and in conclusion, mr. lujan as well will offer an amendment to protect native american sacred sites from being destroyed by this bill. and when that is defeated as well by the majority it will be painfully clear just how far they are willing to go to enrich these foreign corporations. this should not be a filings basement sale, this should not be a fire sale, giving away american valuable copper resources to multinationals, we should be able to put a price tag on what the american people are getting from this bargain basement sale, this giveaway, without proper compensation given to the american taxpayer. that's what this bill and the debate is going to be all about. it's whether or not in fact there is corporate profit earring at taxpayer -- profit at taxpayer expense which is at the heart of this bill. history are record that when the public cried out for a jobs plan to put americans back to work, that what was put together was a retirement plan for executives at rio tinto and b.p.h. that did not in fact -- b.

mr. lujan's amendment is immaterial because it's already been done. mr.hastings: so you ain't going to vote for it. mr. gosar: it's already been supported by the documentation reported. mr. hastings: i get the picture. thank you very much. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. ia. -- the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: thank you, madam speaker. i'm just trying to envision all those robots that are working in the rio tinto mine in my state that have also developed the land plan that have dealt those communities there, they really have disguised themselves extremely well and wish to yield three minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. flake. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for three minutes. mr. flake: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i thank the chair for bringing this measure to the floor and the sponsor, mr. gosar. this is an extremely important measure for the state of arizona. i would invite those opposed to this legislation to walk down the str

mr. lujan's amendment is immaterial because it's already been done. mr. hastings: so you ain't going to vote for it. mr. gosar: it's already been supported by the documentation reported. mr. hastings: i get the picture. thank you very much. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. ia. -- the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: thank you, madam speaker. i'm just trying to envision all those robots that are working in the rio tinto mine in my state that have also developed the land plan that have dealt those communities there, they really have disguised themselves extremely well and wish to yield three minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. flake. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for three minutes. mr. flake: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i thank the chair for bringing this measure to the floor and the sponsor, mr. gosar. this is an extremely important measure for the state of arizona. i would invite those opposed to this legislation to walk down the st

and in conclusion, mr. lujanas well will offer an amendment to protect native american sacred sites from being destroyed by this bill. and when that is defeated as well by the majority it will be painfully clear just how far they are willing to go to enrich these foreign corporations. this should not be a filings basement sale, this should not be a fire sale, giving away american valuable copper resources to multinationals, we should be able to put a price tag on what the american people are getting from this bargain basement sale, this giveaway, without proper compensation given to the american taxpayer. that's what this bill and the debate is going to be all about. it's whether or not in fact there is corporate profit earring at taxpayer -- profit at taxpayer expense which is at the heart of this bill. history are record that when the public cried out for a jobs plan to put americans back to work, that what was put together was a retimentlan for executives at rio tinto and b.p.h. that did not in fact -- b.h.p.