are trying to determine the real including the strategic prospects of this russian-ukrainian war on vot, and we have already heard statements from biden, who is the president of the united states, and from uh, we are funding from borel, uh, from the british, that is, from all our key partners, that they are absolutely clearly understand that strategically, the war has already been lost, and here it is only necessary to agree, including with the point of view of our president volodymyr zelenskyi, that the russian federation will of course lose in this and strategically, it has already lost, because well, we see that putin is doing everything possible for in order to redirect all the remnants of the economic potential of the rural federation to the provision of exclusively the military sector, even in order to supply them with dual-use goods through one-third of the country, they need to spend a lot of money on these schemes, and for these goods, which are of much lower quality than the same chips yes, more than from our western partners, er, the united states, europe , britain, er, and s

water body of the black sea, because in the same place, first of all, turkey, which you mentioned on votjust uh, the united states and britain , well, traditionally, a strongly maritime state, they, in principle, as i already mentioned, handed over minesweepers to us, that is, just the change in these questions can be solved here, the main thing is, in fact, what will this route be, where will it go, in the beginning, well, who will provide such a complex air umbrella, we see that the armed forces of ukraine, the nation's special services, are the same there, everyone a baby yes and other drones e we keep the black sea fleet of the russian federation at a relatively long distance now so eh in this in this component in fact we already have partial control over the black sea region and can provide isid even without our partners eh accordingly protection passage of our courts, but there are still aspects of air defense systems, respectively, and about in order to reduce the burden on the insurance company , reduce the risk burden, respectively, for grain traders so that they are not afraid

vot: vote: the clerk: mrs. blackburn, aye. the clerk: mr. young, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, aye. ms. cantwell, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. the clerk: ms. rosen, aye. the clerk: miss ernst, aye. the clerk: mr. romney, aye. the clerk: mr. daines, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, aye. mr. barrasso, aye. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas a 92, the nays are 1. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: mammogram, i have eight requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. schumer: madam president, i understand there is a bill at the desk and i ask for the first reading. the

slightly, so to speak, corrected her acting perception with the fact that she herself as an actress on vots this needed? eh, so that when a person tries, he shows his playing range as widely as possible, that is, not only what he came up with for himself due to the fact that he is an artist, but in showing as much margin as possible for the director, who will review these samples. la is what are you talking about? what you don't understand at all. no? girlfriend, you don’t understand anything , i understand that i was a fool to invite to my head. now i myself still don’t understand anything . the sound of azov on the right. and she was already uplifting everything about the films divers in the past, there are no seasoned ones, who am i smack posts ten jits. teme the bear drank the names and ran around the building. we follow the sports life of our country returned to the sector after a year-long break for the first time in the history of belarusian volleyball , the head coach of the main club of the country was appointed the women of marketa van drousheva, the winner of the wumbledon in wo

so, it was a truncated vot that still took a full day and i agree totally with charlie, that there has republica senators and members o congress - the dnc ought to be talking to every democrat who is going to be running against a republica in a swing district. they ought to be talking to th senators and they ought to be giving th media, in places like montan and ohio, and places where there is going to be tough senate races, to ask those republican candidates -- what is their position on -- they support the military? or do they support senator tuberville the first question at the next republican debate, ought to be to each candidate, do yo support the military or do you support senato tuberville and there's just an assault on the military that is where the pressure i going to come, stephanie ruhle it's got to be spread ou beyond alabama, beyond the democrats. this has got to be coming from within the republican congress caucus, and within the greater republican party >> okay. riddle me this one charles wendell trump was president of the united states, every singl republican senator vot

we continue to have elections in the city of vot uh, and now we are also recording arrivals in the city continues, and the capital of the republic in donetsk, one of the most shelled front-line cities, for security reasons, early voting is available in the format of mobile voters. this means that you can vote at any chosen precinct for the first election day, the turnout in the donetsk people's republic was this conveniently understood by everyone. yes, what time do we live, therefore it is very convenient and safe , first of all, for the people of the kherson zaporozhye regions, regional legislative bodies did not exist at all, therefore, here they not only form the legislative assembly of the regions, but also elect municipal de. in the front-line kakhovka, at the polling station, a lot of people line up to vote. we want to live in peace. i agree when working with housing, so we came to vote at polling stations, law enforcement agencies ensure the safety of the civilian population, people enthusiastically go, because many have been waiting for this for a long time ; that is, well, qui

