mr. larson. mr. lumme in our. votes no. mr. kind. mr. kind votes no. mr. pass crowe. no. ms. berkeley. >> yes. >> votes yes. mr. crowley. votes no. mr. van hollen. mr. van hollen votes no. mr. meek. mr. meek votes no. ms. schwartz. votes no. mr. davis of alabama. votes no. mr. davis of illinois. mr. davis of oil now votes no. mr. ethridge. mr. ethridge votes no. ms. sanchez. votes no. mr. higgins. mr. higgins votes no. mr. yarmouth, voetsdz no. mr. camp. mr. camp votes yes. mr. larson votes no. mr. herger. votes aye. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. brady. mr. brady votes aye. mr. ryan, mr. ryan votes aye. mr. cantor, mr. cantor votes aye. mr. linder. mr. linder votes aye. mr. nunez, votes aye. mr. tea barry votes aye. ms. brown wait, votes aye. mr. davis of kentucky. mr. davis of kentucky votes aye. mr. reichert, votes aye. mr. buse taney. votes aye. mr. heller, votes aye. mr. ross cam, votes aye. mr. mcdermott, votes no. mr. tanner. mr. tanner votes no. mr. chairman chairman votes no. 16 yeas. 25 nays. thank you mr. chairman the underlying bill allows for redistribut

mr. larson the chair of the caucus, mr. ba sarah the vice chair, mr. van holland wears two leadership hats in assistant to the speaker and chair of the d.c. cc. in addition to that the chairs of the subcommittee who have worked very hard on this bringing their extensive knowledge and experience in health care and health care insurance reform, chairman stark of the ways and means committee, chairman andrews of education and labor and chairman malone of the education -- of the energy and commerce committee. have i acknowledged everyone? i can acknowledge everyone in the caucus. this has been such a joint effort. over the coming weeks, congress will continue working with president obama to make health care reform work for middle class americans. this bill is a starting point and a path to success. . to lower costs for consumers and businesses to give greater choice to americans, including keeping your plan, your doctor and plan if you like them, better quality of care putting doctors, not insurance companies back in charge and to provide stability and pea

mr. larson and mr. becerra to listen to the concerns of members. we've made a great deal of progress.e're on schedule and the conversations have been very productive. as you get toward the end, when you're ready to introduce and then you go to the markup and the amendment process is when you get some of the differentiation beyond the consensus we have built today, but ofrom those conversations, i feel very confident that we'll have strong health care reform that will lower costs, improve quality, give people more peace of mind that recognizing that if you don't have your health you don't have anything. we intend for them to have that health care. mr. hoyer, would you like to speak? >> i want to make one comment, i agree with what the speaker said, but you mentioned blue dogs in particular,ic to a person, the blue dogs believe we need to pass, and they want to support, health care reform. they know their people want health care reform. as the speaker indicated, the ledge -- legislative process you get down to the specifics of the house, not the objective, then -- of the hows, not the o

mr. larson the chair of the caucus. mr. van holland who wears two leaders of the hats. in addition to that, the chairs of the subcommittee who worked very hard on this bringing their extensive knowledge and experience in healthcare and healthcare insurance reform. chairman starks of the ways and means committee and chairman andrews and have i acknowledged everyone? okay. this has been such a joint effort. over the coming weeks, congress will continue working with president obama to make healthcare reform work for middle class americans. this bill is a starting point and a path to success to lower costs to consumers and business guess to give greater choice to americans including keeping your plan, your doctor or plan if you like them, better quality of care, putting doctors not insurance companies back in charge and to provide stability and peace of mind that you cannot be denied care or coverage for a preexisting condition. this is so important to the middle class. who cannot be denied care for a preexisting job if you lose a job, change jobs or start a business you st

mr. larson of connecticut. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> mr. speaker, to ask unanimous consent to speak out of order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> i would like to recognize a great educator who passed away just a few days ago. this man was a tremendous leader. he was the principle of boys and girls high school in brooklyn, a gentleman by the name of frank mickens. frank mickens really, really provided the leadership that we need so desperately today and he did it with grace. he would insist that his students worry neck ties and of course the board of education and people were very concerned about the fact that they said he was not following the rules and regulations of the board of education. but frank's argument was that if a youngster had on a shirt and a tie his behavior would be different. and that they would be more eager to learn and of course frank proved everybody that it was right what he was saying. he proved to everybody that this made sense. he also said that if a young

mr. larson?bout hackers getting into the system and getting ahold of your personal information. you feel more comfortable when you think there is somebody on the other line or somebody that you can reach out and touch as opposed to going to the internet and throwing yourself in cyber space. and those are the kinds of thing that are immediate concerns that come to mind. it might sound silly. it's a comfort level. >> chris, how do you -- how do you address that, and also how do you address your responsibility in vetting those -- if i give you $100 as an investor with prosper.com, how do i know that money is being lent out so that there is standard of protecting me from getting my money stolen? >> great question. thank you for having us this morning. we appreciate it. on the security end, on the privacy issues, obviously, absolutely it's key when you talk about financial services. i think that we have been at online banking now for well over 10 years, and the truth is, i think we now have state of t

mr. larson of connecticut, mr. dent, mr. massa, $45 million for energy efficiency. on behalf of mr. cuellar of texas, the amendment prohibits funds from being used to purchase light bulbs, unless they have the energy star or federal energien management program designation. also, the -- this amendment has an amendment for mr. kissell which does not create any new programs or it follows the current language and the amendment prohibits funds in the bill for being used to purchase passenger vehicles unless they are purchased from ford, g.m., or chrysler. the dement decreases funding for corps of engineers expenses by $10.8 million, bethpt of energy by $30 million, the office of electricity by $15 million and others by $.25 million. at this time, i will yield mr. massa 30 seconds if he's here. i reserve my time, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i respectfully rise in opposition to the amendment. i don't have any real problem with the content of the chairman's amendment, i do, however, have a problem with carrying the idea of a manager's amendment