mr. royce, the chairman of the subcommittee on terrorism nonproliferation entry. >> thank you, madam chair. the lra has been pillaging central africa for a generation now, and under the sadistic joseph kony, that could exist for one reason. to kill and capture and to resupply for the next blunder. there is no other reason for its being, for the lord's resistant army's existence. and this savagery has landed kony and his lra on u.s. terrorism list. and his targets our children. and 70,000 girls and boys have been abducted. and i must say it's good to see evelyn here and we appreciate her efforts on behalf of other abducted girls and boys, but one boy told how he is forced to kill eight other children, the victims were surrounded in a circle, children were forced to take turns bashing them with a bat in a collective kill. now, if this is not a crime against humanity, i don't know what is. and it was orchestrated by kony. and with these whores in mind, congress passed legislation to counter the lr

mr. royce: it's frankly 49% for agricultural products. if we can bring that down, their tariffs are higher than ours. if we can bring that down, we can get that market share. we can increase that trade and develop these jobs and the agement removed the barriers on -- and provides transparency, provides property rights, it has rules on competition, that makes u.s. businesses muc more competitive in korea. it gives them access into that market. i yield back to the gentleman from michigan. mr. camp: i do want to touch on some points raised by mr. levin. we did work closely together on the supplemental agreement last year work the administration work automakers, with autoworkers. that's incorporated in the legislation before us toda it does address key tariff and nontariff barriers, including provisions to ensure the cannot use aregulatory system or process to block our exports. the international trade commission estimates that the removal of nontariff barriers aloan will add an additional, between $48 million an $66 million in exports, in ad

mr. royce, the chairman on terrorism, non-proliferation, is recognize. >> the question i was going to ask was to do with the reality on the ground that the you don tends -- ugandans have been supporting a lot of heavy lifting in another country. i've heard concerns that they might be distracted on the follow through on this. obviously you have a different breed. can you tell me your discussions -- a different read. can you tell me about your discussions with them and their willingness on this? >> i have met with president on separate issues. but we have had very close discussions with the president as well as the other leaders. he is fighting a multi-front conflict, not only lra but also in somalia. it does not mean that he has lost or is distracted because of these two conflicts. he has increased focus on both areas. on the lra and the violence perpetrated violenceuganda, that is still in the psyche of the redundant people. you have 1.8 million displaced in the northern parts and 66,000 kids.

davis of illinois for today, mr. royce of california for today, mr. sessions of texas for today and ms. sewell of alabama for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the requests are granted. . the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentlewoman from is the the vir judge islands, ms. kristenson, is recognized for 60 minutes. mrs. christensen: thank you, mr. speaker. i expect to be joined by a few colleagues, but i want to take this opportunity to thank the democratic leader for allowing the congressional black caucus to control this hour of special orders. here we are again, mr. speaker, 10 months into this congress and not one job-creating bill has been brought to the floor. i know the people in my district are suffering as are constituents in all of our districts and we need to do something significant to help them, not next year, but now. as a physician, it amazes me that it's even affecting people's health. it's increasing violence and crime in some of the hardest hit communities. when we we

manzullo, the gentleman from california, mr. royce the gentleman from texas, mr., the gentlewoman from texas, ms. granger, the gentleman from washington, mr. reichert, the gentlelady from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from connecticut, mr. larson, the gentleman from california, mr. becerra, the gentleman from maryland, mr. van hollen, the gentleman from new york, mr. rangel, the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, the gentleman from new york, mr. ackerman, the gentlewoman from california, ms. loretta sanchez, the gentleman from pennsylvania, ms. schwartz and the gentlewoman from california, ms. matsui. the vice president: the president of the senate appoints the following members on the part of the senate to escort his excellencecy, president lee of the republic of korea, the senator from alaska in beg itch, the senator from virginia, mr. webb, the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnel, the senator from tennessee, mr. accident happeneder, the senator from wyoming, mr. boras smbing o the senator from south dakota, mr.

mr. royce, the chairman on the subcommittee of terrorism, non- proliferation, and trade. >> i have a couple of questions. secretary sherman, let me ask you this question first. it has to do with whether or not the people in iran have exact -- have access to google plus, flash, and other websites. we want them-be able to obtain the tools that they need. but are there impediments to then accessing these sites? another any impediments on our in a? in thank you very much for that very important question. we do in fact have programs in place that do training and offer technologies that might help the people of iran as if the repression and a lack of access to exactly -- escape the repression and a lack of access to the programs it usages. unfortunately, and i would be glad to discuss this further in another setting, because given the repressive nature of the iranian regime, it would put other people at risk. >> i would be happy to do that. the other question i have has to do with the central bank, w

mr. royce is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. welcome, madam secretary. >> thank you. >> i have a question for you on the let, the organization that carried out the attacks on mumbai. and my terrorism subcommittee recently held a hearing on u.s.-india counterterrorism cooperation and a recommendation that came out of that hearing was that we condition our assistance to pakistan on their inclusion of let in terms of their engagement in terms of theirent attempt to shut down this organization. it's got a campus that continues to recruit. it is an oddity because it morphed, originally an organization focused on kashmir and now it has got global aspirations. we made arrests here in the united states and so forth. so i was going to ask you, would you consider making that a condition in terms of that scorecard that reportedly we keep with pakistan? >> well, congressman, as you referenced in the beginning of your remarks, we have had intensive discussions with our indian counterparts. on my last trip to india, dni director clapper went

mr. royce: it's frankly 49% for agricultural products. if we can bring that down, their tariffs are higher than ours. if we can bring that down, we can get that market share. we can increase that trade and develop these jobs and the agreement removed the barriers on -- and provides transparency, provides property rights, it has rules on competition, that makes u.s. businesses much more competitive in korea. it gives them access into that market. i yield back to the gentleman from michigan. mr. camp: i do want to touch on some points raised by mr. levin. we did work closely together on the supplemental agreement last year work the administration work automakers, with autoworkers. that's incorporated in the legislation before us today. it does address key tariff and nontariff barriers, including provisions to ensure they cannot use a regulatory system or process to block our exports. the international trade commission estimates that the removal of nontariff barriers aloan will add an additional, between $48 million an $66 million in exports

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