this is wrong, mr. long before i let you go, i'm going to got about 30 seconds left here. i'm going to bring up a story that may or may not be true. april 20, 2017. when trunk was us precedent? it was a highly publicized event. they dropped a mo, an in house guest on the mother of old. bombs is a huge and almost bomb with a massive strength to it. they said they dropped the mo ap to destroy terrorist tunnel networks. there were other stories that said the mo ab was dropped to open up a lithium deposit. the reportedly china was trying to get, excuse me, heavy equipment towards, regardless of whether or not there's any truth to that. do you think that could be a race with some of the biggest players on the global block today to get the mineral wealth out of afghanistan as soon as possible? look at lithium, look at the battery powered cars and battery powered houses and so on. and so forth today, is there a race to extract the wealth from afghanistan? i, i don't have any culprit evidence in front of me, but i, i do believe i've got to stand is a country. it was extraordinaril

wanted the salary to match salaries of comparable positions in the bay area and i don't know if mr. long gave you the table i put together. what would be involved in that process? >> thank you for the question, president wetchter. so, we have very few department heads that are not classified using the department head classification, so i just would want to say that at the outset. the majority of those who are not elected department heads, so it would be unusual. the process would involve a discussion between the commission and dhr's compensation and classification team, which of course i can -- and support you in that discussion. we would need to evaluate really why do you believe this is unique, how would it help you in terms of recruiting or what's the rationale for creating a standalone job classification? our goal with having department heads grouped together is to provide some sort of a framework that allows both in terms of compensation, in terms of scope of responsibilities, some consistent approaches across the city and so that's the -- that's why we have the approach we have her

mr. generals. long live poland. glory to ukraine. long live ukraine. glory to poland. well, mr.ended yourself by bleeding the russian army so that your best troops could get to know each other, but with the teeth of your defense in donbas, you caused incredible losses to the russians in donbas, the russians lost all their potential, and thanks to this defense, which exhausted the russians, you will be able to win the next battles, repeating the first biggest battle, your greatest success is your defense in donbas, the commander who successfully led the defense for four months is for me your hero as a result of the fact that the russian army in donbas has been exhausted and it no longer has the strength to defend itself whether to fight and what happened in the kharkiv direction is the result of two factors, the first is that the russians were defeated in donbas, and the second is that your president and politicians misled the russians about the intentions of conducting the main operation of the main strike of the president, said president zelensky and your commanders, what do yo

having a difficult time and i know no more than three of us can be present at any one place but mr. long, we can see if we can schedule that at a convenient time. >> we can work that out. i need to talk to the chief deputy and the captain and give us dates and times and we can arrange it. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> you're welcome. >> thank you all so much. also, i think it's really important to keep in mind that we have heard how very much understaffed our sheriff's are, so i think we want to be thoughtful about when we think about the future agenda items and scheduling as to what the is the priorities and why we need certain things at certain times because we want to make sure our deputies are also healthy and working double time and doing all the things, they are members of community and we want them to be, you know, not on medical leave and what not so we do greatly appreciate your work and this is a new commission and we'll work with you to figure out the best way to facilitate the delivery of information in a way that is not overburdensome but reasonable in what o

mr. generals long live glory to ukraine long live ukraine poland glory to poland oh dear taras, i ask youstand that the armed forces of ukraine struck so powerfully that the russian front was sprinkled. in the donbass, the battles you introduced led the army very well. you defended yourself very well, and you bled the russian army to get acquainted. you lost your best troops there, but having teeth, your defense on in donbass, you inflicted incredible losses on the russians in donbass, the russians lost all their potential and thanks to this defense, which exhausted the russians, you will be able to win the next battles, i repeat the first biggest battle, your greatest success is your defense in donbass, the commander who led the defense for four months with success for me is yours the hero is now a consequence of the fact that the russian army in donbas has been exhausted and it no longer has the strength

brooks of alabama, mr. long of missouri, mr. crawford of arkansas, and mr.ilirakis of florida, i inform the house that these members will all vote nay on the previous question. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gimenez of florida, i inform the house that mr. gimenez will vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, ms. jayapal of washington state, mrs. beatty of ohio, ms. wilson of florida, ms. leger fernandez of new mexico i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. karsten, i inform the house that that member will vote yea on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from n

