mr. speeri ha a motion to recomt at thek. the eaker pro tempore:s the gentleman opposed to the bill >> in its current form. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlen qualifies. e clerk: mr. lee of new yor moves to recommit the bi -- mr. lee: i askunanimous const to dispense withhe reading. the spker pro tempore: obction is heard. e clerk will continue reading. the clerk: m lee of ew york moves to recommit t 5072 to the committee financial servic with instructions to report the same back to the house frthwith wth the following amendment. at the e of the the llowg w sections. sectio 16,rohibition of mortgage insurance for brrowers with segic default. the speaker pro tempore: the clk will suspend. the clerk will continue reading. the clerk: section 203 of the nation housing act, 12 united statesode 1709, as amdedy the procding provisions of this acts furer amended b adng at the end the following new subson. z,prohibition of mortga insurance for borrowers with strategicefaults. one,rohibition, the secre

woolsey: mr. speer, i'm easeecnize the gentlen fromaliforni the chairman of the educion and labor committee, mr. er, for as muchime ase may consume. the speaker pro temp the geleman's rzed. mr. miller: i thanthe like to commend congresswoman woolsey for leadership on the work-life balae issues and her capacis chair of the rk force protection subcommittee. her commitme othese imrtant ises ia grt asset tthe educatand labor i am pleased to sve wh her in suorting legislation befe usoday to recognize family riendly workplaces the work-life balance act will recognize employers of any size for thr emplary work-life balance policies, not only will the awardet atandarfor beractes, it will shine a much-need lht on the concernsf working families. over the past0 yes, america's working families have changed cralmt you -- dramatically. while once a single bread winn could support a mide class family, todayhat siation appea to be a relic of th past. omenow make up half of the work force share a great sponsility for fi

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mr. speer, move to spendhe rulnd the resolution, h.s. 1383. speaker prtempore: clerk will reporthe title the resotion. the clerseesolutio larry n hi retime as naonal f.-- f.f visor. --ir. punt to the rule, the gentlen fr alaba, mr. ht, andhe len from tes, m neugebauer wll each ctrol 20 minutes. e chair rognizesthe ntlen frlabama. . mrright: mr. spe, than yo i unanimousonsenthat all mbs may ve five legislave days revise d tend their remksonhe solution, h.res. approxite 13. e speakero temre: without jection. mr.right:.res1383. the speaker p tempore: ithout objon. . brht: i yid myself tie as iay conme. thsppro tempore: the ntlemaisecognized. mr. bright: the resoon before usecognizes the outstanding servicof dr. lay ca was served as th nional f.f.a advor for the pt 26. since 28, e national f.f.a. ganizion, whi w known the fure ers of america, unt 18, has provided leadership, career depment and agriculture edcationrograms to y amerans. under dr. case's leadership, the orzn haevolved to nue meeting d

the speer pempore: without objectio thankou, mr. speaker. rise today to calon members of congress d thwall street orconference committ to stand for hardworking amerans and send us a strong ll that protects the inrest of those on main street wh have been paying and will cotinuto pay the price for waeet excesses. mr. walz: over the pa few weeks i have en meeting with small business owners like one minnesota. community leaders like the mayor and all of them have deliverea very sple message, we st end too big to il by ensuri large fincial firmare allowed to fail wit burdening the taxpayer. we must protect main stet sisses a consumers from greedun amuck community banks, creditnions and auto dealersps need to be ved. i urge members of congresto send us a tough bill tha restres accountability and transparency to america. i yield ck. thspear prtempore: the gentleman eldsk. at purpose ds the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> to address the house for one te. th speaker pro tempore: witho oection. >> mrspeaker,he american ople deserve better from their

mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i now yield five minutes to the congresswoman from california, ms. speer. >> thank you, mr. chairman while i was not in the room i was listening to the testimony and i am somewhat struck by the questioning that was offered by mr. lynch when he asked if he wanted to see the program continue and virtually every one of you said yes. although, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle very much want to see the program does appear. it would be helpful to us if you can -- see the program disappear. it would be helpful to u if you can in the narrative tell us why you think it should continue. mr. losmalowman, i think congren kucinich, said he had difficulties with your particularompany. i would like to echo those. i have a number of cases that are truly disturbing that are loans by chase. this couple, retired schoolteacher, retired husband, chase has lost four sets of applications. this is a story we hear over and over again were documentation is sent, documentation is lost.. when a consumer sends it in four times, documentations that they send in four times and you cannot find

mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i now yield five minutes to the congresswoman from california, ms. speer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. while i was not in the room i was listening to the testimony and i am somewhat struck by the questioning that was offered by mr. lynch when he asked if he wanted to see the program continue and virtually every one of you said yes. although, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle very much want to see the program does appear. it would be helpful to us if you can -- see the program disappear. it would be helpful to us if you can in the narrative tell us why you think it should continue. mr. losmalowman, i think congren kucinich, said he had difficulties with your particular company. i would like to echo those. i have a number of cases that are truly disturbing that are loans by chase. this couple, retired schoolteacher, retired husband, chase has lost four sets of applications. this is a story we hear over and over again were documentation is sent, documentation is lost.. when a consumer sends it in four times, documentations that they send in four times and you cannot f

the speer pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. roe: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from indiana, mr. buier. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is -- mr. buyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. buyer: i also would like to rise to pay tribute to a fellow hoozer. he was raised on a family farm that had neither running water or electricity. money was in short supply. he played basketball with his brothers in a barn using a tomato basket and a makeshift ball made with old rags he would credit his success to the hard work and discipline he learned growing up on the family farm. his family moved to martinsville, indiana, where he led the local basketball team ta championship for three consecutive years, winning the -- he led them for three years then actually won the championship in 1927. for his efforts, he was selected three-time allstate. after graduating high school in 1928, jon wooden attended purdue university where he helped the boilermakers as team captain inhe 1932 national