mr. butler sat down with us to talk about religion in 20th century new york city and talked to us about misconceptionsd this year in providence, rhode island. >> jon butler, you are writing a book called "god ith

mr. butler sat down with us to talk

mr. butler sat down with us to talk about religion in 20th century new york city and talked to us about misconceptions on the subject. he was interviewed this year in providence, rhode island. >> jon butler, you are writing a book called "god in gotham," what is it about? jon butler: it is about religion in modern manhattan. when people think about religion in america and new york, they do not put the two together. when we think about religion in modern america, we think about rural america and south. but we do not think about manhattan. manhattan and new york city are often referred to as the capital s of american secularism. >> what encouraged you to write this book? jon butler: two things. a close friendd who was an urban historian at ucla. we were close friends. we both lived in minneapolis in summer. our kids played together. we talked about urban history all the time. i just found out that i thought there was a story here. in other words, he helped me find a story. i started out as a colonial american historian. 200 years before him. i thought there was a story about religion in modern manhattan

mr. butler, what do we teach in the new schools we are planning? and winston churchill said, tell them how wolf took quebec. in a way, he is right. he is onto something. but we need to work out the implications of winston churchill's remarks. it iscountry that -- interesting that countries like india, for example, do stress in their schools a commitment to the country and at the same time the attitudes the americans do, the pledge of allegiance to the flag. it is hard to imagine that happening in britain today. but if britain is to survive, it will have to become thinkable again. >> i am from orlando and i am curious about your reviews. as pointed out, immigration is really the successful argument that the campaign has used against the state campaign. i remember reading an a canadian newspaper during mrs. thatcher's governance of the united kingdom, in one comment about a proposal of monetary union within the the united between states, canada, u.k., a strike, and new zealand. >> i am sorry. so, the question is? what is the question? >> [indiscernib

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mr. butler put forth a fair question about the second review and a diversity opinion therefore shouldn't be a proper environmental document for this proposal. >> the public will - i'm sorry project sponsor an 8 hour rebuttal. >> i respectfully ask 4 minutes. >> 2. >> thank you for reviewing the project i wanted to point out that from the very beginning our project has been 100 percent code compliant we may sure of that in the beginning we didn't want to propose something that was more than we felt we needed in order to negotiator come in with good faith additional trying to be responsible that was spoken to the noise made but is car stacker 80 decimals is created by the units we've offered to locate on the other side of the house the starker we manufactured within 70 decimals that is quieter than a residential dishwasher the heights towers over our proposed vertical addition our highest floor lines up with the low fats habitable floor of the union street prosper your sgaements lines you up with their basement we felt the dr requesters are unreasonable they demands we extend underground a

butler county, pennsylvania, as v.a. clinic. am the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. roe, and the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. roe. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and . tend their remarks the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. roe: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 5317, a bill to name the department of veterans affairs v.a. health care center in center township, butler county, pennsylvania, the abie abraham v.a. clinic. this is sponsored by congressman mike kelly of pennsylvania. i am grateful this will honor a true american hero. master sergeant abraham lived a truly remarkable life. born in lindora, pennsylvania, as one of 11 children, he set a world record for a teenager of sitting in a tree for 3 1/2 months. rather amazing, i might add. accor

mrs. thatcher sort i wanted to do. at one point in the war, churchill was asked by one of his ministers, butler, what i'm going to teach the children in the new schools w we're plannin? and churchill said, taliban how wolf took quÉbec -- tell them. in the way he's right. but we need to work out the implications of churchill's remarks and we have to apply it in our own schools. it's interesting that countries like india, for example, to stress in their schools commitment to the country. they have the same kind of attitudes as americans do. they pledge allegiance to the flight and that kind of thing. it's very hard to imagine that happening in britain today but if britain is to survive, it's going to be, thinkable again. >> i'm curious about your views as pointed out on breitbart news, immigration is really the successful argument that belief campaign has used against the state campaign. the second part is i remember reading in a canadian newspaper during lady thatcher's governance and one of the newspapers about his proposal about a monetary union within the anglosphere. thank you for using that term, between u.s., cana

mr. blumenauer: i always enjoy sharing the debate with my good friend from butler, pennsylvania who cares passionately about this country. he has some great ideas. we often find areas that we can agree. i think even the issue that we're debating today could be an area that we could find agreement. because what the president is proposing is not to levy a fee and have the money burned up, the president is proposing a fee to fix america's damaged infrastructure. i know my friend from butler cares passionately about the people that he represents. they are paying a tax today for poor infrastructure. the average american pays three times with annual damage to their cars than what this fee would be in it were translated -- would be if it were translated into a gas tax increase. i note that his state of pennsylvania actually has imposed an oil franchise fee. and is the equivalent of about another 9 1/2 cents increase. and pennsylvania did that because their infrastructure is damaged. well, that's what we should have as part of this discussion today. again we have a cartoon proposal that assumes t

mrs. thatcher certainly wanted them to enter one point in the war churchill was asked by one of his ministers are a butler what do we have to teach the children in the new schools were planning? churchill said tell them how what took quÉbec and in a way that's right. he is onto something but we need to work out the implications of churchill's remarks and we have to apply it in our own schools. it's interesting that countries like india for example do stress in their schools a commitment to the country. they have the same kind of attitudes as americans do. their pledges -- pledge allegiance to the flag. it's very hard to imagine that happening in britain today but if britain is to survive its going to have to become so. >> george from orlando and i'm curious about your feelings as pointed out on breitbart news immigration is really successful argument that the league campaign used against the state campaign and the second part of my question is i remember reading the canadian newspaper during lady thatcher's tremendous governance of united kingdom and one of the newspapers about his proposal of a monetary

mr. speaker, i'm delighted to be here presenting this amendment. my co-sponsor of this amendment , ms. butler, is unable to be here but the rel vanlt. she had a baby -- rel vanlt. she had a -- relevant. she had a baby two weeks ago. this is not her first child and she's a breastfeeding mother. this amendment is about creating the potential for the house office buildings and this capitol to come into compliance with the general services administration guidelines for having breastfeeding stations available for women who need them. there's 7,000 women who work here. there's thousands of women who visit on a regular basis. and we don't have the stations that the women need to be here and visit the capitol, work in the capitol, work in the house office buildings or visit there and also take care of their infant children. it's just amazing to me. jamie herrera beutler, someone we all admire, she can't be here, she wishes she was, but she is a big advocate of this. what this amendment would do is not cost money but allow a shift in money, $500,000, from the capitol construction and operations accoun