mr. moore: military construction that will go towards projects like providing housing for our men and women serving is a top priority across the board from democrats to republicans. and the fundamental reason why i'm going to highlight some of the fundamental key reasons why i think that this amendment and many others, especially industry folks with respect to chamber of commerce, national defense industry of america, association of general contractors, and american council of engineering companies they oppose this effort. in addition to the industry side, and i never thought that i would say this as i start my debate, president biden and his administration are also in opposition to this for a few key reasons. why one, this impacts skilled work force. the local hiring preferences would significantly impact the military construction contract work force by creating scenarios where long-term highly skilled workers may have to be laid off to meet local hire 3457b date. to comply with the requiremen

as mr. moore was taken away, nixon was taken from him because they don't allow dogs at the hospital. >> reporter: the sheriffs team was not going to let nixon be abandon, so the lieutenant personally took nixon to the energy operation center and he hand-delivered him to rachel, the manager of the animal services, and rachel is personally going to look after nixon and make sure he is okay until he can be reunited with mr. moore. gayle? >> i don't even know where you get these stories from, david. i'm just sitting here thinking about nixon, thinking about mr. moore saying i'm worried about me, too. i'm thinking about how mr. moore just fell into the arms of the soldier or the police official who came to help him. it's so touching on so many levels, but best of all, now the son knows that his dad is okay. >> reporter: i'm so proud to be from louisiana. we have some really good people here. >> you're one of those good people. and please stay away from the gators. that's something i hadn't thought abou

mr. higgins. miss sewell? miss chu? ms. moore? mr. kilby. mr. boyle? mr. buyer? mr. evans? mr. snyder? mr.'s lousy -- mr. suozzi? mr. panetta? ms. murphy? mr. gomez? mr. horsford? mr. brady? mr. nunez? mr. buchanan? mr. smith of nebraska? mr. reed? mr. kelly? mr. smith of missouri? mr. rice? mr. schweikert? miss velour ski -- were lower ski -- walorski? mr. arrington? dr. ferguson? mr. smucker? mr. hearn? misses miller? mr. beter? mr. gomez? ms. plaskett? >> hold on a second. mr. chair? >> yes? >> how has plaskett voted? >> she has not. >> mr. chair, is it possible to have her recorded as no? >> yes, entirely possible. [laughter] >> mr. rice? mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman votes no. >> the clerk will report the tally. 25 no's in 17 ayes. >> the amendment fails. are there any limits to the amendment of nature of substitute? mr. schweikert? mr. thompson? >> i reserve a point of order. >> mr. schweikert will be recognized as soon as the amendment is done. the gentleman is recognize. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i feel slightly guilty for the small tree we killed on this amendment. persona

mr. higgins? >> no. >> ms. sewell? >> no. >> nextel bentley? >> no. >> ms. chu? >> this is glenn moore voting no. airman neal: appreciate that reinforcement. [laughter] >> mr. kildee votes no. mr. boyle votes no. mr. buyer votes no. mr. evans what's no. -- votes no>> mr. schneider? >> no> mr. panetta? >> no. >> mr. murphy. chairman neal: would the clerk suspended for a moment? i am informed the online people cannot hear you. could you -- clerk: ms. murphy? >> no. >> mr. gomez? >> no. >> mr. horsford? >> no. >> ms. plaskett? >> no. >> mr. brady? >> aye. >> mr. nunes? >>aye. >>? >> aye. >> mr. smith from misery? >>aye. >> mr. schweikert? >> aye. >> ms. walorski? >> >> aye. >> mr. winthrop? >> aye. >> mr. arrington? >> >> aye. >> dr. ferguson? >> yes. >> mr. smucker? >> aye. >> mr. hearn? >> aye. >> ms. miller? >> aye. >> mr. doggett? >> no. >> mr. kind? >> no. >> ms. chu? >> no. >> mr. chairman? >> no. >> excuse me. however i recorded? chairman neal: it repeatedly. [laughter] -- ms. moore, the clerk will reported how ms. moore is recorded. >> ms. moore is recorded as no. chairman neal: thank you, ms