mr. bombboy. how long is the filibuster been a part of the american? political system well, i think in some form. the filibuster or delaying taxes tactics have always been part of our system even back to the founder's day, but really the 1880s was cutting the kickoff of the era a very active and constant filibuster's and how did that why was it the 1880s and and who began it? well, there's a very long story behind that filibustering goes back to the roman times. julius caesar and cato the younger had a very famous filibuster dispute where cato kept walking out of the room and senate and there is very dilatory tactics back. then there's the presence of delaying tactics even and preconstitution era the english parliament had to put rules in but really for the senate was really the 1840s was to kick off a full of stirring there the house at that point had actually a limited eliminated his filibuster rules. so you cannot filibuster and the house but the senate had filibuster's before the civil war there weren't a lot but really in the 1880s and kind of in

mr. berezutsky has long been in the operational interest of the uspr and our other special services tradedmuggled oil, well, in large quantities of drugs. everything was like a spent nuclear tov. he hasn't shown any interest in this story yet. it is important for us to reach the customer. so to supervise mr. berezutsky. you have to be very careful, as best you can, you and your nerves, but somehow they took it and i can’t fall. i see that the problem is vision, but the texture has not yet been typed. and belyaev, as luck would have it, is now in a short vacation. listen, well, not all workaholics like you and some nerves, according to the charter, want to rest at least for a few days, at least for 3 years i don’t know, i somehow went on vacation, i didn’t like it. i know you're an incorrigible workaholic. you can organize the transportation of fuel yourself, you understand? the fact is that this is not my profile, here we need a specialist in this area, there will be specialists. until then, take care of transport. i hope your knowledge is enough for this. you see, i will pay 10% more enou

mr. generals , long live poland glory to ukraine long live ukraine glory to poland, let us move on to thetion, we understand that the armed forces of ukraine struck so powerfully that the russian front was sprinkled, you owe that success to the fact that from on the third of april this year, a defense operation was carried out in the area of ​​the donbas arc in donbas, and in the battle you conducted, you led the army very well . is getting acquainted with his best troops, but having teeth about your defense in donbass, you caused incredible losses to the russians in donbass, the russians lost all their potential, and thanks to this defense, which exhausted the russians, you will be able to win the next battles, repeating the first biggest battle, your greatest success is your defense in donbass, the commander who for four months he led the defense with success, for me he is your hero . for the kharkiv direction, this is the result of two factors : the first is that the russians were defeated in the donbas, and the second is that your president and politicians misled the russians about th

madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. long of missouri, mr. bilirakis of florida, mr. desjarlais of tennessee, and mr. crawford of arkansas, i inform the house that these members will all vote yea on h.r. 8987. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chair johnson and mr. larson, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8987. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bergman of michigan, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 8987. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from maine seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. brownley and mrs. bustos, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 8987. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. mace of south carolina, i inform the house

mrs. evgeniyu. how long did the operation last and how long was your recovery after it?ration lasted more than 6 hours, of which i was conscious for about 4 hours because i had to control this the process is also a-a how the patient is recovering somewhere it was six months ago, i walked on crutches, and then i gradually got used to walking with the help of one crutch, then i switched to a cane for almost a year, i think i recovered . thank you, evgenia. thank you for what you told me. i want to ask ms. svitlana about my story. please tell me , were you involved in the design of a prosthesis for ms. yevgenia, including me ? is it difficult? anyway, well, how can you evaluate? this is exactly the case yevgeny, it is difficult, or can you say medium easy? yes, no, it is a difficult case. why? light, but so that it was just as strong. and that's why we used truss structures, that is, beams. this is an engineering approach in order to reduce weight and even increase the strength of the structure in some cases. by god, we managed to do it, we saved both hip and knee joints, t

