ms. clinton, 80 plus people related to the davidian group were burned alive. these were democrats who did that. they call ed and ethnic group or religious sect. for some reason, they were not like by the u.s. administration. they staged a sit-in in a house. they could not push them out of the house. they put the house on fire. 80 people, men, women, and children got burned alive in that house. do you realize what human rights is? i believe the officials of america and some european countries should feel a little embarrassed, and they should not open their mouths and say anything they want to say. the islamic republic is defending humanity. we support the oppressed people of palestine, iraq, afghanistan, oppressed, we support them. this is a sign that we are raising the flag of human rights, that believing in islam, this lack of depending humans, is raised in this country. we do not need any advice on human rights. that is what i wanted to say about the election. and finally, i want to address the 12th imam. we tell him that we are doing what we have to do, w

ms. clinton. 80 people, 80 plus people related to visit david and group were burned alive at that time. there were these same democrats who did this. they call it david or religious sects. for some reason they were not liked by the u.s. administration. they just sit in a house. they could not push them out of the house. they put the house on fire. 80 people, men, women and children got burned alive in that house. do you realize what human rights is? well, i believe the officials of america, some european countries, they should feel a little embarrassed and they should not open their mouths and say anything they want to say. the islamic republic is the manner of defending humanity. we support the people of palestine, iraq, afghanistan. anywhere where people are being oppressed, we support them. and this is the sign that we are raising the flock of human rights. that believing in islam, that is raised in this country. we do not need any advice on human rights. that's what i wanted to say about the election. and finally, i want to address the 12 imam, shiite. [chanting] >> translator: we t

ms. woolsey: remember harry and louise in 1994 when the clintons were proposing a health care plan, national health care plan and the insurance companies got behind this ad that cost millions of dollars about a couple talking about how bad this health care plan would be for america. well, the insurance companies had enough industry -- not one company -- had enough funds to play that ad over and over and the clinton plan was much too complicated and nobody could explain it to anybody and it never got to being finished in the first place. you know what? people would not be bullied by  that kind of ad now. they absolutely have gone through enough fear of losing their own insurance, if they have it, if they're employed. they pay more, get less, every year for what is offered. and they never know if it's going to be there the next year. and those are the people that we're saying, don't fool around with my insurance coverage, it's good. i've got mine. and then seniors, retired folks, i have my retirement, it's good. and then harry and louise scared them to death that we were going to take it away

ms. tsongas: no one was more worried about the national debt than my late husband, paul tsongas. during the years of the clinton administration, fiscal responsibility prevailed and the debt clock started to roll back. but we have seen a stark reversal of that success with spending on two wars, tax cuts for the wealthy and a massive new entitlement program none of it paid for. as a member of the budget committee i was proud to co-sponsor legislation this week that would reinstate statutory pay-as-you-go rules. pay-go is not an untested theory but a commonsense tool with a proven track record that requires we in washington to make tough choices. throughout the 1990's it paved the way for balanced budgets and responsible government and it can do it again. as we tackle two of the most important issues of our time, energy and health care reform, it is critical that we enact pay-go rules that signal to our creditors that we are finally serious. we have a responsibility to pay for what we do. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise