ms. marshal? >> speaker: thank you so much, to president lam, vice president and super wayne, ladies and gentlemen, it's been almost a year since we the public have heard about this disaster with the pay roll. it has gotten any better. i don't know what you need to do but you need to do something, every week, a board meeting already hearing and hearing and here and nothing is solved. and thank you president lam, i was about to email or something whenever an educator comes to you all for help, stop the meeting and let them go as you just did. whenever a student comes down for help, let them go. without the students you have no job. please fix it, we need to go in the holiday season and still have folks who have not been paid. it's unacceptable it will be a year as soon as i start making these comments. and i'm just doing comments. this is me, not being paid as an educator. unacceptable. so please do something, do not go on your christmas winter break until you get everybody paid. they can be paid.

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the bust of roger brooke taney and thurgood marshall on the capitol grounds and for other purposes. pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from california, ms. lofgren and the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis each will control 20 minutes. ms. lofgren: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection ms. lofgren: i yield myself such time as i may consume. this bill which passed the senate by unanimous consent last week directs the joint committee on the library to remove the bust of chief just disroger taney which sits in the old supreme court chamber and add a bust of justice thurgood marshall here in the capitol complex. s.5229 is the senate version of h.r. 3005, a bill for which the second congress in the row passed the house in an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote. the united states capitol is beacon of freedom and equality and visited by millions of people. what and who we choose to honor in this building should represent our values. chief justice t

marshall, bbc news. in the australian parliament, the leader of the opposition liberal party, peter dutton, repeatedly referred to the deputy speaker sharon claydon "mr speaker". although msnister, he presided overfuel watch, grocery watch, he was the shadow assistant treasurer, and mr speaker, he is taking this government and our country down a dead—end. leader of the opposition, i am just going to interrupt you, you continue to call me mr speaker, and i've given it a long rein, you need to use my correct title, and when you're referring to other members... that is a very valid point, madam deputy speaker. thank you. and i'm sorry i haven't addressed you with the correct title... but the fact is, mr speaker, that there is a broader issue taking place here. you know that trouble is on the horizon, mr speaker. you know, we're in favour of renewables. i'm not mrspeaker... we want to firm up those renewables and we don't want the lights to go out, we don't want there to be a lack of... mr speaker, we don't want there to be... oh, man! ..a lack of stability... leader of the opposition... madam deputy speaker, we don't want there to be a lack of energy in the system, that driv