a part of the armed forces of ukraine so that we could form what we call vot vy segodnya, the word is the word they said. we are forming the crimean front, i understand it so without you and that the command is like that, that is the trust expressed to our people and to me , the person is ashamed to form the crimean battalion, it is a very big responsibility and a very big honor for us , for everyone, for the crimean people and that is why i am here i joined you today precisely in order to show the crimean taggars who watch express . citizens of ukraine who left the occupied crimea are located somewhere on the mainland or abroad . well, that's how it turned out, we won't do it now. that's about it . they left somewhere. they left for europe. the crimean battalion is the first, it is an honor for us if we are given such an opportunity. when we form teams, we always say that our complexity is an opportunity. enters the crimea first and i won’t even explain it. i think you understand what it is. an honor that can be in general for anyone from musulna, but not only crimean tayn, but for u

we continue to have elections in the city of vot uh, and now we are also recording, and the shellingpital of the republic in donetsk , one of the most shelled front-line cities. for security purposes, early voting is available in the mobile voter format. this means vote possible at any selected precinct during the first election days. i in the kavdonets people's republic amounted to more than 37.5%. it’s just convenient, we understand it ourselves. yes, what time do we live in, so it is very convenient and safe , first of all, for the people of the kherson zaporozhye region. banal legislative bodies did not exist at all, so here not only does the legislative assembly of the regions form, but also elects municipal deputies in the front-line kakhovka at the polling station, many voters stand in line to vote we want to live in peace, i agree when working with housing, that’s why we came to vote at polling stations , security forces ensure the safety of civilians, people go with enthusiasm, because many have been waiting for this for a long time, many have figured out during their time,

we continue to have elections in the city of vot uh and now we are also recording uh, arrivals into thehe shelling continues, and in the capital of the republic in donetsk, one of the most shelled pre-front cities for security reasons, early voting is available in the format of a mobile voter. this means that you can vote at any selected precinct for the first election day. i in the caucasus in the donetsk people's republic amounted to more than 30-7 and a half percent. it's just that it's convenient to understand. yes, what time do we live, therefore it is very convenient and safe, first of all, for people, kherson zaporizhzhya regional legislatures did not exist at all, therefore here they not only form the legislative assembly of the regions, but also elect municipal deputies in the frontline in kakhovka at the polling station a lot of people queue up to vote we want to live in peace i agree when working with housing, so we came to vote at the polling stations, law enforcement agencies ensure the safety of the civilian population people enthusiastically go because many have been wait

you, yourself. it says in writing about five ballistic missiles, uh, that means the dagger complex, vot and no more than the number of tandirs, that is, the rest of the territory is more or less reliably covered. we received quite a lot of anti-aircraft missile systems from the allies , plus there is still a stock of anti-aircraft missiles to the old ones of soviet complexes plus e-e we always have stocks of missiles for western complexes plus now the united states has issued a rating order for new missiles for the nasamb complexes and for the future f16 fighters that we have we must get , i.e. e-e anti-aircraft defense is actively preparing for of russian attempts, uh, well, before russian strikes on our infrastructure, because it will certainly happen, but uh, its readiness is many times higher than last year, and the number of russian ballistic missile strike missiles is many times, well, not many times. still three times less than they could strike. last year, when they had huge reserves, they were almost exhausted. we are talking about hundreds of missiles, and the release of these

from more continents . it is, of course, germany and japan, and we were talking about india, brazil on votples, and by the way, with the last two presidents of these countries, both with the president of couples and in brazil, and the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, on the fields, this is the same maf personally meeting. and this has extremely great strategic importance and positive contexts for ukraine in terms of the implementation of the ukrainian formula for peace. i would like to remind our dear viewers that the global peace summit was previously planned to be held by the end of this year and even at a meeting with the president of chile volodymyr zelenskyi of ukraine may have even suggested that one of the sites should be held specifically in latin america, that is, we are trying to consolidate around not only the ukrainian position, but also the maximum number geopolitical acts and also around the global position of finding new points of support for absolutely all countries, how do you assess oleksii, in general, here is this speech in its essence , and we can consider i

