mr. turner, i want. but i would like to put on the record there is no secret deal going on, and i yield back mr. chairman. >> if it were a secret deal, we wouldn't know about it. the gentleman from louisiana. >> thank you. that is precisely my point. you made just before i could. how would you know it? did you have access to information that we don't? i'm not joking and that is the question. i think sometimes there is much truth in humor. but i believe -- i don't think anybody in this room today knows whether there is a secret deal cooking and i would be happy to yield to my friend, mr. turner, if he would like to make additional comments. >> the one thing that we know is that after this election, the president has abandoned the third site in europe, the sight he was going to replace them muscles in poland to protect mainland united states without any confessions from the united states or other items he received and he continues to offer the sensitive technologies surrounding missile defense with exchange

mr. turner. so many in favor will say aye. opposed, no. >> better get some other people in here. the noes have it and we have a request for a roll call vote to the are there any other further amendments? mr. lamborn? >> i would offer -- >> please pass out that amendment. without objection, the reading of the amendment will be dispensed with. the chair recognizes the gentleman for the purpose of offering and explaining his amendment. >> thank you mr. chairman. the national nuclear security administration, or nnsa has a requirement that by 2019 they have prolonged the life and upgraded the be 61 nuclear warhead. and to make sure that they have the proper incentive to follow through on this, we would withhold funds from another one of their programs if they are lagging in meeting this requirement of theirs. hopefully this but never have to take effect. hopefully they would be prompt and diligent and carry out the responsibilities that we have given them. as of this was a just say that 20% of the fun

mr. turner: ok. mr. chairman, the -- i appreciate the concern that i've heard from the other side of the aisle. the issue i think comes down to that being in a military uniform should not be a get-out-of-jail-free card. the state of the law is that if you're in a state that has a mandatory minimum and you commit a sexual assault or rape, you're going to jail. but yet under our law, you could be a member of the military and commit a sexual assault or rape and be free from incarceration, even if you commit the assault or the rape offbase. when we talk about wanting to make certain that we uphold the victims and making certain that it's the perpetrator that is the person that feels insecure and threatened by the system, you can't have a system that threatens the perpetrator when the perpetrator knows that by being a man or woman in uniform or by being onbase and a member of the military, that you're subject to a lower standard in conviction and sentencing. the case that we have in alaska where a member of o

mr. turner of ohio. the chair: the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. turner: last year i stood on the house floor and asked the president to make available to us, the congress and the american public, the details of what i believe ma have seen is a secret deal the president has with the russians concerning the united states missile defense. everyone is very much aware that the president had an open mic incident where he didn't expect the american public to hear what he was saying when he was meeting in seoul, south korea, when he was meeting with then-president medvedev of russia. he said, this is my last election, obama told medvedev, he said, quote, after my election i will have more flexibility. you don't have to take my word for it, you can see this on youtube where the president offers the issue of missile defense as one that's negotiable with the russians after he's no longer answering to the american public through the election. what's troubling is as we stood on the house floor and

mr. turner the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i want to go back to what mr.dly there is a danger in this. many of us oppose for the sequestration and they are now seeing the fact that it brings in these indiscriminate cuts but what needs to happen is it needs to be set aside not in the department of defense to be given broad discretion, the money need to be put back not just moving within and to give the department of defense have the authority of this broad number many of the initiatives we put in the bill could suddenly go away and be stopped. things we think are important that we voted unanimously to have the department of defense do, they could step aside and say we have a $20 million of authority to undo and we have let's say sequestration is a remedy, this provision would remain in law and continue to pass sequestration being back filled and continue with the department of defense having a broad brush pan about without any connection or oversight from congress. i agree with the comment there are mechanisms the congress is involved in reprogramming but w

mr. turner -- eye. aye.ooper -- mr. klein -- aye. bordallo -- aye. mr. frank -- aye. mr. schuster -- aye. mr. conaway -- aye. garamendi -- no. mr. johnson -- aye. mr. whitman -- aye. mr. hunter -- aye. ms. spear -- no. dr. fleming -- aye. mr. barber -- aye. mr. kaufman -- aye. mr. carson -- aye. ms. shea porter -- aye. mrs. hartzler -- aye. mr. kilmer -- aye. -- aye.ro duckworth -- aye. mr. palazzo -- aye. mrs. robie -- aye. -- aye.ks veasey -- aye. mr. nugent -- aye. mr. cook -- aye. mr. wenstrup -- aye. mr. jones, mr. jones. >> the bill passed, right? >> that is correct, sir. >> the motion is agreed to. it is laid upon the table. for what purposes the gentleman from washington seek recognition. >> i would like to assert the right of any member to file an alert for inclusion into the house on the bill just ordered reported. >> pursuant to clause 2l, all members are committed to not less than two calendar days. fork unanimous consent clerical changes be removed from the bill on provisions that would cause the beer bill -- bill or end in an earmark. i ask unanimous consent