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mr. ivan e not so long ago uh appeared information that the vietnamese authorities announced that that tigers are no longer in the country and a reintroduction program is also needed. is it so? thank you very much maria ministers, dear heads of the tv channel participants, there are gentlemen. i would like to express my gratitude to the russian federation for the invitation to participate and we also look forward to, best regards, greetings to all the heads of delegation who are participating in this important cause, we are, uh, an important, uh, member of the organization of the tiger conservation program. and of course tigers - it's a symbol of the forest, but now uh, hmm significant extinction threat you're popular. vietnam has now introduced new legislation that is designed to protect this rare animal and now criminal prosecution has been introduced since the fifteenth year, it came into full force in the eighteenth year directed against bank poachers, and uh, now up to 15 years can face imprisonment for all those who he is violates amber 's diversity and exposes rare and valuable animals

mr. vitaly said long -term contracts without conditions. years and the like, this is, well, this is absurd not at least three-year contracts with phased financing, uh, where are there, in principle, normal markers, indicators of the effectiveness of achieving certain goals, just like that, we literally have two minutes to the end of the broadcast i would like to ask mr. vitaly what do you see for the future of the ukrainian pc in view of the pessimistic scenario that i drew , which yura is trying to understand, but what do you think our pc will be like in a year two years from now, considering what impression that we do not influence the formation of his future, you know i have a pessimistic mood, i'm just telling the truth, i say what i think, but my mood, on the contrary , is optimistic because our armed forces do very important work for us, they prove it on the field fear that our weapons are very effective and, er, they are winning in this war not only the weapons that the west gives us, and our weapons, er, i would even say that in most cases, our weapons are now showing their effecti

reducing the consumption of both economic entities, enterprises and households, and part of these long mreh, the infrastructure must be broken simply cannot physically receive the same gas or electricity, part of them simply left the country. as far as i understand, the kremlin's plans are yes, they want to completely destroy ukraine. but with regard to europe, they have slightly different plans they want to encourage europeans to vote for various populists because of this lack of energy resources, who will tell us that elect us and the prices will stop rising and gas will be cheap. well, we faced this in the past years, will this plan be implemented? a russian in europe, well, does he look realistic, maybe you see that the plan is different, no, i think that it is the maidan, we are putting pressure on the european authorities, they are already starting to take place in prague itself. will become some populist but fortunately for the czech republic, the president has somewhat limited powers, i don't think they will succeed in this, and the last opinion poll in europe showed that this pre

how long mr. lulu? they lay eggs 3 times, and then they die that but one of but that evolved if we more you, locusts will even eat other dead locusts, fabio says proper plowing of the land is an important tool for combating invasions that it would have an effect. but it may ploughing is important in order to get the eggs out of the ground that went on to the surface. they, because only there can they be eaten by the natural predators that burns pigs wild boys or other on the force from earlier to the chatham public. any mileage shall neely arturo cocoa from the university of sorry, research is locusts. he explains multiple factors contribute to locust investigations which began on sardinia in 2019 sequence man. they can be, i mean the climate change plays a big role you mall because we now have long, dry periods eatable receive. on top of that, on the more and more land has been abandoned, tanya called him. it's no longer being cultivated or managed to lock, will give us your net, the very thought. mm.

mrs. nabiulina, has long since submitted that statement about the release of m.m. to putin several times, what is happening directly with the ruble-dollar pair, and how artificially they keep this wooden currency in such an environment of sanctions and in the environment of hostilities, in reality, the ruble has reasons for the current rate, and support for the ruble, there is and it is related to what, on the one hand, so far, well, until the end of the year, somewhere until february of next year, revenues from oil and petroleum products will come in, and this significantly forms the export revenue that goes to the domestic russian the foreign exchange market, at the same time, import er decreased a lot due to the fact that you can't start anything, import decreased sharply and the population is prohibited er, that is, they are not given the opportunity to buy more than 10,000 dollars. thus there are factors that limit the demand for foreign therefore, the ruble can be kept in its current state for a certain time and maybe even a year, but the economy is determined not only by the physic