. >> 20 for republican presidtial candidate and former vice president mike vot s held in iowa.s is about 45 minutes. ell ringing] >> hi there! welcome to old threshers. i have been here since i was five years old and i want to welcome you to old threshers. it's been going on since 1964 -- it's a pleasure to meet you. i admire you so much. would you like to take some pictures? >> i would love it. >> ok. >> just north of st. louis. my pleasure. [laughter] >> i'm so glad you are here. >> thank you. >> i grew up here. my parents, it's a family show. [inaudible] >> all right, guys. >> really quick. >> make sure you got it. >> thank you for all you do, and hang in there. [inaudible] >> i've been to estes park. we were there last week. we like to ride horses in the mountains. >> thank you! >> 3, 2, 1. >> yeah, we like to ride horses. did you ride a horse when you were out there? we've been out there before. >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> can i get a picture with you? >> do you want to get in the photo? come on? leon, weston, we are getting a photo. [inaudible] >> tha

we continue to have elections in the city of vot, uh, and now we are also recording, uh, arrivals to the territory cities, that is, the shelling continues, and in the capital of the republic in donetsk, one of the most shelled at the front-line cities. for security reasons, early voting is available in the mobile voter format. this means that you can vote at any selected precinct for the first election day. i in kavka in the donetsk people's republic amounted to more than 30-7.5%. it's just that it's convenient to understand. yes, what time do we live, so it is very convenient and safe , first of all, for people in the kherson zaporizhia region. final legislative bodies did not exist at all, therefore, here they not only form the legislative assembly of the regions, but also elect municipal deputies in front-line kakhovka at the polling station, many voters queue up to vote we want to live in peace i agree when working with housing, so we came to vote at the polls areas, law enforcement agencies ensure the safety of the civilian population, people go with enthusiasm, because many hav

of the armed forces of ukraine , but to be happy to be part of it, so that we can form what we call votrom the word to say from the emotional direction direction of activity that is, the crimean front will lead here we are now forming the crimean front i understand it so for myself and that's what the command is like that's what the trust expressed to our people and to me the person that was ashamed to form the crimean battalion is a very big responsibility and a very big honor for us , for all of us, for the krymsky, and that's why i joined you today precisely in order to show the crimean tagarians who are watching express they are i hope they won't be able to do this atp but i'm a crimean terrier you already said and i want you to hear my words now and you have tv viewers who are citizens of ukraine who left the occupied crimea somewhere on the mainland or abroad well, yes борала не бедум сейчас this is about it once we left where we left for europe somewhere we left for turkey no matter where we left we will be able to return here is the crimean battalion formed the crimean battalion

intelligence managed to lure a russian pilot to our side together with a helicopter no one wants to go to war votраина победит ето чтобы вопрос времени documentary film downed russian pilots watch on saturday at 13:50 on espresso the war is going on and not only for the territories it is also a war for the minds of russia millions throws petrodollars to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine state of the highway analysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists specific facts and methods by which enemy propaganda turns people into obedient zombies ruyut progolosovat residents of the ldr resist information attacks of russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len tuesday thursday friday at 17:10 on the espresso tv channel , every week the saturday political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world vitaliy portnikov, the host of espresso and invitation, experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events, you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow,

the survey also found vots are worried about affordability for the next generation. an an overwhelming 81% of parents say they believe most kids in the county will not be able to afford to live in their current neighborhood when they grow up. only 13% said they will with 6% saying they don't know. among other things, voters indicated the county needs big changes to bring in more jobs, revenue and improve quality of life. and when it come to the issues most important, when voting for county officials, crime, homelessness and cost of housing top the list. while the survey results show an overwhelming level of support for change, local officials still have their doubts. >> nobody wants it. 9,596% of the people i talked to don't even want to talk to them. they want them to go away. >> flannery says eastern solano county would maintain significant agricultural operation, but they're interested in exploring new models that would combine solar farms with agriculture by having sheep graze under the solar panels. >> that's a problem. or it could be a problem with an air base

