mr. langford votes aye. mr. move votes aye. mr. labrador votes aye. mr. meehan votes aye. mr. walsh votes aye. mr. gowdy votes aye. mr. ross votes aye. mr. guinta votes aye. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. cummings votes no. mr. towns votes no. miss maloney -- i'm sorry mr. towns votes aye. mrs. maloney votes no. miss norton? >> it's really a good amendment but the -- we can't get a vote. >> i did. no. >> mr. towns votes no. >> miss norton? >> no. >> you're not. mr. kucinich. mr. kucinich votes no. mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper votes no. mr. connelly votes no. mr. quigley votes no. mr. davis votes no. mr. braillely votes no. mr. yarmouth -- mr. -- mr. welsh e i'm sorry i keep skipping you mr. welsh votes no. mr. yarmouth votes no. mr. murphy votes no. miss speer votes no. >> the clerk will report. >> on that vote there are 23 ayes, 17 nos. >> the amendment is agreed to. a quorum being present the question is unfavorably report the contempt report of the house as amended all those in favor signify saying aye those opposed no. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. is

mr. langford. >> thank you, mr. chairman, on this thought that this was something new that was thrown out recently, we have thrown out 22 different categories, those have since been narrowed down to one. this is one of those categories that was given in october of last year, january 31st, the chairman wrote to the attorney general of this year, he also sent him a valentine card on february 14, asking for these same documents again. so while it's easy to say this didn't come up until last week and there's no way he can get it together. it's hard to imagine getting the subpoena last october, getting a letter in january, getting a letter in february, finally we can't get to the point to say it's time to turn these things over. even if he just got it friday, he would have time to turn over two documents, so far he's given us all of zero documents related to this. so this is not something that i'm just in a hurry, i couldn't get to it, this is a systematic stalling, delaying, i'm not going to turn over documents, i do wa

mr. langford. >> i've never seen a $10 -- that would be wonderful. let's see it. that would be spectacular. >> thank you. thanks all of you. it is interesting when you talk about targeted tax cuts we seem to go back to the same areas that all the problems in america seem to reside around the energy companies. when i went back to the fortune 500 list, i often hear about the top five companies energy companies there and how much money they make. and i rarely hear anyone talk about the top fivetology companies in the list who make more than the top five energy companies. but the conversation is always about what will do we do to hit the oil companies. it begs back to the same question. it's they body trying to determine who they like and don't like today. and then to determine tax policy, to dhaerm company makes too much money and i don't like them. that company makes just as much money but i do like them so they'll have different tax the policies. so the challenge becomes how do we handle a tax policy that reformz the system and that cleans up all the preferences th