mrs. baxter's. this isn't to be confused with anything mrs. baxter might have to move mr. dexter along. [laughter] that's what my book is. my book is the study of innocence and evil. maybe not. okay, i've got dogs in this novel, 546 blogs, depressed dogs, a def dog, mostly the store dog of the book is a recreational either eater who ends up eating a little piece of, i will get to this in the end but i have a neighbor i don't like and he is tattooed which will be might he is and when the dog regurgitates this thing he sees about three-fourths of u.s. marine corps tattoo on the guy's leg and mistakes it for the usda would do you call that, it doesn't make the me to any better. [laughter] i've got some editors and editors are strange. you know, of course they are evil but -- [laughter] -- strangely enough, the higher you go, the nicer they tend to be, or the more kind of -- it's absolutely the opposite of any other business i have ever been in, which is the boss is the guys that get to the top are usually guys that have got the most -- cost the most throats but in my experience the guy is

mr. paulsen: i rise to pay tribute to two recent state championship teams from minnesota's third congressional district. my hometown won the minnesota high school girls lacrosse championship last week. under coaches judy baxter and beth patterson, they claimed a come-from-behind victory over blake to win their fifth state title in that sport. the minnetonka high school boys lacrosse team defeated east view to win their very first state championship. capping off a man it'sic year in which they were ranked number one for the entire season. the hard work and dedication of these scholar athletes helped them achieve something they will remember forever. i commend each of them along with their coaches, trainers, educators, and parents who help ke these championships possible. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there further one-minute requests? for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> ask to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gohmert: thank you, madam speaker. there's blood in the streets in iran tonight. it's morning over there. but blood is running in the streets. people have been outraged at what they say was the stealing of an election. so d