mr. louie's great acknowledgment to the louie family that is a resounding yes. >> it passes unanimously. >> we do have nor items. we are on item nine. general public comment. is there anyone who did not comment under item four that would like to make comment on item number nine? general public comment. being none, general public comment is closed. we are now on item 10 which is closed session. i do need everyone to exit, please. we are going into >> commissioners we have two. we need you to vote on whether yoyou want an action taken in closed session. that is one motion and then elects whether to disclose any or all discussion. on the first one is there a motion on a report of action whether you want a report or not? >> move not to report. >> i second that. >> all in favor. motion carries. >> the second is a vote on to disclose any or all discussions in closed session. >> move not to disloss. >> second. >> all in favor. >> motion carries. we are now on item 11. any commissioner's matters? >> commissioner bonilla. i am going to speak on item 12. >> any public comment on this item? being n

louie. thank god for reverend billy graham. thank you, i yield back. mr. hultgren: thank you, congressman olson. so grateful for so many of my colleagues who were able to join us tonight. to remember reverend billy graham. born november, 1918. died february 21, 2018. billy graham was a lion of the christian faith and a believer in the all-encompassing love of god,, for all people -- god, for all people. i knew billy graham from such an early age, knew of him, knew of his ministry. was struck even more so, most of my growing -- growing up years were in wheaten, illinois, where billy graham went to school, met his wife, and much of his ministry started in that area around there. his ministry spanned generations of american religious thought and culture, but his core message remained unchanged throughout his entire lifetime. his evangelical gatherings attracted millions throughout the globe for decades and his name is known around the world, as many have said tonight. maybe the most recognized, one of the most recognized names and most respected throughout hi

be happy to yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from texas and yield to louie gohmert. thank him. mr. gohmert: i thank my dear friend from iowa, mr. king, for all his work in this area. not just his work but his leadership. i know his heart beats with the desire to make sure that any eart beating is protected. and i heard a comedian on television just last night saying something about yeah, so many years ago, i had an abortion because it's my choice, something to that order. audience cheered and clapped and i thought, comedian. my heart -- wasn't angry, my heart just broke for that child. and as my friend knows, my wife and i, you are first child came eight to 10 weeks early. and they tried for three days to stop the contractions and after three days it was clear our daughter was coming. and back then, it was far enough back that we really didn't know if we were going to be able to keep her. first day she was there in tyler had malpractice cases as a emp es and r prem you get to 100%, it may cause blindness, that is condition, mature rett ina is not enough and the blood vessels and c

legislation as well as my colleague, representative louie gomer, who carried the bill, the corresponding bill in the house. and i also want to thank mr. hank hunt, cary's father for his hard work in championing this bill and pushing so hard for this crucial change to become law. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: 9 the senator for pennsylvania. mr. toomey: i rise today to honor the super bowl champions philadelphia eagles. last night in minneapolis, the philadelphia eagles defeated the patriots by a score of -- in one of the most amazing games ever. it was an extraordinary night. and in so doing, the eagles of course captured their first super bowl title ever and the franchise's first national championship since 1960. the eagles arguably improbae super bowl runame despite many serious injuries and a whole lot of doubts from naysayers and pundits and odds makers. the odd makers had the eagles as underdogs in every playoff game they played. they won every one of them. it was a team led by doug peterson, a coach who himself entering the season was often doubted and sometimes dismissed by t