mr. moore: thank you, ranking member. madam speaker. i rise in opposition to law 435 the amendment, the milcon amendment. this is something we agree on. most people would agree on. i got military -- i got apartments that our airmen are staying at where literally they have to section off corners of the sidewalk because bricks are falling off the building. this is up to the standard of what we would like to provide for our men and women that are willing to go and serve in this capacity. this is something that we all agree on. the amendment simply -- the reason i stand to oppose it is because it just increases costs for a milcon budget that is already laden with a lot of work, with very little money. and so this will require a sort of preference for local hiring which is a good thing. but it also adds in a lot of bureaucracy with respect to licensing and making sure that every single military construction contractor has all the little prerequisites for each state. this is something that we have re

mr. higgins votes no. ms. sue will -- sewall votes no. miss chu votes no. ms. moore votes no. mr. kilby? is your kilby boat snow. mr. boyle? -- mr. kilby votes no. mr. boyle? mr. boyle votes no. -- mr. evans? mr. evans votes no. mr. schneider? mr. schneider votes no. mr. swansea? he votes no. ms. murphy? ms. murphy votes no. mr. gomez? mr. gomez votes no. -- ms. plaskett? ms. plaskett votes no. mr. brady? mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunez votes aye. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. mr. reed? mr. reed votes aye. ? mr. kelly? mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith? mr. smith votes aye. -- ms. fuller ski -- she votes aye. mr. lahood? mr. lahood votes yes. dr. winthrop -- wenstrup? yes. mr. arrington votes yes. dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. estes votes yes. mr. smucker votes yes. misses miller votes aye. mr. wright? mr. chairman votes no. >> mr. chairman, mi -- >> you're not. >> mr. wright votes yes. >> mr. wright votes yes. >> the court will report the tally. >> i have 25 nays and 18 ayes. >> the amendment fails. are there other amendments? >> mr. chairman, it is me virtually, i

mr. bedding missed of any vote aye. ms. chu votes aye. ms. moore votes aye. mr. killed the -- kildee votes aye. mr. boyle votes aye. mr. buyer votes aye. mr. evans votes aye. mr. schneider votes aye. mr. swazi votes aye. mr. panetta votes aye. ms. murphy votes aye. mr. gomez votes aye. mr. works for votes aye. miss class get that aye. mr. brady votes now. mr. nunez votes no. mr. buchanan votes now. . mr. smith of nebraska folks no. mr. reed mr. reed? . mr. kelly votes no. mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith of missouri? mr. smith of missouri votes no. mr. rice votes no. mr. schweitzer boats no. ms. ward votes no. mr. lahood votes no. dr. when strip votes no. mr. erickson votes no. dr. ferguson votes no. mr. esses votes no. misses biller but -- misses miller votes no. mr. chairman? the chairman votes aye. >> be prepared to announce the boat. -- the vote. >> mr. chairman, i have 25 ayes, 17 nos. >> the ruling of the chair is sustained. are there additional amendments? the gentleman from nebraska. >> i reserve a point of order. >> mr. thompson has reserved a point of o

mr. bennet -- dell been a votes no. ms. chu votes no. ms. moore votes no. mr. kelly votes no. mr.boyle votes no. mr. buyer votes no. mr. evans votes no. mr. schneider votes no. mr. swazi votes no. mr. panetta votes no. ms. murphy votes no. mr. gomez votes no. mr. horse for votes no. ms. plaskett votes nay. mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunez votes aye. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. mr. reed votes aye. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith of missouri? mr. rice votes aye. mr. schweiger votes yes. ms. miller ski votes yes. mr. lahood? dr. wenstrup votes yes. mr. arrington votes yes. dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. estes votes yes. mr. schmucker votes aye. mr. hearn votes aye. misses miller votes aye. mr. kind votes no. mr. smith of missouri? mr. lahood votes yes. mr. chairman votes no. >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> we are not finished with calling this one. [laughter] we appreciate your enthusiasm. >> am excited, mr. chairman. the clerk will report the charlie -- talley. i have 25 nays and 17 ayes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> mr. smith of missouri votes

thank you, miss moore. >> mr. chairman i have the final. >> the clerk will report the roll tally. 25 nays and 18 ayes. 25 nays and 18 ayes, the amendment fails. there are no further amendments, the question is now on the adoption of the amendment in the nature of a substitute. all in favor signify by saying aye. opposed no. >> in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the nature of the substitute is agreed to. let me recognize mr. thompson for the purpose of authoring a motion. >> mr. chairman, i move that the favorably report committee press consisting of subtitles fghj as amended to the committee on budget. >> the question is transmitting the committee print on the house committee on the budget. unmute themselves. all those in favor signify by aye. opposed signify by no. in the chair's opinion ayes have it and transmit today committee on budget. >> mr. chairman we ask for a recorded vote. >> the gentleman recorded for a recorded vote. the clerk will call the roll. before the clerk calls the roll, remind m