mr. danilov not so long ago on the youtube channel, a good long interview, i recommend that our audience ch it about thanking mr. danilov for that interview a while ago, you really said what for in order for ukraine to come, it is enough to simply implement all the legislation, which is in a large percentage strong enough. just for the establishment of ukraine, there would be a desire to implement it. actually, i have no questions about this. to what extent do you understand, well, not you specifically, that ukraine itself should enter the de-occupied territory after the ukrainian soldier with its values, and there is no repeat of the 14th year, when we just as victoriously liberated cities, liberated entire towns, later two years did not pass because we left everything as it was later, shariy licked and licked and all those whom we now declared state traitors and were forced to ban in this case already now that before the occupation actually happened, how firm is the political position not to leave everything as it was and yet establish a completely ukrainian agenda in the de-occupied te

mr. long. >> i'm jen a san francisco residentively wonder if this surveillance policy using the camera is effective. i rather see the city using the budget for education to build racial harmony to make language accessible so people understand each other tho to provide skill so people have the skill to do their work and respect each other. relying on surveillance caranot going to help to prevent the crime happen. it only just record what already happened. i rather see the city use the funds for all the issues that i mentioned earlier. thank you. >> thank you. can we have our next caller? >> hi. good afternoon i'm kevin i member of the sudden fran police commission. we vice president [inaudible] and myself submitid letter and i will not say it again. i want to thank supervisor peskin for the thoughtful changes. further time is needed. there has not been hearing with experts in the field on policy. and i believe more time would allow hearings of the commission and the body to weigh in. and ask fo

mr. sisim ping talked for a long time. he says that in our history now there has never been anything like this. bilateral topics and the development of cooperation in key areas are on the agenda, so last year the trade turnover between belarus and uzbekistan increased slightly and exceeded $ 300 million this year, the positive dynamics of trade continues presidents was held in a closed format from the press. after the talks, the communication continued on its feet with a series of meetings. let me remind you that i continued negotiations with the sco secretary general. our country has applied to join the shanghai cooperation organization as a full member. now minsk sco. observer it is possible that our applications will be considered in samarkand we have been cooperating with the shanghai cooperation organization for 12 years, and you know our step in joining the shanghai family as an observer, he was not spontaneous or accidental then shanghai cooperation organization was still young 25 say more hmm she this organization

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wanted the salary to match salaries of comparable positions in the bay area and i don't know if mr. longthe table i put together. what would be involved in that process? >> thank you for the question, president wetchter. so, we have very few department heads that are not classified using the department head classification, so i just would want to say that at the outset. the majority of those who are not elected department heads, so it would be unusual. the process would involve a discussion between the commission and dhr's compensation and classification team, which of course i can -- and support you in that discussion. we would need to evaluate really why do you believe this is unique, how would it help you in terms of recruiting or what's the rationale for creating a standalone job classification? our goal with having department heads grouped together is to provide some sort of a framework that allows both in terms of compensation, in terms of scope of responsibilities, some consistent approaches across the city and so that's the -- that's why we have the approach we have here. in term

mr. yury, i will ask you, you have been working in sweden for a long time now, and sweden is a country that is only at the stage of its neutral status ensured the unique development of its defense industry there and howitzers ar or ripens there in love another system actually it is connected with sweden what unique recipes were used leadership functions that ensured such promotion and what the recommendations are adaptive for the current existence of the ukrainian pc p yuriy, we have lost connection and then actually when will we establish a connection in a new way, this is the question . now it determines the tasks for private and state industry, what role does mr. tych prom, who is well-known to you, ukroboronprom, the ministry of defense, is there , conventionally speaking, a normal distribution of the area of ​​responsibility, or so far in fact the main emphasis is placed on the ministry of defense, and the industry is still drawn to the initiative of the military, what is in this triangle of administrations, prom in the cobra and the ministry of defense , unfortunately, unfortunately,

down an otaku, here is the situation for yourself for tomorrow, when you will serve a long, long sentence, mrwell, there is information that the enemy left part of his documentation, or left it, or did not have time to take it out, or lost it. well, we understand that in any case there are facts that they made up lists for destruction, i do not know the arrest of pro-ukrainian activists, in particular, it concerns them in the kharkiv region, what is the situation with who and who most actively helped the enemy in the fight against our civilian population, yes, in fact, this story is not new, we understand what else during the de-occupation of the territory of kyiv , chernihiv, sumy region in march of this year, we met with such lists. we saw that it is obvious that the enemy, referring to local traitors, relying on local traitors, tries to form such lists and tries, at best, to somehow isolate it and to subject ukrainian patriots to torture, and in the worst case, to destroy them physically , we understand that in the territory of the kharkiv region , those people, more precisely, who activel

