mr. norman. mr. norman, aye. mr. roy. mr. roy, aye. mowz chin. mrs. houchin, yea. mr. langworthy, mr. langworthy aye. mr. mcgovern. mr. mcgovern no. ms. scaap lon, ms. scanlon no. mr. neguse, no ms. leger fernandez. no. mr. chairman. mr. cole: aye. nine arizona, four nays. mr. cole: the rule is agreed to. mr. massie will manage the rule for the majority. mr. mcgovern: i'll be for the majority. i mean minority. i'll do the majority too if you want. mr. cole: i'll take that under advisement, but i think mr. massie gets it. i appreciate everybody's time. with that, we're adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> after his arraignment in miami, former president donald trump will be speaking in bedminister new jersey, new jersey, tuesday night. watch on the c-span networks, including c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential el

mr. norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor the life and the dedicated service of joseph costner who entered eternal rest on march 26, 2023. throughout the duration of his life, he unfailingly answered the call to serve his country and his community. he was raised in long dale, north carolina, and joined the army at the age of 18 where he dedicated the remind mainder of his life -- remainder of his life for fighting for the country he loved proudly and profoundly. first serving in the war, he later completed two tours in vietnam where his unwavering courage resulted in numerous medals of honor, including the presidential unit citation and the bronze star. eventually retired after 26 years with the rank of chief warrant officer, specializing in army intelligence. following his retirement from the army, he continued to serve his country for the next 17 years with the defense investigative service where he rose to regional director in roanoke, virginia. his dedication to serving his country his people was per

mr. norman: thank you, congresswoman luna. i proudly stand with congresswoman luna to back this censure of a man that has been long overdue. and i'm glad the galleries are now open where people can see firsthand that you cannot get up in front of congress or the american people and completely deny the truth and continue to spread falsehoods. there is no tv that could have been turned on over the last couple of years when you didn't see adam schiff being questioned. where's your evidence on the russia collusion? where is it? he couldn't always it. it was always coming. he used his position on the intel committee, and for those of you who are listening, it's information we don't get as regular congresspeople. he used his position on the intel committee to spread continuous lies with no facts. now, how did he do that? he had access, not only to the most sensitive information and he did not share the access or facts that backed what he was saying. the trusted and sensitive position as abused by congressman schiff to weave purposel

mr. norman. the speaker pro tempore: i'll remind members that they are to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president and direct their remarks to the chair. the gentleman is recognized. mr. norman: i find it humorous for those watching on tv and those in the balcony, they keep talking about president trump. they won't talk about the current president, joe biden. i will start off with a compliment. he's been able to accomplish being the worst president and has replaced jimmy carter as the worst president this country has of all-time and it's because of his policies. i support this going to homeland security because as has been said, the border is wide open. the gates are open. how many more deaths do we have to have? how many more of our young people have to die? 100,000 last year of record. and as a border patrol agent said, there are no drug treatments in a morgue. how long are we going to have an administration that's going to take the handcuffs and put them on the police? how l

mr. norman. the speaker pro tempore: i'll remind members that they are to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president and direct their remarks to the chair. the gentleman is recognized. mr. norman: i find it humorous for those watching on tv and those in the balcony, they keep talking about president trump. they won't talk about the current president, joe biden. i will start off with a compliment. he's been able to accomplish being the worst president and has replaced jimmy carter as the worst president this country has of all-time and it's because of his policies. i support this going to homeland security because as has been said, the border is wide open. the gates are open. how many more deaths do we have to have? how many more of our young people have to die? 100,000 last year of record. and as a border patrol agent said, there are no drug treatments in a morgue. how long are we going to have an administration that's going to take the handcuffs and put them on the police? how l

mr. norman: thank you, congresswoman luna. i proudly stand with congresswoman luna to back this censure of a man that has been long overdue. and i'm glad the galleries are now open where people can see firsthand that you cannot get up in front of congress or the american people and completely deny the truth and continue to spread falsehoods. there is no tv that could have been turned on over the last couple of years when you didn't see adam schiff being questioned. where's your evidence on the russia collusion? where is it? he couldn't always it. it was always coming. he used his position on the intel committee, and for those of you who are listening, it's information we don't get as regular congresspeople. he used his position on the intel committee to spread continuous lies with no facts. now, how did he do that? he had access, not only to the most sensitive information and he did not share the access or facts that backed what he was saying. the trusted and sensitive position as abused by congressman schiff to weave purposel

mr. norman. >> i first moment thank you for testifying answer came to the office i actually smiled and this is heartbreaking, particularly jury, with your nephew and you but the way you all have been treating it's interesting that there's a police officer from south carolina, who came to the capitol any 25 your brain and your a long time he sensed something was wrong and he left and he something is just not right in the gathering place where it was people that had around 5200 of them in the picture letting people in and word was the arrest for him and the lady that i met at a conference, i just was sitting beside her from south georgia who had ten fbi agents show up is that they were going to arrest her because you said that g-uppercase-letter said show me evidence that they had taken when they show the picture, it was the hotel that she stayed in. it was the capitol. in rendering like it and it was in south georgia. so this is what happens in third world countries not happen in america want to thank you for having a voice and not being quite and for coming here coming to sonny's you know.