>> i don't see mr. moore yet. >> president walton: thank you. did you want to close out? you have about four minutes left. >> i have paused the time, mr. president. >> president walton: are you still available? >> i am still available. pastor roger is raising his hand. >> president walton: thank you, pastor. would you like to fill up the remainder of the time? >> unfortunately, dell seymour has trouble getting on. and it has shifted from our last meeting via zoom, and we're on a different platform that was a little more challenging. but, nonetheless, i wanted to just kind of comment on what she has presented, which was an excellent presentation. and i trust that the board of supervisors would take into account these things that has been presented and wondering why that it was not taken into consideration that our kids first, who is in our facility, it is within 600 feet. and so it's defying the rules that have been set for the continuation of trying to open a cannabis club. so we are trusting that this really would be taken into consideration. our kids first. and the child

mr. bedding missed of any vote aye. ms. chu votes aye. ms. moore votes aye. mr. killed the -- kildee votes aye. mr. boyle votes aye. mr. buyer votes aye. mr. evans votes aye. mr. schneider votes aye. mr. swazi votes aye. mr. panetta votes aye. ms. murphy votes aye. mr. gomez votes aye. mr. works for votes aye. miss class get that aye. mr. brady votes now. mr. nunez votes no. mr. buchanan votes now. . mr. smith of nebraska folks no. mr. reed mr. reed? . mr. kelly votes no. mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith of missouri? mr. smith of missouri votes no. mr. rice votes no. mr. schweitzer boats no. ms. ward votes no. mr. lahood votes no. dr. when strip votes no. mr. erickson votes no. dr. ferguson votes no. mr. esses votes no. misses biller but -- misses miller votes no. mr. chairman? the chairman votes aye. >> be prepared to announce the boat. -- the vote. >> mr. chairman, i have 25 ayes, 17 nos. >> the ruling of the chair is sustained. are there additional amendments? the gentleman from nebraska. >> i reserve a point of order. >> mr. thompson has reserved a point of o

mr. moore: i recall conversations with secretary ross about if we can't to try to fix our old carburetor or my old furnace it's not more effective for what the long-term gain is. the democratic sponsors will claim the air force has stated they can extend the minuteman 3. admiral richard told us life extension is not possible. we don't have the parts. we have engineers looking on ebay trying to get actual parts for this. this is not possible, it is time to modernize. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. turner: i yield one minute to representative jackson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. wrks: thank you to the member from ohio, thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to this amendment as it cuts funding for the w87-1 warhead which will be assembled at the plant in amarillo, texas. this has been requested by president biden. cutting fundings for t

mr. thomas moore of washington, d.c.ing it like that >> just because there's a little snow on the roof doesn't mean there isn't a fire in the furnace. >> oh, god >> how much time is left >> not enough. >> even when there's no time left -- >> sometimes they took the roof off. >> not a fire. the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. >> put it out. >> on the third hour, ashanti is live to tell us about her fun new movie. >> and then on the fourth however, we've got leah remeny, plus a lot more of jenna's conversation >> wait until you see her halloween costume. >> check out making space with hoda kotb or scan that qr code. >> call the fire department. >> sherwood deforest. >> don't go away >>> a very good tuesday morning to you, it is 8:56, i'm laura garcia. breaking news we're following for you this morning, san francisco state university still on lockdown and now the campus will stay closed all day. this is due to what campus police are calling an anonymous nonspecific threat. students and staff are being warned to stay aw