[indiscernible] >> how long ukraine can withstand those assaults? mr. llivan: our basic assessment between the consistent, steady support that the west has provided and has indicated as president biden, we will continue to provide as long as it takes and between that and the skilled courage of the ukranian forces and willingness of ukranians to take up arms, they will show on the battlefield that it is not going to fall prey to russian aggression and push back to conquer territory and take over the country. in terms of russia putting more troops on the battlefield, that will have an impact on the battlefield equation but it will not undermine ukraine's ability to continue make ingains. reporter: can you walk us through of the president's commitment of taiwan's defense and not a policy shift -- [indiscernible] mr. sullivan: the president said in his interview on "60 minutes" we continue to stand by the one-china policy and we continue to stand for peace and stability. the president has reiterated those basic commitments on every equation including in this

how long do you think the war will last, mr. evgenia? orrectly how long the war will last? i can't say, but i see that we we fight for rights we are really well done. we are defending our country. we know what we are fighting for. we have an idea. we are not afraid to sit under artillery fire. we are not afraid of all this. and the occupiers do not understand what they are fighting for . how even faster can we win back our hometowns, villages, and win back our borders, and then we will see. well, maybe six months. maybe it's hard for me to say. thank you , friends, for the last time, the counteroffensive is going on. i'm very happy, as are we all. thank you, mr. evgenia. i think what is your call to civilians to peaceful people to still leave the territory and not take risks well, those people are also close and dear to you, and i think that they will hear this call, i will listen to it, i will save my life, because houses can be rebuilt , people can be returned, it is very difficult to return sorry, impossible thank you yevhenii ropai, j

mr. dmytro, for how long are the regions being harassed now? don't know enemy agents of the agency, if there is a network, but there is a message, in particular, that agents of the fsb who gave the coordinates of military units of the armed forces to the enemy ukrainian detainee, how frequent are these incidents ? well, i can't say how frequent they are, but somewhere every week, uh, we have such cases. the security service has been actively working in recent months, and uh, it's thanks to this uh, strengthening of the service's work. of security in the region, there have been more frequent cases when this agent network is hidden and various data are transmitted, and such as the locations of our military personnel and critical infrastructure facilities, there are cases when information was transmitted, but every collaborator or everyone the enemy's guide must be sure that the ukrainian special services will find him exactly and they will bring punishment according to the law. thank you, mr. dmytro, for your service and for the work in your posi

mr. mitchell, she should be a most the girl to do miss. long as of yesterday, which at the beginning is from winnie thought. should watson mulberries. you're pretty teachers get pushed because it interest on the it's a which is that about possibly want to pull the chairs and brush nickel julia domination. natasha. what was your group of with a donation that vehicle upon the right. i don't those that person with somebody. animal ross, if the change in the luxury vehicle, which is a brush, norton and i didn't want to leave garcia. she loves her homeland and language. but children and mother live here. she has a big house with a small garden, but now she's one of many young mothers for whom emigration is given as to why the destination is that all of the setting, it's an, i mean, what's the message may a thing in. and his husband is a construction worker, like many mold opens. he often works away in russia. he's not at home now either he works so his family can make ends meet. well, a good that have what they, tim succeeds, jamara sees, can or sho

mr. biden, a long time fixture of the washington establishment, met queen elizabeth three times over 41 yearsivate meeting last summer in england, the president broke protocol by sharing that the queen had asked for his opinion on chinese president xi jinping and russia's president vladimir putin in his statement today, mr. biden said of that last meeting, she charmed us with her wit, moved us with her kindness and generously shared us with her wisdom her legacy will loom large in the pages of british history and in the story of our world. the queen's lore in washington is long. a close ally and sought after state guest. known to awe and disarm lawmakers. congress suspending a centuries old prohibition on hats on the house floor for her joint address here in 1991 and on capitol hill today, a bipartisan remembrance >> she didn't just witness the great turns of history, she helped shape them over the seven decades -- seven decades of her reign, and every step of the way she was precisely the kind of leader the moment demanded >> today the senate and the american people are joined with our dear