mr. norman. first of all i want to thank you for y'all for testifying i know sarah came to the office. ashley's mom and others -- this is heartbreaking. particularly -- with your w nephew and way you'e been treated it is interesting there's a police officer and i'm from south carolina -- who came to the capitol, and he just he's 25 year marine, been around a long time he sent something was wrong. and he left -- because he said something is just not right. the gathering that took place where it was people that turned hat around. they were 50 to 100 of them. the picture of ray let people in. where is the arrest for hem? the lady i met at a conference who i just sit beside or from south georgia. who had ten fbi agents show up -- ands said they were going to arrest her she said for what she said you're in the capital show me evidence they had taken when they showed the picture it was the hotel she stayed in. it was not the capitol it had a rendering like it this was in south georgia. so -- all of that this happens in third world countries not in america i want to thank you for having a voi

mr. norman is now directing us for five minutes. chris thank you for coming director.hile the businesses who have been subject to its it is hard to find it was honors. you have the actions did not result in enforcement action? the firm sent to bear to produce the information? you raise a good point which is what is the way in an investigation get the information to ascertain. without it taking costlier franklin taking a lot of time. we reclaim my time. prior to that required to provide the company with evidence is been a violation of the law. >> the statute and may be compared to other cid authorities were hired i believe to state a notification to give a sense of what we are looking for. text you cite the law? in the notification we will sometime be able to describe particular type of violation. parts all the time or sometime? >> i would need to check. but sleep practices is basically silence. the medical debt. and if it differs from other debt. also the collection of medical debt unpaid medical debt. what gives cfp authority to encourage to report inaccurate informat

mr. rick, would you agree with that? >> i agree that happens frequently, and i think the high deductible phase in particular for patients where they're exposed to full list pricing is in a norman's difference between what they pay and what the system pays and that creates a surplus in supporting premiums or other things. >> so i want to ask our three representatives, mr. joiner, who owns your pbm company? >> cvs health. and it is there a connection also to at night? the large insurer? >> yes that's right. >> doctor who owns express scripts? >> senator, the cigna group owns express scripts. another large insurer correct? >> yes health care. and i apologize. if i've mispronounced your name. another, a note -- another large employer and insurer. to me, this is an example of the systems incentive. if you are in fact negotiating for your client. you are negotiating for your owners who are all large insurers, for other plan sponsors that are insurance companies. for large self-insured employers . but you're not in -- you're not negotiating for the customer. because it's not up to you what the people who hire you or for whom you work decide to do with that discount, they could pass it

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norman mental men i member selfie. suffer. remember on it. ron and i remember walton walton. i chair chan. i have hobos. thank you in the motion passes. and mr clark, could you please call item two and three together? yes items two and three are the proposed budget and appropriation and proposed salary ordinance respectively. for the fiscal years ending june 30th 2024 and june 30th 2025 item two is the ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all this estimated expenditures for departments of the city and county as of june. 1st 2023 and item number three is the ordinance and numerator positions in the annual budget and appropriation ordinance. continuing creating or establishing these positions enumerating and including there in all positions created by charter or state law, for which competitions are paid from city and county funds appropriated in the annual appropriation ordinance authorizing appointments or continuation of appointments there to specifying and fixing the compensations and work schedules thereof. and authoring appoint authorizing employments to temporary positions in fixing compensations. therefore, madam chair th

norman mental men i member selfie. suffer. remember on it. ron and i remember walton walton. i chair chan. i have hobos. thank you in the motion passes. and mr clark, could you please call item two and three together? yes items two and three are the proposed budget and appropriation and proposed salary ordinance respectively. for the fiscal years ending june 30th 2024 and june 30th 2025 item two is the ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all this estimated expenditures for departments of the city and county as of june. 1st 2023 and item number three is the ordinance and numerator positions in the annual budget and appropriation ordinance. continuing creating or establishing these positions enumerating and including there in all positions created by charter or state law, for which competitions are paid from city and county funds appropriated in the annual appropriation ordinance authorizing appointments or continuation of appointments there to specifying and fixing the compensations and work schedules thereof. and authoring appoint authorizing employments to temporary positions in fixing compensations. therefore, madam chair th