ms. sanchez: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady seek recognition? ms. sanchez: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 8 and clause 9 of rule 0, the 15-minute vote on the motion to recommit will be followed by a five-minute vote on passage of the bill if ordered, ordering the previous question or on house resolution 194 and adoption of house resolution 194 if ordered. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representa

ms. sanchez. for five minutes. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to rise this morning to address the house and the american people regarding the korea free trade agreement and its effect on working families. let me start by saying that i'm committed to trade. trade can benefit our nation, our businesses, and our working families. in fact, i'm a member of president obama's port council. our goal is to double america's exports in five years, not to export american jobs. but the problem with our current trade policy and the one that started with nafta and has gone downhill from there is that it's benefits are screw skewed. the benefits are concentrated in a full multipowerful corporations and it's hardworking middle class families who pay the price. the korea f.t.a. doesn't fall far from the nafta tree. a few stock prices and c.e.o. bonuses may go up, but the korea f.t.a. will kill jobs, push down wages, and drive small companies out of business. perhaps the biggest problem with the korea f.t.a. is that it opens the door for more illegal t

ms. morgan or miss sanchez. there are e-mail which is describing construction work which was written before any complaint was filed. ms. morgan is the building manager with a background in special education is still -- in special education. mr. sanchez has lived close of location. if all the documents are true, the $66,000 of work was performed before the work order was issued. they did not take any issue with the facts i have laid out. they did argue that an organization which it supports the pharmacy should be sufficient to show there is support for this pharmacy. however, if you look at the is, we're talking about six votes. as to the law, they essentially ignored the lot in their brief except to make allegations that this body abused its allegations. they did not submit the case law on a vested rights. they do not address the evidence presented this board that a pharmacy in this neighborhood will increase illicit drug trafficking. they argue that the permit in process is to blame for vacant storefronts. it is

ms. leslie sanchez, i believe you just talked about the governors and their plans. our governor here -- i just want to touch on one specific plan that he is coming about with that i don't believe is really -- i don't know. i'm a little nervous. i really don't think this plan is really good. he wants to take our liquor stores out of drink. but he wants to take our -- i don't drink. but he wants to take our liquor stores and defund them at the same time. so basically selling to wall street. and he wants to name his -- i'm not too familiar. but i've heard something about this plan. and we've been talking about it at work. i work for a landscaping company. i kind of injured my back at another job that i had. so, you know, without having health care, i wasn't able to go seek some kind of help. so i had to just go straight back into work. so i'm working with a bad back. i do work 12 to 15 hours a day. i don't complain. i like my job. i like doing what i do because i'm allowed to do it. but if our governor is going to cut our budgets -- you know, i'm basically just saying

ms. leslie sanchez, i believe you just talked about the governors and their plans. our governor here -- i just want to touch on one specific plan that he is coming about with that i don't believe is really -- i don't know. i'm a little nervous. i really don't think this plan is really good. he wants to take our liquor stores out of drink. but he wants to take our -- i don't drink. but he wants to take our liquor stores and defund them at the same time. so basically selling to wall street. and he wants to name his -- i'm not too familiar. but i've heard something about this plan. and we've been talking about it at work. i work for a landscaping company. i kind of injured my back at another job that i had. so, you know, without having health care, i wasn't able to go seek some kind of help. so i had to just go straight back into work. so i'm working with a bad back. i do work 12 to 15 hours a day. i don't complain. i like my job. i like doing what i do because i'm allowed to do it. but if our governor is going to cut our budgets -- you know, i'm basically just saying