mr. turner, for the purpose of offering a motion. >> mr.hairman, i move to adopt the subcommittee report of the subcommittee on tactical air and land forces as a i mended. >> questions on the motion of the gentleman from ohio. so many as are in fair will say aye -- in favor will say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed, no. a quorum being present, the ayes have it, and the motion is agreed to. committee will now receive the report on the subcommittee on intelligence, emerging threats and capabilities. pursuant to committee rule 17 and in consultation with the ranking member, we will postpone all of the recorded votes on the amendments in this particular subcommittee mark until the end of the subcommittee mark. the chair recognizes chairman of the subcommittee, the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry, for his comments. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and, first, let me thank my partner on this subcommittee, the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, for his work. not only his cooperative spirit, but the expertise and insights he brings to some rap

mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. mr. duncan. mr. duncan votes no. mr. mchenry. mr. jordan. mr. chafits votes no. mr. wahlberg votes no. mr. langford. mr. amash. mr. amash votes no. dr. gosar votes no. mr. meehan. votes no. dr. dejardlay votes no. mr. gaudy. mr. gaudy votes no. d.. farentho so no. mr. woodall. mr. woodall votes no. mr. massey. mr. massey votes no. mr. collins. mr. collins votes no. mr. meadows. mr. meadows votes no. mr. bentavolio. votes no. mr. desanties. votes no. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes aye. mrs. maloney. mrs. norton. ms. norton votes aye. mr. tyranny. -- tierney. votes aye. mr. clay votes aye. mr. lynch votes aye. mr. cooper. aye. mr. conley. mr. conley votes aye. ms. spear votes aye. mr. cartwright. mr. cartwright votes aye and mr. pokan. votes aye. mrs. duckworth. mrs. duckworth votes aye. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes aye. mr. davis. mr. davis votes aye. mr. welch. mr. welch votes aye. mr. cardenas votes aye. r. horsford votes aye. ms. grisham. mr. jordan. you're not recorded. >> mr. hastings. how do you vote? >> no. >> mr. hastings votes no. >> doe

mr. turner? >> thank you, mr. gentleman for the purposes of offering and explaining his amendment. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we are -- i'm offering this amendment and with the intention of withdrawalling it after describing it. we are, as a committee, in the ndaa establishing mandatory minimum sentencing with respect to sexual assault. that mandatory minimum sentencing is a dismissal or dishonorable dairnlg. we are going further to ask for sentencing guidelines a review by department of defense as to whether or not the sentences could include incarceration and confinement be set at the mandatory minimum level. i'm offering this amendment and withdrawalling it that is a suggestion of a confinement for two years since we worked on both doing a bipartisan and bicameral sexual assault solution in the national defense authorization act. this provision was not included because we did not have full consensus on adopting a minimum sentencing that would include confinement and ib -- incarceration. we picked two years. ma

mr. turner had a couple of --thank you, mr. chairman. i know that mr. turner had a couple of comments. will yield my time to him. >> the only point i wanted to make is that president obama himself has said the missile defense system works. point, this became a partisan issue as to whether or not the missile defense system that we had installed on the west coast in california and alaska work. when president bush was in office, it became a partisan banter. now you have president obama, who clearly should take it out of a partisan issue, saying that it works and that's in fact it should be a deterrent for north korea. but we know that iran also is seeking missile technology and weapons of mass destruction knology. -- technology. it is prudent for us to take action now before we have a missile on the launch pad in iran. i yield back. >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman? >> the gentleman of utah is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you. you now have me confused again. i'm glad we were able to take out the north koreans so effectively. and since obvious he we on the west coast are covered in th

mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. turner: thank you, mr. speaker. about five years ago in my community we were saddened to hear of the news of the tragic ath of marie lodderback, who was a marine to report the sexual assault she endured and came forward and reported her belief of a subsequent pregnancy from that sexual assault. only to have the marines inform her and the accused of the sexual assault, the perpetrator, that they would wait until her baby was born and when the baby was born they would do d.n.a. testing, and if the d.n.a. testing showed the baby was the accused's, then they would move forward with prosecution. and until then they left the two in close proximity. until the accused murdered marie in her eighth month of pregnancy and burned her in her backyard in a bonfire. it's at that time i saw the issue of sexual assault in the military was not just one of unacceptable numbers, it was an issue of an environment where victims were revictimized and perpetrators felt safe. mr. speaker, recent survey in the