i think , again, this will cause us only uh, let's say understanding on vot and reliably that our the energy industry will fix as quickly as possible what they will decide to damage. different types of desire to support the armed forces of ukraine, which will try to prevent this . of course, they will be stronger the faster . in the face of such challenges, in particular, when you are without light, hot water , but without them, the most important thing is without them, without enemies . i mean, i will ask you about this and you will express your opinion about it. we have already talked about the support of partners with mr. gennady, but this help from partners is in preparation for the fuel season, how is it now objectively useful? the applications that we voice to them, we submit , well, of course, it has become much more systematic this year, and the assistance goes according to the appropriate nomenclature determined by the ukrainian side, but again, there are certain difficulties, since there is a lot of equipment that is in it is simply not even theoretically and practically imp

that 's the same here as here. yes you vot do business freedom courts but you go out, for example, hef problems with raiders of all kinds when he was there with stocks and so on. and he showed that russia is like in russia there. you can’t have it. he was very annoyed. well, now we’re demonstrating , we’re here, we’re here. and that’s why for him, it ’s to go to israel, then they’ll lose in his performance, and they’ll finally lose . thank you, thank you. to an oppositionist to a lawyer to a blogger by participating in our program to dismantle the psychology of the russian pseudo-elites and now we will take a break for literally 5 minutes and you will stay near the screens do not switch no no no pain can become an obstacle walking up the stairs not with my knees from pain in the knees try the dolgit cream that numbs the pain and reduces the swelling and improves the mobility of the joints, you can also walk, the only yellow cream for joint pain is difficult to talk about what you feel when you have urinary incontinence, an unpleasant situation can arise at any time, even from little e

she at ttended a procedural vot on this matter to avert a government shutdown the day before she diedwhat do you think she would be thinking and feeling today on this working saturday for capitol hill? >> first, i want to say that clip of dianne was the best video of her life and her skills. she was at the same time courageous, had grace and lots of strength. so that very moment she became mayor, when someone smuggled a gun into san francisco city hall, went to the mayor to try to get the mayor to appoint him to fill a vacancy. the mayor wouldn't do it. he shot the mayor, she shot harvey milk. she momentarily came in, saw the dead bodies, put her finger in moscone's head. he was still alive. she became mayor out of that tragedy. it was that personal strength, courage and grace that allowed her to pass an assault weapon ban in her third year as senator with only seven senators to get that bill passed against all odds. it had never happened before, it would never happen today. never happened since. coming to the vote on the possible shutdown, she believed in crossing lines, bringing peo

he believed that vot was better than him. nobody will do anything to me. i'm a little different.t for me, but again, hmm, people like me are in most professions, and people like my dad, let’s say, are in the minority. hello, oleg olegovich here. why do you think that money plays a very big role in medicine today, although every doctor took the hippocratic oath? well, i think that this is such a deep misconception, who says that there is a hippocratic oath and money, in general there are thousands that are absolutely unrelated to each other and such social stereotype. how did you take the hippocratic oath? why should you treat everyone for free? well, in our time in our world , free doesn’t mean good. and secondly, you have to understand that this is a real profession. come on, people same tim for life making money is one of them, let's say. one of the criteria that distributes people on the social ladder, you will agree that it is probably fairer. place the person who worked more on the higher rung of this ladder. who read more? the one who strived more and who has more ability t

he thought that vot was better than him. nobody will do anything to me. operate. i'd rather trust someone, because it will be emotionally difficult for me, but then again, like me, most professions like my dad, let's say, a minority word. hello easy. why do you think there is a very large role of money in medicine today, although every doctor took the hippocratic oath well, i think that this is such a deep delusion, who says that there is a hippocratic oath and money, in general, thousands are absolutely unrelated and social stereotype. how did you give hippocratic oath why should you? it will include everyone for free, well, in our time and in our world, free does not mean good at all. secondly, one must understand that this is a true profession. well, people earn money for a living with this - this is one of the so-called. one of the criteria that distributes people in the social ladder, which is probably fairer. on the higher rung of this ladder put the person who worked harder. who read more? who aspired more and who has greater ability than the one w