mr. chairman, i'm going to give back my 27 seconds. >> thank you, ms. moore. mr. beyer has another hearing. is there objection to allowing him to go next? mr. beyer, i am going to recognize you for five minutes. you owe dwight evans lunch. >> i will buy him coffee on monday. thank you mr. chairman, i appreciate it. i would first like to respond to my friend mr. smucker's comparisons of the percentage of taxes paid by the wealthiest since 1965 to today. that has been accompanied by an extraordinary concentration of wealth in soes same people. we have wealth more concentrated now in the united states than any time in the last 25 years. a fair comparison would be what percentage of their income and wealth is being paid. i hope that we will look at that. by the way, fairness is measured in different ways. the biggest thing is what is the quality of our life after those taxes are paid? i am so pleased to have ms. olson here arc long-time taxpayer advocate, formerly of the city of richmond, virginia. nina, it is great to see you. i want to thank you very much. we -- muc

moore: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to urge my colleagues to support raising the debt limit and to keep the main thing the main thing. i really don't have time to address the taliban and afghanistan and southern border and socialism and all the rest of the stuff that has been raised. but i do have time to talk about blackmail. that was raised here. this is the failure to join the democrats in raising the debt ceiling to fair one thing, the $2 trillion that republicans ran up providing tax cuts to the wealthiest corporations and individuals. the blackmail is that they want to force us to restore those cuts to the wealthiest people and to raise taxes on regular americans by trying to upend our initiative to provide, for example, the child tax credit to blackmail us if into not providing those benefits. we have heard a great deal, madam speaker, about how this will hurt the markets. how this will create chaos. but who will really pay the price? it's everyday people, ordinary people. those social security recip

. >> vice president moore: my question was for mr. may. could you speak briefly to the units and the tenants currently living there? >> sure. as stated in the draft motion, the rent control status of the single-family dwelling is not under the purview of the planning department but the purview of the rent board. >> vice president moore: thank you. my second question is to mr. hennessy. mr. hennessy, i read the letter from one of the adjoining neighbors regarding the first version of your plan and the one we are seeing today, that the light well has shifted, is that correct? we're almost in the same situation as we were then? >> the light well has always been in the same spot. that has not shifted. >> vice president moore: okay. thank you very much. those are all of my questions. thank you. >> president koppel: before i call on commissioners, i just want to say that i am generally in support of the project. commissioner tanner? >> commissioner tanner: thank you. i know that s.b. 350 provides some protections in addition to protections that

moore. >> your time is up. thank you, mr. mccullough. >> so, you know, god made me with a big nose.e has wrapped up so many pinocchio is that you cannot sit in the building. everything he has said is categorically false. the studies he is claiming that have been written or not in my plan. if you read it, you would know that. just yesterday, the jefferson institute came out with a scoring of your plan that it would cost virginians $8 billion. 55 hundred dollars per virginian. by the way, if he is your next governor, get your checkbook out. he will have to raise taxes for you. my plan is to recognize that our economy stalled under his leadership. the states around us have blown by us. we gotta bring down the cost of living because the liberals in richmond have been overtaxing virginians to the tune of $2.6 billion and do it again. that is your money and he thinks it is your money. >> we had a surplus this year. that is because of the funds we got from the federal government $14 billion. do not think it is a permanent. you want to give that back in tax cuts. let me show you how it work

moore show." ♪ you might just make it after all ♪ >> mary richards moves to minnesota to start work at wjm-tv. >> what religion are you? >> mrt, i don't quite know how to say this, but you're not allowed to ask that when someone's applying for a job. >> want to call a cop? >> it did represent what women were going through in the '70s. they were standing up and saying, i must be heard. >> sitcoms used to be about the wife was at home doing the dishes, and then this woman sprang onto our screens who had a job, and often the smartest person there. and it was sort of liberating. >> you've got spunk. >> and i wait a dutiful moment and i say -- >> i hate spunk! >> and i want to correct something right now. i don't hate spunk. i love spunk. >> it was a total shift in gender roles. she's a single working woman, you know, living in a building with other single women. >> how would you both like to help abolish capital punishment? >> phyllis, there's no capital punishment in this state. >> well, that was easy. >> and you have this kind of shift in the workplace. there's more men and women working together. it's creating this uncomforta

