mr. micah, mr. micah bowtie. mr. turner, mr. duncan votes i. mr. jordan boats yes. mr. walberg, mr.osar, mr. dowdy votes yes. mr. meadows, mr. meadows votes yes, mr. desantis boats yes mr. buck, mr. walker boats yes mr. bluhm mr. carter mr. hurd mr. hurd votes yes mr. palmer mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings, mr. cummings votes no. >> miss maloney miss maloney votes no. miss norton. mr. clay, mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch, mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper, mr. connelly. >> never, know-how, no way, no. >> mr. connelly votes no. >> miss kelly, ms. kelly votes no. miss lawrence, miss lawrence votes no. >> mr. lu, ms. watson coleman votes no. miss plaskett votes no mr. boyle, mr. boyle votes no. mr. welch, mr. welch votes no. miss grisham votes no. >> how is the number from the district from columbia reported? >> miss norton is not recorded. >> miss norton votes no. >> does any other member, have all members been recorded? >> miss islamists is not recorded. >> miss lummus votes yes. >> have all members had an opportunity to vote? how is the member from michigan, mr. walberg recorded? >> m

mr. micah is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairman and ranking member. i haven't been able to participate. i got waylaid on a host of other things, but i did stay up last night and read some of the testimony and the staff report. it was absolutely appalling to see what took place in some of these instances. it also to me is disgraceful that the federal government could be a partner into the abuse of women and employees and others and let them be subject to this type of activity. i just was stunned at what's going on. when we came into the majority in 1995, i was the first republican chairman of civil service in 40 years and i got to look at the civil service system and you want a civil service system, and it was created to protect employees from political interference, but it wasn't created to protect them when they abused their fellow employees, violate laws, protocols, rules, and that's what i read page after page. it's just stunning. and then i saw the movement of people from -- within the agency from department to department. one case -- and i'm sure

i will now recognize the gentleman from florida, mr. micahfor five minutes. >> we'll come back to the mylan hearing in just a moment. also ahead, jim graham will weigh in on the federal reserve's decision about an hour ago to leave interest rates unchanged. the dow continues to rally. it's at session highs 167 points higher with $700 million to buy on the bell and about four minutes to go. we'll be right back. it's not just a car... it's your daily retreat. go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> welcome back as we return to the hearing of ceo brush. >> health insurance plans who are uninsured or who pay cash at the pharmacy have faced higher cost for their medicine, is that correct? >> yes. >> and the chairman talked and the staff had talked about the ingredients. it costs about a dollar, is that correct? >> no, sir, we pay $69 for the cost of goods for the epipen. >> $69. >> for two. >> for two. is this your major profit center for the company? >> so, sir, it represents -- >> is this your major

. >> mr. micah? >> aye. >> mr. micah votes aye. mr. turner? >> [ inaudible ]. >> mr. duncan? mr. duncan votes aye. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. wahlberg? [ inaudible ] mr. amash? mr. amash votes yes. mr. gocar? mr. dejarle. >> yes. >> mr. gowdy? >> mr. gowdy votes yes. mr. farenthold. >> yes. >> mrs. lummis? mr. massey? >> yes. >> mr. massey votes yes. mr. meadows? mr. meadows votes yes. mr. de santis? mr. de santis votes yes. mr. mulvanemulvaney? mr. buck? mr. walker? >> yes. >> mr. walker votes yes. mr. blum? mr. blum votes yes. mr. heis? mr. heis votes yes. mr. russell? mr. carter? mr. grothman? >> yes. >> mr. grothman votes yes. mr. herd? mr. herd votes yes. mr. palmer? mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings? >> no. >> mr. cummings votes no. >> ms. maloney. ms. maloney votes no. ms. norton? mr. clay? mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch? >> nope. >> mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper? mr. conley? >> never, no how, no way, no. >> mr. conley votes no. >> ms. duckworth? >> no. >> ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly? ms. kelly votes no. ms. lawrence? >> no. >> ms. lawrence votes no. >> mr

mr. micah is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairman and ranking member. i haven't been able to anticipate, i got way late on a host of other things, but i did stay up last night and read some of the testimony and the staff report. it was absolutely appalling to see what took place in some of these instances. it also to me is disgraceful that the federal government could be a partner into the abuse of women and employees and others and let them be subject to this type of activity. i just was stunned at what's going on. when we came into the majority in 1995 i was the first republican chairman of civil service in 40 years and i got to look at the civil service system and you want a civil service system and it was created to protect employees from political interference, but it wasn't created to protect them when they abused their fellow employees, violate laws, protocols, rules and that's what i read page after page. it's just stunning. and then i saw the movement of people from -- within the agency from department to department. one case -- and i'm sure it

mr. robinson: chairman micah, there are things we are going. as the governor did was shelter in place. mr. mica: i have questions about that. my question is -- do we have other types of housing that can be located at the site where they can -- to do the shelter in place they got to have a place to stay and live even while they're doing the repairs. mr. robinson: under the rental assistance program, an individual can -- mr. mica: rent is available. but, again, has there been an effort made to get some types of units made available, either a call to the industry to help or anything? i asked fugay about this because, again, they can get these houses back, according to the program, to shelter in place, but they got to have a temporary place to stay. mr. robinson: under the rental assistance program, a survivor can rent a travel trailer. mr. mica: has there been an outreach? is there something online that tells them this is an eligibility? mr. robinson: our program since it's for 18 months, they have h.u.d. -- mr. mica: again, that doesn't nswer my question. the other thing, too, governor, w

mr. micah is recognized for five minutes. mr. mica: thank you, madam chairman and ranking member. i haven't been able to participate. i got way laid on a host of other things, but i did stay uplast night and read some of the testimony and the staff eport. it was absolutely appalling to see what took place in some of these instances. it also to me is disgraceful that the federal government could be a partner into the abuse of women and employees and others and let them be subject to this type of activity. i just was stunned at what's going on. when we came into the majority in 1995, i was the first republican chairman of civil ervice in 40 years and i got to look at the civil service system and you want a civil service system and it was created to protect employees from political interference, but it wasn't created to protect them when they abused heir fellow employees, violate laws, protocols, rules and that's what i read page after page. it's just stunning. and then i saw the movement of eople from -- within the agency from department to department. one case -- and i'm sure it's

mr. robinson, you are recognized. >> good morning chair met micah, ranking member and members of the subcommittee. i'm the regional ministry for fema, regional fema, regional six which includes louisiana, arkansas, texas, new mexico. i welcome this opportunity to discuss fema's role in responsible recovery efforts to the flooding disaster that took place in and around the baton rouge louisiana area between august 11 and august 31, 2016. i also welcome the opportunity to publicly commend the state local officials said in a stable ticket day as well as first responders. these are dedicated public servants working tirelessly to serve the needs of the neighbors and community and i appreciate all they have done and will continue to do.presid on august fourteenth, governor edwards requested and the president quickly granted a major disaster declaration under the authority stafford act to provide assistance in three broad categories. public assistance, individual assistance in the hat assert his mitigation program. yesterday the program. yesterday the president approved a 20% cost share. president's ann