributions made in response to the haiti earthquake. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution.

boyd. even after getting warnings cooperating. mr. zazi andhis co-conspirator, abduutallab and all these people who still ultimately decided to speak with the government. >> again, i c think back even to murder cases where -- prosecuted and now you're dealing with far m serious cases where, again, people are ven the miranda warning and they went ahead and gave the information, but you also had then, as you said, the ability to usehe -- use the statements in court. now, since taking office, i believe -- and madam chair, wearing my hat as the chair of the judiciary committee, i've seen you use all the options available to try terrorists, suspects including federal criminal commissions. since september 11th, there have been over 400 terrorism-related convictions in federal court. there are hundreds of terrorists locked up in our prisons. over 400. now there's been three people convicted in military commisons. i think the new manual for military commissions was issued last week. without putting words in your mouth is it safe to say that t

boyd. even after getting warnings cooperating. mr. zazi and his co-conspirator, abdulmutallab and all these people who s ultimately decided to speak with the government >> again, i can think back even to murder cases where -- i prosecuted and now you're dealing with far more serious cases where, again, people are given the miranda warning and they went ahead and gave the information, but you also had then, as you said, the ability to use the -- use the statements in court. now, since taking office, i believe -- and madam chair, wearing my hat as the chair of the judiciary committee, i've seen you use all the options available to try terrorists, suspects including federal criminal commissions. since september 11th, there have been over 400 terrorism-related convictions in federal court. there are hundreds of terrorists locked up in our prisons. over 400. now there's been three people convicted in military commissions. i think the new manual for military commissions was issued last week. without puttingords in your mouth is it safe to s

boyd a lifetime democrat. i'm for tim burns the same reason i was with barack obama. i want change. whether or not mr.urns pulls off a victory in what polls suggest as a competitive race. they embody the nightmare nationally that each committed democrats will turn on their own party. new orleans? good morning. caller: we talking about pennsylvania and the incumbent there. what i really, it seems like all the polls are just dealing with white people. doesn't seem like it comes the mack votes. are they - why aren't they included? host: i would disagree with you. caller: pardon me? host: the poling is a reflection of diverse opinions and ethnicity and gender. caller: listen. there are other - that black republicans like smith in arkansas and when you go out to arizona, but they don't get any type of attention. and they're part of a party and part of the united states. host: okay. thanks for the call. paul is joining us from california. clover dale, california. good morning. caller: good morning. to you too. say, i suppose overtime, especially in the last - few elections that i've experienced it's not so

boyd, a rich guy dutch tried to steal genco island -- jacko island. he seems like a religious man. host: we're going to leave it there. we're talking about the gubernatorial races. in georgia, mrrnes is running to recapture his seat. guest: that is right. host: what do the polls say? guest: in the polls, barnes maintains the lead, but this is something that is not that difficult. i clearly hit a nerve with the civil war something. look, that does signal something very serious when it becomes anti-government. host: who is going to be the republican nominee in georgia? guest: it is too close to call. we have several great options. we will go to a runoff. i think the race will be so close that the top two vote getters will go to a runoff. host: and that is happening in july and then the primary in august? -- that is happening in july, the primary, and then in august? guest: that is right. host: do you think it is going to be a democratic pickup? guest: no, they do not have a chance this year. there is a 55% job approval rating. voters through the democratic party out of office, led by -- and voters threw the democrats -- the democratic party out of office and they do not want to

boyd, a rich guy dutch tried to steal genco island -- jacko island. he seems like a regious man. host: we're going to leave it there. we're talking about the gubernatorial races. in georgia, mrbarne is running to recapture his seat. guest: that is right. host: what do the polls say? guest: in the polls, barnes maintains the lead, but this is something that is not that difficult. i clearly hit a nerve with the civil war something. look, that does signal something very serious when it becomes anti-government. host: who is going to be the republican nominee in georgia? guest: it is too close to call. we have several great options. we will go to a runoff. i think the race will be so close that the top two vote getters will go to a runoff. ho: and that is happening in july and then the primary in august? -- that is happening in july, the primary, and then in august? guest: that is right. host: do you think it is going to be a democratic pickup? guest: no, they do not have a chce this year. there is a 55% job approval rating. voters through the democratic party out of office, led by -- and voters threw the democrats -- the democratic party out of office and they do not want to see