moore. >> commissioner: i would like to suggest that we as supervisor of district eight mr.mandelman should have the ability to include plan park and delores heights. that's all district aged territories and i don't want to just focus this on noe valley. there's enough variety in this district, so i think it allows the larger. >> president: commissioner diamond. >> commissioner: thank you, commissioner tanner, for reciting. i would suggest those community meetings happen in district eight. let's make it manageable and it feels like the community in glen park, delores heights and noe valley is where this should start to get a sense of the neighborhood most dramatically affected, that they have an opportunity to hear about this. >> commissioner: so perhaps that it would be outreach to affected communities throughout district eight as the supervisor or the rest of the board deems necessary. >> commissioner: i recognize that the staff modification to waive under 317 and 319, the carrots, would probably be city wide i suppose just in noe, but i feel like we need to make this achi

mr. higgins. >> no. >> ms. s, le? votes no. ms. albeny? >> chou votes no. >> ms. ch o votes no. >> ms. moore? >> moore votes no. >> mr. kilde? >> mr. klide votes no. mr. bill? bill: votes no. >> mr. buyer? >> mr. buyer votes no. mr. evans. >> evans votes no. >> mr. schneider? >> schneider votes no. >> mr. schneider votes no? >> mr. swaze? >> no. >> mr. pennetta? >> nope. >> mr. pennetta votes no. >> ms. murphy? -- >> murphy votes no. >> mr. gomez? >> mr. gomez votes no. >> mr. horseford. >> mr. horseford votes no. >> ms. plaket? >> matz ket votes no. >> mr. braisey. mr. nunez? >> nunez votes aye. >> mr. buchanan? >> buchanan votes aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska? >> smith votes aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. >> mr. reed? >> mr. reed is aye. >> mr. kelli? >> mr. kelli votes aye. mr. smith of missouri votes aye >> mr. rights. >> rights votes aye. >> mr. sh wyke what? >> votes yes. ms. val o rski. >> yes. >> mr. lahood? mr. lahood? dr. windstruck? >> cfl >> mr. arrington? >> yes. >> dr. ferguson? >> yes. mr. estes? >> yes, ma'am >> mr. estes votes yes. >> mr. smucker? mr. smug what votes a plvment hearn votes aye. mrs.

moore: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to urge my colleagues to support raising the debt limit and to keep the main thing the main thing. i really don't have time to address the taliban and afghanistan and southern border and socialism and all the rest of the stuff that has been raised. but i do have time to talk about blackmail. that was raised here. this is the failure to join the democrats in raising the debt ceiling to fair one thing, the $2 trillion that republicans ran up providing tax cuts to the wealthiest corporations and individuals. the blackmail is that they want to force us to restore those cuts to the wealthiest people and to raise taxes on regular americans by trying to upend our initiative to provide, for example, the child tax credit to blackmail us if into not providing those benefits. we have heard a great deal, madam speaker, about how this will hurt the markets. how this will create chaos. but who will really pay the price? it's everyday people, ordinary people. those social security recip

mr. teague, and i'm here for questions from other commissioners, as well. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: i am pleased to support the two buildings, and the explanation about the two variances is quite convincing. and while we are not giving the variances. that is our zoning administrator's privilege, i am in full support to see us support them. i would like to ask mr. kevlin a question. who is the intended user, and are you able to envision this building to be used in a time when we have significant amounts of unoccupied office space? >> thank you, commissioner moore. at this time, it won't be surprising to you that we do not have a tenant identified for the office space yet. however, the project sponsor is bullish enough about this project that they are going to be building this. they are building it on spec, and that's the amount of confidence that there is that there will be office tenants to fill this space, even a new office space 18, 24 months from now when it does come on-line. >> vice president moore: okay. i appreciate that. curious what other commissio

mr. menendez: i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar 234, elizabeth mooreaubin, to be ambassador of the united states to algeria. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. hawley: i object, mr. president. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. menendez: i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar 235, maria e. brewer a career member of the foreign service to be ambassador of the united states to the kingdom of lesetho. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. hawley: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. menendez: i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar 236, christopher john lamora to be ambassador of the united states to cameroon. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. hawley: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. menendez: i ask it be in order to make the same with respect with respect to calendar 317, marc evans knapper, a career member of the senior foreign service of the united states to be ambassador to vietnam. the presiding offi

