mr. forbes: mr. speaker, i hope we support this amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 13. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. forbes: i ask for a recorded vote on this, the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 and the chair's prior announcement, further proceedings on this motion will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1002, the wireless fairness act of 2011, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1002, a bill to restrict any state or local jurisdiction from imposing a new disc

mr. forbes: i yield one minute to the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. lungren: in contrast to the suggestion that we don't need to have this' affirmation, we had a lawsuit by an individual in my district about the words under god in the pledge of allegiance. that same individual is suing on this question, in god we trust. i had to fight strongly to get the words in place in the c.b.c. where it is now. and i think we have admitted one, the leader of the civil rights revolution, martin luther king, made it clear in his letter from the birmingham jail, that, in fact, we act out of the requirements by the god in whom we trust. that makes us a nation that respects the liberties, the individual worth of every single member of our society. if he had not, in fact, looked to our historic belief in god as a basis for those principles, that all americans abide by, that is that we are equal in the eyes of god, and therefore, equal in the eyes of our government, he would not have been successfu

mr. forbes: mr.eclaration of independence was penned, it was unique in that the writers of that document recognized that the rights tha we have as american citizens didn't come from some committee in this body, some resolution or even from the king, but rather came from god himself. in 1814 during the war of 1812 frances scott key noticed through the battle fires that were going on a unique thing and began to pen what would become our national anthem when he wrote "the star spangled banner" and mentioned "in god we trust" was the motto of our great nation. the 39th congress of the united states in 1865 during the civil war which threatened to tear this nation apart, authorized "in god we trust" to be placed on certain coins including the dollar, the half dollar and the quarter dollar. the 43rd congress in 1873 authorized "in god we trust" to be placed on coins as the secretary of commerce would so desire and secretary of the treasury. in the 60th congress in 1908 congress mab dated that "in god we tr

mr. forbes: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on house concurrent resolution 13, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. forbes: mr. speaker, mumes -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. forbes: mr. speaker, when our declaration of independence was penned, it was unique in that the writers of that document recognized that the rights that we have as american citizens didn't come from some committee in this body, some resolution or even from the king, but rather came from god himself. in 1814 during the war of 1812 frances scott key noticed through the battle fires that were going on a unique thing and began to pen what would become our national anthem when he wrote "the star spangled banner" and mentioned "in god we trust" was the motto of our great nation. the 39th congress of the

mr. forbes, mr. rohrabacher and others, ensures that members of the national guard and service -- armed forces will be able to obtain bankruptcy relief without fill ought the substantial paperwork required by the means test. h.r. 2192 extends the existing means test exception which will expire in a few weeks if congress fails to act, and act we should for our service and national guards people who have risked their life for our safety. filing chapter seven bankruptcy is considered an abuse of the bankruptcy law. this will apply to those who serve on active duty for 90 tais and remains in effect for 540 days after they leave the military. the debt relief extension act would extend the exception until december, 2015. this modest but important exception allows qualifying members of the dward and reserves to obtain bankruptcy relief without fulfilling the means test paperwork requirements. . more than many serving multle tours of duty, they made up 43% of u.s. forces serving in iraq and afghanistan and r

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mr. forbes. >> he just commented that the air force will be there to support them. -- support the army orie trying. i know the patriotism. it asks you to perform a mission you will do it or die trying. that has been your history. we hear a lot of different opinions about the impact of these cuts whether it is for under $65 billion, or $600 billion more. do you have any historical background can offer your history? -- of where we have made similar types of cuts and the impact it has made to the lives of the men and women that served in the services that you represent? do you know woman tried to make -- do you know of any time we have tried to make those cuts on the security situation was unsettled as it is today decks any of you, are like to hear your thoughts. >> i remember a little antidote. i want to this. -- i went to my first submarine. i was a lieutenant junior grade. we are about to get under way. it is 1979. we get on board. we but get the ball caps. there are people from several squadrons. we could not man up. we had a sonar display their cricket. we had a display there. they were

mr. forbes, i agree with the senator. mr. ford is the right person. i disagree with the ambassador because a side had been sober with his people. having said that i agree with the president's. the right person for the job. i think it is in the interest of every american and indeed the interest of the civilized world to isolate this regime as much as possible. this is a bipartisan issue. it is an american issue. damages to your the suggestion that we get from the panel in here but the efforts remaking in that regard, and all of us can commit to move forward to do our best to isolate the regime which hopefully will reach the results of all this want to see. >> thank you. who will start with the opening statement, and the move will go to questions. i spoke to both of our witnesses , and they agree to try and keep it. both of your full statements to much of course, will remain part of the record for this hearing, and we'll start with the assistance secretary. >> wrecking member, the distinguished. thank you for inviting is to appear before you today to di

mr. anderson told "forbes" he was not the source of the leak. a perry spokesman told nbc news tonight, no one in our campaign was involved in the story at any way. perry's camp pointed the finger at mitt romney, saying, i wouldn't have put it past them. a perry spokesman said this -- there are blog postings around as well discussing that cain's successor at the restaurant association is a big romney donor and some of the board members. there are much closer connections between the restaurant association, cain and the romney camp than there are with us. but there is another republican consultant tonight giving herman cain another headache. his name is chris wilson, and his firm has done polling for a perry presidential pac. >> i was the pollster for the national restaurant association when herman cain was the head of it, and i'll tell you, i was actually around a couple times when this happened. and it just -- anyone who was involved with the restaurant association at the time knew that this was going to come up. i know the woman that is now bein

mr. huntsman. "the wall street journal", "forbes" magazine, two conservative publications well known and respectedng on? >> you've got to have a market moving event. i'm absolutely convinced. the fact that we're lower in the polls nationally doesn't mean a thing. new hampshire is where the action is going to be and i'm here to tell you right now it's going to be a two-person race. we celebrated our 101st public event the other night, house parties, vfw club, we are connecting with the people on the ground because of the very things that you cited there. they get the part that this nation has been downgraded under this president. they get the part that we have high joblessness, highest in a very long time, and it's not getting better. they get the part about $15 trillion in debt. they get the part about afghanistan being an ongoing problem. they get the part about the other major problem in this country, which is trust. we have a trust deficit. i don't think a lot of people are focused on it. the people of this country have lost trust in the institutions of power -- congress, the executive branch,