. >> i'm curious ms. lee did you commission this did the museum commission the artwork. >> the society of the asian art for it is a gift to the museum 50th anniversary of this year. >> oh, is that right. i didn't see that okay. thank you. >> is that you commissioner pearlman. >> ever hearing i'm someone different. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to say i was so impressed i was surprised is it came before the commission it is a minor permit to author the design was so indicative and so brilliant to bring many light fixtures i wanted to enlightenment the team it will be a beautiful piece of art so thank you very much. >> do i have commissioner hyland. >> thank you, ms. lee for speaking and giving us context it a worthwhile installation. >> i'll motion with the conditions condition. >> second. >> thank you commissioners on that motion then to approve this matter with conditions commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and dick davis 1st district an

. >> i'm curious ms. lee did you commission this did the museum commission the artwork. >> the society of the asian art for it is a gift to the museum 50th anniversary of this year. >> oh, is that right. i didn't see that okay. thank you. >> is that you commissioner pearlman. >> ever hearing i'm someone different. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to say i was so impressed i was surprised is it came before the commission it is a minor permit to author the design was so indicative and so brilliant to bring many light fixtures i wanted to enlightenment the team it will be a beautiful piece of art so thank you very much. >> do i have commissioner hyland. >> thank you, ms. lee for speaking and giving us context it a worthwhile installation. >> i'll motion with the conditions condition. >> second. >> thank you commissioners on that motion then to approve this matter with conditions commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and dick davis 1st district an

ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from maryland for his leadership and i thank my good friends on the other side of the aisle. but mr. speaker, i now understand what the issue is. we're talking apples and oranges. my friends on the other side of the aisle don't care about the 2013 at in 2011, 18%, rather, 18% of unemployed americans were uninsured and in the state of texas 28%, california, 23%, georgia, 22%. now we're at a point where we've lowered that amount and now we lowered the uninsured rate in this clint to 11.9%. those are vulnerable americans, women and families of we also don't seem to understand when our constituents talk taos about premium, all we need to do is do the constituent a service and show them the direction into the marketplace. in shopping around you can lower your premiums. but the real issue is whether or not we care about making sure those with pre-existing conditions can actually get health insurance. that those in medkear can actually protect the medicare s

. >> i'm curious ms. lee did you commission this did the museum commission the artwork. >> the society of the asian art for it is a gift to the museum 50th anniversary of this year. >> oh, is that right. i didn't see that okay. thank you. >> is that you commissioner pearlman. >> ever hearing i'm someone different. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to say i was so impressed i was surprised is it came before the commission it is a minor permit to author the design was so indicative and so brilliant to bring many light fixtures i wanted to enlightenment the team it will be a beautiful piece of art so thank you very much. >> do i have commissioner hyland. >> thank you, ms. lee for speaking and giving us context it a worthwhile installation. >> i'll motion with the conditions condition. >> second. >> thank you commissioners on that motion then to approve this matter with conditions commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and dick davis 1st district an

. >> i'm curious ms. leen this did the museum commission the artwork. >> the society of the asian art for it is a gift to the museum 50th anniversary of this year. >> oh, is that right. i didn't see that okay. thank you. >> is that you commissioner pearlman. >> ever hearing i'm someone different. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to say i was so impressed i was surprised is it came before the commission it is a minor permit to author the design was so indicative and so brilliant to bring many light fixtures i wanted to enlightenment the team it will be a beautiful piece of art so thank you very much. >> do i have commissioner hyland. >> thank you, ms. lee for speaking and giving us context it a worthwhile installation. >> i'll motion with the conditions condition. >> second. >> thank you commissioners on that motion then to approve this matter with conditions commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and dick davis 1st district and commissioner wol

before i wrap up here, i would like to sheila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: first of all, let they thank you for your service. and thank you so very much for bringing this very important issue, this bipartisan issue, to the floor of house -- of the house, and certainly to your colleagues. i am looking forward to working with you on this issue. and i just want to say that one of my greatest joys in the united states congress was the military war zones that i had the chance to go to, starting with the bosnian war, i came in in that time frame and traveled to that area with kosovo and albania and then of course iraq and afghanistan. certainly a number of other sites where issues of conflict were going on. and there i saw a myriad of women who stood on the shoulders of these women, who are now in a variety of the branches, not just aviators or the air force in particular, but they stood on the shoulders of thile these women. -- of these wism. and it gave me a sense of -- women. and it gave me a sense of pride and duty to say thank you. women are uniqu

ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentlelady from new jersey. and i thank you for guiding us over the past couple of minutes, dealing with an important issue of -- the speaker pro tempore: will the gentlelady suspend. under the speaker's announced -- cy of january 6, 2015, mrs. watson coleman: i yielded the balance of my time to the gentlelady from texas. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, is recognized as the designee for the minority leader. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. speaker. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much, mr. speaker. again, i thank the gentlelady from new jersey. let me quickly move us forward. because in just a few minutes, the president of the united states will join with a number of americans on a very important town hall meeting, dealing with the question of this very important issue of gun violence. and today i rise as a ranking member of the criminal justice committee on judiciary, but i rise also as my colleague, as a member of

ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 581, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, an a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chair. i think most of all that we've had a vigorous discussion on behalf of the american people. i hope they are listening. i hope my colleagues are listening. because as i listen to the debate myself i heard a continuing theme, let's bash the plaintiffs and those seeking justice and make sure we make our friends who want to eliminate costs, eliminate the road to justice, provide them with an opportunity to reconfigure the road that has the lady justice balanced scales s a symbol of this system. i heard my colleagues -- my colleague from texas mitigating circumstance good friend, talk about cost and making sure the individuals in a class are spread out so they are limited in the ability to press their case. i got the answer. and again i say that a one-way street to justice is unacceptable. and there are too many people who tied that i cannot st

ms. jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank the speaker. this past week in harris county, texas, we lost a giant of a man. n the name of commissioner elfranco lee. he served the commissioners court and the people he loved for 0 years. one could never describe commissioner lee as a typical politician. he walked through his district, i truly believe his giant footsteps touched everyone and everyone's heart. he was a lover of seniors and creative opportunities for them to enjoy their life and swim in a fantastic pool at the hesta house. more importantly he, coddled and nurture and created the lyndon baines johnson hospital that has served so many from all over the county and state. the baylor team clinic called him a guardian angel, providing health care services for vulnerable teens. and yes, he believed in something calls the olympics, not around the world but in harris county. 10,000 children during the summer would have the opportu

. >> i'm curious ms. lee did you commission this did the museum commission the artwork. >> the society of the asian art for it is a gift to the museum 50th anniversary of this year. >> oh, is that right. i didn't see that okay. thank you. >> is that you commissioner pearlman. >> ever hearing i'm someone different. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to say i was so impressed i was surprised is it came before the commission it is a minor permit to author the design was so indicative and so brilliant to bring many light fixtures i wanted to enlightenment the team it will be a beautiful piece of art so thank you very much. >> do i have commissioner hyland. >> thank you, ms. lee for speaking and giving us context it a worthwhile installation. >> i'll motion with the conditions condition. >> second. >> thank you commissioners on that motion then to approve this matter with conditions commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and dick davis 1st district an

ms. sheila jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from new york for his kindness and acknowledge the chairman of this committee for their courtesies in debating this legislation. first of all i think it is important for all of us to acknowledge the safe return of our united states sailors and to recognize that the united states was persistent and determined and as well made no apologies. and the iran government moved quickly to return them. be very clear that our soldiers, our sailors did nothing wrong. and obviously when other sailors are in trouble, let me thank those who remained as our heroes do. they leave no person in essence behind. i'm very grateful. i know their families are grateful in that they are safe. that, mr. speaker, is a distinctive point from where we are today. everyone knows that iran is a bad actor. some of us on this floor voted for iran nonnuclear agreement. others did not. but i believe that we do ourselves harm when we continue to renegotiate or to revote, as we have con

ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the devastating earthquake that struck the nation of haiti on january 12, 2012. today marks six years since the malignant tude -- magnitude of 7.0 earthquake struck some 15 miles south of haiti's population center and the seat of its government. the aftermath of the quake was unimaginable. it is estimated that as many as 316,000 people perished and nearly 1.3 million were displaced. this tragedy struck in a nation already hobbled by grinding poverty, health disparities and food insecurity. today there remains approximately 147,000 internally displaced people in haiti, with countless others remaining displaced outside of i.d.p. camps. the world and the american people, though, responded to the earthquake with compassion and generosity. to date the u.s. has contributed billions to recovery efforts, along with donors from around the world. the assessing progress in haiti act, which i introduced in the house, it was a bipartisan effort, with

. >> i'm curious ms. lee did you commission this did the museum commission the artwork. >> the society of the asian art for it is a gift to the museum 50th anniversary of this year. >> oh, is that right. i didn't see that okay. thank you. >> is that you commissioner pearlman. >> ever hearing i'm someone different. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to say i was so impressed i was surprised is it came before the commission it is a minor permit to author the design was so indicative and so brilliant to bring many light fixtures i wanted to enlightenment the team it will be a beautiful piece of art so thank you very much. >> do i have commissioner hyland. >> thank you, ms. lee for speaking and giving us context it a worthwhile installation. >> i'll motion with the conditions condition. >> second. >> thank you commissioners on that motion then to approve this matter with conditions commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and dick davis 1st district an

ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from texas is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i thank the speaker. a picture is always worth a thousand words, and this is a picture of words. it is very clear that the affordable care act has been a life safer for many americans, and this budget reconciliation act is obviously misdirected, wrong directed, and the 62nd time this body has tried to gut the obamacare. thank you, mr. president, for vetoing it no matter whether it came to the senate or house. we worked without ceasing to get a bill that would cover millions of americans. it was a deliberative process. everyone had a right to vote. the republicans refused to vote for good health care. here we are 13 million americans benefited from 1 $1 billion in retates for -- 1.1 billion rebates in relt insurance. 34 million in medicare. last august millions of women began receiving free coverage for comprehensive women's care. 17 million children with pre-existing condition have insurance.6 million young people have insurance. 6.6 million seniors. of course they want to

ms. sheila jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from new york for his kindness and acknowledge the chairman of this committee for their courtesies in debating this legislation. first of all i think it is important for all of us to acknowledge the safe return of our united states sailors and to recognize that the united states was persistent and determined and as well made no apologies. and the iran government moved quickly to return them. be very clear that our soldiers, our sailors did nothing wrong. and obviously when other sailors are in trouble, let me thank those who remained as our heroes do. they leave no person in essence behind. i'm very grateful. i know their families are grateful in that they are safe. that, mr. speaker, is a distinctive point from where we are today. everyone knows that iran is a bad actor. some of us on this floor voted for iran nonnuclear agreement. others did not. but i believe that we do ourselves harm when we continue to renegotiate or to revote, as we have con

ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from maryland for his leadership and i thank my good friends on the other side of the aisle. but mr. speaker, i now understand what the issue is. we're talking apples and oranges. my friends on the other side of the aisle don't care about the 2013 at in 2011, 18%, rather, 18% of unemployed americans were uninsured and in the state of texas 28%, california, 23%, georgia, 22%. now we're at a point where we've lowered that amount and now we lowered the uninsured rate in this clint to 11.9%. those are vulnerable americans, women and families of we also don't seem to understand when our constituents talk taos about premium, all we need to do is do the constituent a service and show them the direction into the marketplace. in shopping around you can lower your premiums. but the real issue is whether or not we care about making sure those with pre-existing conditions can actually get health insurance. that those in medkear can actually protect the medicare s

ms. jackson lee, for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the speaker. happy new year to all of my colleagues. and what the new year gives us, mr. speaker, is an opportunity to refresh, to regroup, to look forward to opportunities in this instance in this august body to protect the american people. and so today i rise with a great deal of applause and enthusiasm, words that i think do not conote the presentation made by president obama yesterday. for it is not often the american people can see the deep bs of our heart -- deepness of our heart, the affection we have for them and the concern that we have over loss of life. the president did all of that, expressions, ry pierced the hearts of americans and should have pierced the hearts of members of congress, republicans and democrats. there is no doubt that thousands are dying through gun violence. there is no doubt that people with guns kill. there is no doubt that more people get guns who should not have guns. and so i am particularly excited about the president's thoughtful and collaborative work, along

ms. jackson lee: i wish to play in the -- to place in the record and recite into the record the i missed votes that today because i was detained in my district on official business. on roll call vote number 7, i would have voted aye. the johnson amendment. on roll call vote number , i would have voted aye, the cummings-connolly amendment. on roll call vote number 9, the lynch amendment, i would have voted aye. on roll call vote number 10, the jackson lee amendment offered by mr. johnson, i would have voted aye. on roll call vote number 11, i would have voted aye, mr. cummings-connolly. on roll call vote 12, i would have voted aye, democratic motion to recommit. on roll call vote to recommit, i would have voted no on passage f h.r. 712, on roll call 14, i would have voted aye, on the johnson amendment. on roll call vote 15, i would have voted aye on the cummings-connolly amendment. on roll call 16, i would have voted aye on the cicilline amendment. on roll call 17, i would have voted aye on the delbene amendment. and on roll call vote 18, jackson lee offered by cicilline amendment, i woul

ms. linda lee from lincoln, nebraska. miss linda is a retired medical transcriptionist.rescues animals. rachel, please meet linda. >> i'm so happy to meet you. >> hi, rachel, i'm happier. >> who is that with you. i can see little tufty ears. >> that's pety. my little pom that just got a hair cut. >> how often does petey get a hair cut. >> probably six to eight weeks. >> i know somebody else who's in that bank. >> i can't see you. i don't have a picture of you. >> well. there's no visual clues. i basically look like a middle aged pot bellied lesbian wearing a black suit. as i always do. you probably know how this works. three multiple choice questions about this week's news. you get two of them right, you will get this. ms. linda? >> you can get the cocktail shaker. >> a pomeranian-sized cocktail shaker. and for extra credit, we've got something truly random that we found in the office today. can you describe the random office swag. >> the random office swag is really cool. this is found in your office, rachel. it's the trout of north america. it's a calendar, 2015, reall

ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, it's with sad innocence my heart that i rise to acknowledge the death of a great leader in our community, dr. stone, a graduate of tal diagnose dega college, a graduate of a medical school, leaving his beloved wife and dear friend and three children. this is a great leader and a great medical professional committed to service in our community, serving on many, many boards and sharing his great brilliance with all of us. he had a residency at the texas m.d. aroundson and hospitals in philadelphia. became one of the first african-americans to participate in the harris county medical society and to practice in hospitals that for the first time saw an african-american doctor, such as st. joseph, a community hospital that has remained historic in our community. again, i want to pay tribute to him for his service in the united states military as captain. this is the kind of african-american leader, a kind of american leader, that stood tall. 30, in the face of segregation, but he n

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