mr. teague, and i'm here for questions from other commissioners, as well. >> president koppel: commissioner moore the two buildings, and the explanation about the two variances is quite convincing. and while we are not giving the variances. that is our zoning administrator's privilege, i am in full support to see us support them. i would like to ask mr. kevlin a question. who is the intended user, and are you able to envision this building to be used in a time when we have significant amounts of unoccupied office space? >> thank you, commissioner moore. at this time, it won't be surprising to you that we do not have a tenant identified for the office space yet. however, the project sponsor is bullish enough about this project that they are going to be building this. they are building it on spec, and that's the amount of confidence that there is that there will be office tenants to fill this space, even a new office space 18, 24 months from now when it does come on-line. >> vice president moore: okay. i appreciate that. curious what other commissioners have to say. thank you. >> president koppel:

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. >> commissioner moore: hi, everybody, the planning department, and mr.ublic to weigh in on this important issue. it's been chasing us for more than three, four years and i'm familiar with the majority of the cases that were mentioned. i have a question. as i understood you in your closing comments, you were saying that the department's recommendation is something that supervisors should consider, is that correct? >> thank you, commissioner moore. actually i wasn't referring to the planning department's recommendations. i was summarizing the proposed amendments that we'll move forward that will create that petition process that veronica and i described. >> commissioner moore: so that would not embrace what the department itself is recommending? >> that's right. i mean, we are certainly here to hear the recommendation of this commission, you know, on that -- that piece. it does, you know, feel like the purpose of the ordinance is to ensure a greater level of collaboration between the rent board and planning than occurs currently. so the concern there is wh

moore. >> commissioner: i would like to ask commissioner silverstein who got interrupted on his talks to complete his sentence. he's a person speaking for the public. mr. silverstein, if you're still there, would you please dial again and complete your statement about what you saw to be important for the linden side of the operation. >> secretary: mr. linden, your line has been unmuted. >> thank you. thank you for allowing me to continue. a couple of comments. second, i'd like to ask rivian for carving out the space on the retail side. who worked hard to remove the back alley. the rear entrance on linden has little to do with that. i think they've done a wonderful job with what they've shown so far. third shgt linden avenue is known for its street art. i'd like to see them make some effort to save some of the art on the existing walls. lastly, only time will tell if rivian makes good on their commitment to engage with our community. but so far they've been very true to their word. thank you for your time today. >> commissioner: thank you. i would like to see you continue speaking with mr. silverstein on some of these ideas. they're very subtle l. they

moore, you are recognized to inquire for five minutes. >> thank you, mister chair. i want to thank both of our witnesses for their patients. let me just step right in. with you, mr. mazur, i was stunned a little bit, looking at all these numbers of the tax gap, you know, a trillion dollars 700 billion, i think you noted, 600 billion. that may be only 32 billion of this was associated with under-reporting or non filing of corporations. and that the rest really is attributed to maybe non file are's or to individual and come taxes. and so i'm going to ask you for a little bit of a profile of these tax dodgers. would you say they are primarily people whose businesses are structured as a a pass through? >> well, one of the things we take from the data at the irs, we put together on the tax, gap is that income that is reported by third parties tends to be reported to the irs with a high degree of accuracy. in income, that is not reported by third parties tends to be reported on a much lower degree of accuracy. so really, with the proposal tries to do is make the set of income where there's information reporting larger relative to where there is no information or report

. >> i yield 908 seconds to the gentlemanfrom you ta, mr. moore. or ms. moore: the abortion or demand until birth act. states have had long had the right under roe sr*plt weighed. with this bill, house democrats would override the bill of my constituents and the america cap people to override pro-life laws. it would throw out you ta laws. it would skroefr turn a law which requires minors to receive concept. and those seeking an abortion between the face to face visit. utah which bans abortion after the point of viability. this would up until birth. the vast majority including those on the right and the center and left support third trimester babies and the partial birth abortion ban which protects children -- it would the eliminate for doctors and nurses who don't want to and oriented to ensure every child has opportunities and they have resources to make the right tkhoeus. democrats rad cam attempts to spapd abortion until birth is unconscionable. i urge you to. >> it should break my hearts. >> i yield to the gentlelady from tennessee. we began the morni