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mr. blinkin to kyiv, first of all the full-scale aggression of russia against ukraine, and most importantly, he announced long-term military aid in the amount of more than 2 billion dollars for ukraine and its neighbors, it concerns both nato member countries and regional partners, mr. blinkin noted about those countries that in the future could potentially become the object of new russian attacks, president zelenskyi during the meeting with mr. blinkin noted that his visit is a guarantee that ukraine will return its sovereign territories, and the us secretary of state emphasized that russia is paying a high price for aggression against ukraine and will pay such a price in the future, and in particular he noted that the us hears about the defense needs of ukraine and that high-precision weapons are supplied to the us and that partners give results, the russians often throw at ukrainian soldiers and civilians have everything they have and they do it indiscriminately if you find yourself under this fire it is terrible and at the same time highly accurate weapons that we and other countries have provided to the

think it will work, but one will what will certainly never work is g guess sanction that mrs. fatherland, as, as long a declared a possibility today in copenhagen this can not work at all. we absolutely need russian guests for the next 5 to 10 years. yeah. and the move doesn't come in until december. why the wait? so december, that's very funny. yeah. we sanctioned you, but we will still accept your own gas in this case for all until december 5th. i mean, if i were moscow, i would say, you know, sorry to be a bit crude, but a pure, you know, you, you won't get it if you continue. right. so now of course on russia has been very clear about intentions for, for gas and for oil also on. and i think again it will not work, especially for gas because simply that is not the fleet of ships. we 100 small ships to transport the n g that america algeria, or can talk good deliver me b to europe, hundreds of ships, and they take 5 years to build. so i mean, it's crazy. we need at least 5 years to get rid of russian supplies. we will not be able to do it at luke speaking of ships that move sees a barn on the marke

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reeves, how long were you and mr. hernandez a couple?. >> judge judy: now, during a period of that time, he was incarcerated. >> yes. >> judge judy: and while he was incarcerated, did you visit with him? >> no. >> judge judy: when he came out of jail, did you renew your relationship? >> no. >> judge judy: so, he came out of prison when? mr. hernandez? >> january 19th of 2014, actually. i was incarcerated in juvenile hall. >> judge judy: for how long? >> almost six months. >> judge judy: so it's been a long time since you had a relationship of any kind with ms. reeves. and how old were you then? >> i was 17. >> judge judy: and how old were you, ms. reeves? >> 17. >> judge judy: now, i want you to tell me, mr. hernandez, what happened on july 24th of this year? >> well, on july 24th, i was out walking my dog, and i had got a call from my friend here that ms. reeves was at my doorstep, looking for me. >> judge judy: would you stand up, please? tell me your name, sir. >> benny ma.

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we'll play it out here, it's about a minute long. >> mr. president, do you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> no, everyone, come on. come on, guys. i don't consider any trump supporter to be a threat to the country. i do think anyone who calls for the use of violence and building violence when it's used, refuses to acknowledge when an election has been won, insists upon changing the way in which the rules you count votes, that is a threat to democracy. democracy. everything we stand for. everything we stand for rests on the platform of democracy. when people voted for donald trump and support him now, they were not voting for attacking the capitol. they were not voting for overruling an election, they were voting for a philosophy he put forward, so i am not talking about anything other than it is inappropriate, and it's not only happening here, but other parts of the world where there's a failure to recognize that violence whenever it's used for purposes, failure to condemn the attempt to manipulate electoral ou

loudermilk of georgia, mr. long of missouri, mr. gonzalez of texas and mr. desjarlais of tennessee, i inform the house that all of these members will vote nay on the rule. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> as the member designated by mr. burgess of texas, i inform the house that mr. burgess will vote no on whatever it is we're voting on. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. kinzinger of illinois, mr. rice, i inform the house that they will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. bustos of illinois, i inform the house that mrs. bustos will vote yes on house resolution 1377. and as the member designated by ms. frankel of florida, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote on h.r. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: how will the gentlelady from florida vote? what is her vote? ms. brownley: the gentlelady from flor