joining us are tonya's parents, tony and betty faires and diana ellis, tonya's good friend.ya lost custody of her two children following her arrest in 2008 and she had this reaction on the "today" show to her acquittal. watch. >> it wasn't a victory. there's no one that wins in this situation, and my whole heart had been taken and i got half of it back, but until i get my children, i won't have my entire heart per se back. i never thought i could have been arrested for something i didn't do, so it's like i absolutely had to expect the worst, and pray and pray and hope for the best and the truth to come out. >> larry: betty, that's your daughter. what did you make of this whole story? >> well, we were just devastated when this came out. we knew that our daughter was completely innocent of these charges, and we stood behind her 100%, and we knew that the truth would come out. it was just a long time coming. >> did she stay with you during this ordeal when she lost her job and her children? >> no, sir, she did not. >> larry: tony, how did you handle all of this? >> well, i trie

. >> tonya runs the teen dating violence prevention program at the house of ruth. she says young women often have a hard time recognizing red flags and acknowledging that a boy friend could turn abusive. >> a young woman was surprised to learn that her board for angry messages in one evening -- her boyfriend leaving her 50 angry messages in one evening was unusual. >> that found out after kristin's debt that her friends were concerned about her, but did not know how to help. >> her friends did not know how to approach her. how we approach her and say we do not think this is a good relationship, without alienating her? >> your friends will pull you out and wake you up faster than you will wake up yourself. >> mcquistan or from is serving 30 years in jail while they try to navigate the rest -- kristin's boyfriend is serving 30 years in jail while they trotted navigate the rest of their lives without her. >> the kristen marie michel act failed to make it through the legislature. some school systems opposed it because they say domestic violence is already included in t

. >> well, tonya, it's america for sale. and it was "new york times" bestseller. it's an economic analysis of globalism, the need to preserve u.s. sovereignty. very strongly supports the tea party movement. and it's predicting a lot of the economics we're going through. and, unfortunately, we're not through the hard times yet. and i talk about a coming debt crisis that i think is next in the book. but it's comprehensive. a lot of solutions. a lot of emphasis on things people can do to solve the economic problems. >> can you give us a few examples. >> well, for instance i recommend the people for their personal lives even look to consolidate families. i mean, if someone has lost a job, a son or daughter, move them back into the home. when parents get older, forget about nursing homes, expand your home and bring them home into the house. go back to consolidated families. make sure your primary residential real estate is paid off. and then in terms of the larger issues, i think we need to have the federal reserve audited. i'd like to see a transparent federal reserve

he is married to his high school sweetheart, tonya, who is also a musher, and has three children. lance mackey is a real-life hero and inspiration to thousands of alaskans and americans who follow the iditarod. i want to commend lance for the great achievement of winning the fourth straight iditarod. this is a great alaskan. thank you, mack. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. mr. luetkemeyer: mr. speaker, having no further speakers, i urge members to support passage of house resolution 1189 and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker. i commend the gentleman for his thoughtful remarks, ask members on both side of the aisle to support mr. young and his -- sides of the aisle to support mr. young and his resolution and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1189. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 havin