mr. turner. mr. turner: i'm here to speak in favor of the national defense authorization act and i'm privileged to serve as a subcommittee chairman. i thank the chairman and ranking member for their support for the provisions in the bill that go to address the important issue of sexual assault in the military. we were tasked by the ranking member and ranking member to come up with a solution and we worked with the staff and we believe we have put provisions in this bill with the full support on a bipartisan support of the committee that will end the re-victimization of the victim. we have a problem of sexual assault in the military. the perpetrators feel safe and the victims are continuing victimized. it includes provisions from representative heck and noem and sanchez and duckworth. this bill will strip commanders of their authority to dismiss a conviction for a serious offense by a court martial and limits the commander's ability. we go beyond that, this bill says if you commit a sexual assault, you

mr. turner of ohio. amendment 22 by mr. holt of new jersey. amendment 25 by ms. mccollum of minnesota. amendment number 32 by mr. nolan of minnesota. amendment number 33 by mr. larsen of washington. amendment number 36 by mr. gibson of new york. amendment number 37 by mr. coffman of colorado. amendment number 19 by mrs. walorski of indiana. amendment number 20 from mr. smith of washington. amendment number 14 by mr. polis from colorado. amendment number 23 by mr. poll from colorado. amendment 39 by mr. van hollen from maryland. amendment number 123 by mr. blumenauer of oregon. and amendment number 137 by ms. delauro of connecticut. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first series in this vote. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 21 printed in part b of house report 113-108 by the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the yeas prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 21 printed in house report numbe

mr. turner. mr. duncan. mr. mchenry. mr. jordan. mr. chafe its. -- mr. chaffetz. mr. lankford. mr. mosh. mr. meehan. mr. gaudi. mr. ferrin told. mr. hastings. mr. woodall. mr. massey. mr. collins. mr. meadows aye. mr. bent avolio aye. mr. desantis aye. mr. cummings no. no.norton mr. tierney no. mr. clay no. mr. lynch no. mr. cooper no. mr. connolly no. .r. cartwright >> no. >> mr. poe can. >> no to mccarthy. >> voting no to what? >> i'm voting no to the mccarthy-ite tactics that our site is not even allowed to vote, so i'm voting no. >> continue. >> ms. duckworth no. mr. davis no. mr. welch no. mr. cardin us. horseferdfurred -- no. >> how is mr. mchenry recorded? aye. is recorded as voting woodall?. >> not recorded. >> is there anyone else who seeks recognition to vote? >> sir, you are recorded voting aye. >> the clerk will report. >> 22 aye's, 17 no's. >> the resolution is agreed to. the resolution finding lois lerner waived her fifth amendment privileges on may 22, 2013, is approved, and we stands adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning per

mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. turner: thank you, madam speaker. in 2008, maria, a female marine from my community, stepped forward to report a sexual assault from another marine. she was viciously murdered by the accused. her mother, mary, took up the issue of sexual assault in the military, and i have worked with her since 2008 on legislative solutions in trying to change the culture in the military. it's in that that i rise today in support of h.r. 1864, the work of representative sanchez and representative with a lors key, as part of that effort for us to change the culture and provide the tools to victims in the military. the problem in the military with sexual assault is clear, victims feel revictimized by the system and perpetrators feel safe. our efforts legislatively is to change this dynamic where perpetrators feel unsafe so we can rise to the level of preventing sexual assaults and of course rally around victims so they feel safe. last year i had the opportunity to attend a breakfast of the commandant of

mr. turner. >> i think you for the clarification. i think most people understand what you're saying and i think you should be commended. the first response is not everything is solved with more money. i think that you can look at the facts of this whole discussion about mismanagement that started in 2010 when the irs got the most money that they had ever gotten. and they have less work to do. maybe they had too much money, maybe that is why mismanagement started. >> i appreciate your clarification. i just wanted clarification to be clear that i have dealt with agencies that one of more money and that is because they had no interest in oversight which created the problems that i believe. >> thank you for your clarification. >> i would like to turn to this. >> we don't have any money anyway. [laughter] >> whether or not the denial of the application of conservative groups was a product of a few rogue employees in cincinnati, whether or not it was directed. >> we want you to push the facts, to find out where the orders came from. i can'

