mr. webster: i reserve the balance of my time. ker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: thank you, madam speaker. it's my honor to yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. baldwin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from wisconsin is recognized for three minutes. ms. baldwin: i thank the gentleman for yielding time. madam speaker, the bill before us today is entitled the farm dust regulation prevention act of 2011. i want to make something very clear. if we were here today voting on a bill that actually stopped farm dust from being regulated by the e.p.a., i would support it. agriculture is hugely important to my home state of wisconsin. and the thought of regulating farm dust on a federal level is simply ridiculous. however there is no attempt by the e.p.a. to regulate farm dust. administrator lisa jackson said that the e.p.a. has no intention of regulating farm dust. the republican senate sponsor of this bill, former secretary of agriculture, mike johanns

mr. webster? >> ms. slaughter? eye. >> mr. mczpwhoverpb eye. >> mr. chairman? >> no. >> and can the clerk report to total? three yeas and seven nays. and the motion is not agreed to and let me explain we have because of a type i don't know we do make an order we self-execute the camp amendment which is amendment number six listed here. any other rules? i'm sorry. >> if i may because again, the same reason i gave previously the incredible interest in what we're going to do here ads to whether or not peep will be able to stay in a their homes and pay their bills i would move we change the debate time to three hours. >> you've heard the motion. >> i think the importance of this bill requires it. >> as you know we have actually -- let me just say, i urge a no-vote on this amendment in light of the fact that we've made it 50% increase in the what would have been the normal allotted time of an hour of debate, and clearly these are issues that have been and will continue to be discussed and we have over items so i'm going to -- by the way that means we will have 2 1/2

mr. webster would like to be recognized. >> it is important that we talk about the policy here at some point in time of why this would be a bad move to concur with the senate amendment. what is wrong with it declared -- with it? youn't know how many of have to fill these out? it is called a 941 quarterly federal report. every small business has to fill this out every quarter. this form has not changed in years and years and years. it makes it a little simpler when that takes place. under the paperwork reduction act notice, it says that 13 hours and 59 minutes learning about the law. 47 minutes, preparing and sending the form to the irs. one hour and three minutes. for whatever reason, maybe none of those senators has ever felt one of these out before. it is pretty sad if they haven't because they ought to read the forms that they produce. so here, who have 14 or 15 hours worth of work to do this. every small business, which is going happen? law only last two months. every quarter is january, february, march. if they were doing anything constructive, they would have only done at four particul

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mr. webster that the changes in the agreement were very important in his negotiations on this. this article in the wall street journal, a temporary extension divides economists on whether it will spur spending and hiring. it is a back and forth about the effect of whether it will create jobs and add stimulus to the economy. next is north carolina, a democrat. caller: thanks for taking my call. i want to say thank you, republicans, for doing the right thing. so many people out here are really hurting. alan,t to say to joe and you are -- of the american party. host: this paper says the annual scramble to passed the medicare problem -- next is congressman sander levin of michigan. he has been very visible this week on the democratic side involved in negotiations. what is your reaction to the republican announcement last night? guest: it was necessary. we had to extend this program. house republicans had stood in the way and they got out of the way yesterday. that was important for extending the payroll tax for 160 million taxpayers and extending unemployment compensation, unemploy