ms. sanchez, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for two minutes. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. they sound like warmongers, don't they? those iranian leaders. so we sit here today humbled at the task before us. we sit here as members of the world's greatest legislative body debating the future of our country and the future of the world. because iran with a nuclear weapon is a threat to the world. after months of intense review and passion and conversation with the people i represent and with advisors, with my colleagues, after 19 years on the armed services committee, 17 of those on the committee that deals with nuclear proliferation and nonproliferation, chairing that committee for the democrats , i believe that diplomacy first is the best path for the united states and our allies. we stand here to discuss the issues of war and peace. of whether we believe in diplomacy with verification or armed engagement. we sit here and we refle

ms. sanchez, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for two minutes. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. they sound like warmongers, don't they? those iranian leaders. so we sit here today humbled at the task before us. we sit here as members of the world's greatest legislative body debating the future of our country and the future of the world. because iran with a nuclear weapon is a threat to the world. after months of intense review and passion and conversation with the people i represent and with advisors, with my colleagues, after 19 years on the armed services committee, 17 of those on the committee that deals with nuclear proliferation and nonproliferation, chairing that committee for the democrats , i believe that diplomacy first is the best path for the united states and our allies. we stand here to discuss the issues of war and peace. of whether we believe in diplomacy with verification or armed engagement. we sit here and we refle

ms. sanchez, for five minutes. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as we come back from the august recess, i'd like to speak on an issue that hits very close to home and to the southwestern states. yes, the southwestern states, and this is the drought. the drought, in particular, that is facing california, is the worst one recorded in history in our state and i believe it will define this era. my home state is entering its fourth year of consecutive drought with nearly 93% of residents experiencing severe drought and there is no foreseeable end in the future. the lack of water in california is so serious that our governor, jerry brown, declared a state of emergency and asked that all residents cut back on water 25%. even with us hitting that, a recent study estimates that it will take at least 11 million gallons of water to replenish our drought losses. water conservation and infrastructure is a life or death issue, not just for the residents of my district but for all of california. without water infrastructure, farmers in the central valle

ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. chairman. here at the wind tower buildings, in fact, my former husband's office was here, and because we were in the financial industry, we had plenty of friends at cantor fitzgerald, so every time i come here, i remember all of those innocent people who were taken on that day. i want to thank our panelists for being here today. say that i am very proud of new yorkers and americans, because seeing this here today reminds me of just how resilient we are, how resilient -- everything i know with the time i spent in the , new yorkers are, and it really is a testament to our ability to never forget but to understand that the future is what we look forward to as americans. nine/11, we have changed our policing, and we have changed the way that we order our communities in to prevent terrorist attacks, and this committee has been on the forefront of trying to understand that and to help locals, in particular, because we know that you are the first responders. law enforcement has become a great communit

ms. sanchez we're now on roll call for the severed stem 2a. >> we'll voting on b-1 grants. >> the whole item has been - thank you. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell arrest ms. norton only abstain on items 11 and 12. >> mr. walton arrest chinese i ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> thank you. >> we're on item q for first reading i need a motion and second for this revision of bylaws and reading materials may i have a motion and second i'll refer this to the rules committee next is sb two by bylaws order of business i need a motion and second. >> second. >> i will refer this to the rules committee i believe that the general council as introductory remarks not public comment on this item tonight. >> i believe that dr. murase you're referring to we've made revisions since the agenda was put together to the order of business and the revisions are in the lobby and available to the public and available to the members with the revisions that the bylaws for the rules committee for consideration. >> thank you very much i want to point out to colleagues there is a new section about the proper proc

ms. loretta sanchez. our joint efforts to clarify these regulations and represent the needs of america's small business owners are critical. i thank chairman upton and the 40 bipartisan members who have agreed to co-sponsor. h.r. 2017 is simple. clarify the intent of this nearly 400-page regulation so businesses can comply with it and consumers can have access to helpful calorie information. my staff and i have met with stakeholders and other member offices on all sides of this issue more than 20 times and asked how we can improve this legislation. something that we have heard again and again is that the 50% revenue trigger of what defines a restaurant is not fair. i ask unanimous consent to insert into the record a letter from the national restaurant association to congress on april 28 that only discusses the 50% revenue exemption. mr. pitts: without objection. so ordered. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: these concerns have been heard and i intend to move them through committee markup. i hope we can discuss the m

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