mr. mike turner. the chair: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. turner: this amendment is anything unlike you are going to see because this is not a function of congress. the amendment says the president shall end the regular meants from germany and bring them to united states. there is no where you will find any provision. in 10 minutes we shouldn't have a debate about where troops should be. these troops are not like the troops he served in. these troops are active, defending the united states and allies and absolutely necessary for forward deployment. need the three to five days to go to israel, middle east. it would take 20 days from the united states and here's the most important thing. gentleman says that these troops need to be reduced. we have reduced troops. the gentleman served in the early 1970's. we have already drastically reduced them and down to 1/6 of where they are. 30,000 troops in 2015. you have to think about what it is they do. they do regional security and international cooperation and partner-nation training and part of our s

mr. victor marques of the marques law group. >> miss alia of turner. >> david lou of ucsf and mark gerar. and mr. jeff peterson of web corp and miss judy sorro, in memory of mitch sorro. >> now i would like to announce the four scholarships. these scholarships represent specific achievements. the first scholarship is awarded to richard may in the amount of $500 for his dedication to the program, going above and beyond the requirements to study construction management and blueprint reading come on up. [ applause ] >> >> the second to ron red head for his commitment to his professional values for $500. >> the third scholarship to bang wo in the amount of $500 for commitment of aligning his goals with industrial qualifications in san francisco, plus he had perfect attendance. [ applause ] >> now, the final scholarship is very special to mission hiring hall. this scholarship is awarded to jessie nelson in the amount of $500 from the maria hasel scholarship fund, this award represents outstanding achievement in the face of multiple challenges his per seer veer ans represents everything that th

mr. turner votes aye, mr. duncan bowtied. mr. mchenry bowtied. aye.ordan votes votes aye.-- the event folio boats aye. mr. desanto's votes aye. mr. cummings votes no. clayaloney votes no mr. votes no. mr. lynch votes no. mr. gruber about snow. mr. connolly votes no. -- votes no. >> pardon me voting no to the attack -- the tactics of today. >> ms. duckworth votes no. votes no. mr. welsh votes no. mr. host bird votes no. --horse for votes no. >> how was mr. mchenry recorded? >> as voting aye. >> is there anyone else who seeks recognition to vote? >> your recorded as voting aye. -- you are recorded as voting aye. >> the clerk will report. ayes, 17 nos. >> the resolution is agreed to. the resolution finding lois lerner waived her fifth ,mendment privileges on may 22 2013, is approved, and we stands adjourned. >> tonight at 6:30 p.m. eastern time, we follow the road to the he will be speaking .t a web -- fund-raising dinner and then we will have former jeb bush giving a talk. roberts will give us his life on the high court. there really talking about

mr. turner, the gentleman from ohio, is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to go back to what mr. scott said and i agree with him wholeheartedly. there's a significant amount of danger in a provision like this. now, many of us oppose sequestration and we're now seeing the effects that it brings with these indiscriminate cuts but what needs to happen is sequestration needs to be set aside, not that the department of defense needs to be given discretion. the money needs to be put back, not just a shell game, the money moved inside. and if you give the department of defense this authority, this broad number, many of the initiatives that we just put in this bill could suddenly go away and be stopped. the things that we all think are important that we voted even unanimously to have the department of defense do, they could step aside and say well, i now have this $20 billion authority to undo. and the other aspect is that let's say sequestration is remedied, this provision would remain in law and it would continue past sequestration being back filled and co

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turner, and representative tsongas and i introduced. this would require a mandatory discharge or dismissal of conviction of a sexual crime. .. >> as i see it, i'd let anyone else make comments. >> mr. chairman, i'd like to look at it longer. i understand what senator mccaskill's trying to do but, you know, if you're going to mandate a discharge, i don't know how many times we do that in ucmj. i'd just like to look at it and maybe we can, you know, if there's a problem, i can sit down with her. but i don't want to hold up progress here. >> um, and i also ask unanimous consent that senator blumenthal be added as a co-sponsor to this. he also had some this in his legislation. if you want to hold this, mr. chairman -- >> i think senator graham said that he'd accept that we could modify it later on a voice vote. he would, that doesn't mean that my ranking member would. can we -- >> i think we could have -- yes, and it could be addressed on the floor too. >> okay. so all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> opposed, nay? the ayes have it, the ayes appear to have it. now to mccaskill number 3. >> this amendment requires that defense counsel give notice -- doesn't limit access to the victi