woolsey: mr. eaker, i request ve legislative days during which membe may revise and extend d insrt extraneous material on h.res. 1389 in t recd. th speer pro tempore: without objecon. ms. wooly: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as ma consume. the speakepro tempore: the genelady is recnized. . olsey:r. speak, rise today in support of house resoon 1389, to honor and celeb fatr's day this sunday, and to recognize th involvement of our natios father their children's lives. th rolion recoizes the special bond between father and chi byelebratg th significant a pive impacts of an involved father has on hishild and the entire father. every year the third sunday june famils across the country take time to celebrate the dad inhe famil new frs andxperienced fathers alikere honored for the hd work and deep love it taketo be -- whether it be rough home cooked meal, a ca or even simplehone ca we stop once aear to thank fathers for evything ey do in our live rtunately 25lion children in americtoday are living apa

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mr. speeri ha a motion to recomt at thek. the eaker pro tempore:s the gentleman opposed to the bill >> in its current form. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlen qualifies. e clerk: mr. lee of new yor moves to recommit the bi -- mr. lee: i askunanimous const to dispense withhe reading. the spker pro tempore: obction is heard. e clerk will continue reading. the clerk: m lee of ew york moves to recommit t 5072 to the committee financial servic with instructions to report the same back to the house frthwith wth the following amendment. at the e of the the llowg w sections. sectio 16,rohibition of mortgage insurance for brrowers with segic default. the speaker pro tempore: the clk will suspend. the clerk will continue reading. the clerk: section 203 of the nation housing act, 12 united statesode 1709, as amdedy the procding provisions of this acts furer amended b adng at the end the following new subson. z,prohibition of mortga insurance for borrowers with strategicefaults. one,rohibition, the secretary his title that a is secured by a one

fudge:hank y, mr. eaker. mr. spea congress must decide wther to protect the interest of a few deceiv banks who ruin the industry for otrsr t protect the hardrkg americans ofhis nation. usdemoats have already decided, we dided to choos main st ove wall street. we hav decided tohoose pares o want t their chiren and fr people who are saving for rement. havided, mr. spker, that the americanple e more important thane overalous bankers. mainining the status quo is t the answer. look at what the current situation has done fr arica. eight lliojobs were lt without the safegrds to protect main street. millions of homes were taken in foclosure due to subprime mortgagechemes. american peopldeserve and want bett. a cnn poll shows six outof 10 americans upport wall street re. reicans have blocked efforts to protect americans house epublicans voted unanimously against the wall street reform and consumer otection ac th act would rorm wall stetreform executive pay, and end taxpayer funded bailou, and hole banks and financial firm

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mr. eaker, the first of many benefits under the hltla that my republican coeagues opsed and now hope to repeal is on the way. our seniors and th rest of the country can't afford togo back to a broken system controlled by insurance companies with coverage gaps, denied care, and skyrketing costs. with that i yield. the speaker pro mpore: the gentleman yields back the balance ofis time. for what purpose does the -- the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> to address the house for one minute the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> today is a very important day for seniors in south florida. today more than three weeks ahead of schedule checks to help cover the costs medication wbe mailed to seniors who haveallen into the dreaded medire part d doughnut hole. i have talked to many seniors in west palm beach and parts of my district who had to make the wrenching choice between food d medcine. mr. klein: this shod n

mr. eaker, i wld like to men d women, amsoolsey r saiare givingheir lives i iraqnd aan. i would ask d to pas less men and women in unif pleass their familie and pasbless thhouse ansenate th we will do at is right in the of god. ani ask three times, pleas god continue to bless ts country d god, ease always remember that we carat you look afus so wl do wh's right oeoe. i ieldac ue tbless america. eneman yields back t bance of h. mr. dertt of washingt. thetlems recognized for fiutes. mr. dermt: permission to ddre t hou for five minutes,evise andxtend. eakepro tempe: without obction. mr. mcdermott: we ve auge probin country that hav't comto terms with, long-term unemploymen the nuer of amicans who ha job te past simonths ve hit the hel ever record. d anle. cindyfor ea, worked the corporate uning division of p. morgan chase in upstate yo sas let go inave of layoffthat eveuay shutterethtire syracuse operations center hejob wento indian and ed colcting unemoyment benefits. her n wo i ed everything o tre. now that she is aboo run t f benefits, has arted taking money out ofer.a.

thank you, mr. eaker. we'll see it been copy and peysed off the aclu's lawsuit. that's the work i believe is being don the outside group the lefting groups, play the tune, the tune's right here in the lawsuit from the aclu, and en the justice department dances at the direion of the president of the united states, at the direction of the aclu, seiund the rest ofhe left-wingrganizations that filed this lawsuit. this is not a rational approach. if thpresident can't articulate a problem, excuse me. . the president can't articulate a constitutional violation even ough he taut at the university of chicago. the attorney genal, under oath, couldn't articulate a constitutial feder statute or case law violation of arizona 's immigration law 1070. but yet, this radical case that i think that is irrational and illogical by t aclu andthis is a sumry, about that k, actually, this will make the whole series of arguments and i believe the justi department, if they come forwar and i think they will, will be making thamirrational arguments. so mr. speaker, i'm concerned about an u

eaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? without objection, so ordered. mr. johnson: you know, a recent gallup poll showed 79% of americans now you few the federal debt as a serious threat to the future well-being ofthis nation. it's no wonder because the administration just annoued the nation's debt will reach 93% of g.d.p. this year. a new high. economic expes predict that an unprecedented debt level could squash at least one million more jobs. the news ce the same day th labor department reported that nearly all of the new jobs were temporary hires at the census and some of them rehires at that. make no mistake. the out-of-control government spending coupled with a heavy debt prevent us from creating the quality jobs and bright future americans want, nee and deserve. it's time to get our fiscal house in order once and for all. the stimul, the bailouts, government-run health care. enough is enough. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? >> to address th