this 83%, these trump vots he, there are a lot of them, they are locked in, and more than that they arerump. march of 2023, 75%. june of 2023, 79%. now we go to august. what do we have? 83% of trump voters are definitely supporting him in the primary. i try to find anything to move the story forward, maybe something might shift. at this point i can't find it. >> a critical point. something i want to ask you about. maybe we can do it tomorrow for the actual morning number in terms of historical context, precedent. thank you. >> thank you. you just got your homework assignment, harry. >> like i have that authority. >> clearly. >> let's bring in errol louis and michelle price. what do you make of what the numbers tell us? >> we have seen this sort of building and this is bringing us to a sort of high wave of that phenomenon, which is that the republican party is going to back donald trump in the primary. there would have to be a sort of historic collapse for him not to be the nominee. the contest is coming up in a short, you know, 131 days. it's 9 # 0 days plus another mo and we will see t

vot: vote: the clerk: mr. lankford, no. ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: ms. warren, aye. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. cruz, no. vote: the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. the presiding officer: the ayes are 52, the nays are 45. the motion is agreed to. under the previous order, the senate stands in recess until ♪♪ television companies and more communications. ♪♪ >> turner is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet provider and we are just getting started moving 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach tho who need it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪♪ >> since 1979 in partnership with the cable industry, c-span provided complete coverage in the halls of congress from the house and senate for two congressional hearings, party briefings and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to help issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruption and completely unfiltered.

she has now said she won't vot for trump.e called him a narcissist, i believe which is - well, welcome to the party but, again, this does seem t create an intense incentive fo cooperation. >> completely. keep your friends close an your enemies closer. look, jenna ellis is the perfect example here she has got a go fund me cite, that, i think, if it continues -- might fund two days of trial and what are they really supposed to do other than ge public defenders which, a witness, in mar-a-lago, by the way, did before - the truth. so, even apart from th conflict problem, there is literally, are they going to b bankrupt and then - trump at the very end. these are dangerous people, in dangerous times, for trump >> anna bower and, harry litman, thank you both, that was great still to come, senate democrat take action against tomm tuberville's blockade of military appointments. democratic senator an army veteran tammy duckworth join me on what needs to be done to end the -- once and for all you deserve better than that. i'm hungry, i'

republicans because we'r looking voters for traditionally affluent, better educated, more likely to votch drafted democrats perform better in th midterms and into election because they are now the hig propensity voters. and you have to shift, voter are still in between, but us - folks who are frustrated wit trump, frustrated with some of the -- summer with biden. and there is still the spectru to which there is not a clea conversion this is not an issue with whic you have voters who have suddenly flipped a switc because they are repelled by trump. and one area i went to, and lo of people voted for joe bide who voted for fieldwork in the senate race, polls or vote republican brian kemp fo governor they are looking for norma republicans. and if they aren't there, they are going to try democrat >> interesting. the point you made, i want deliver on this for a moment it's something i miserable was as with for as long as i've covered politics, they believe is, higher turnout helps democrats. right? democrats have a highe percentage of lower prince dividers they have a hard time turnin folks.

that we are looking at now >> and you point out tha democrats have won 51% - an average of 51% of the votcans don't even have strategy for winning the mos votes. it is just electoral college >> yeah. and as i said, trump got 47% last time. and i think it's much more likely that he gets 45 then he gets 49. i don't know how he is going t grow his vote, given what ha happened, and what he has done to the country in recent years and so, yeah we started in a very stron position as you mentioned, lawrence, ou 51% in those four elections is the best run of the democratic party since fdr was president. if there is a majority in th united states today, it's us i it certainly not republicans. so i think, the democrats, a we look at the moment they wer in, as we look forward, yo have to start with thi assumption that we are strong, and that we are on offense, an we can take stuff away fro them we took away jacksonville an colorado springs and we took away the wisconsin supreme court seat we are taking stuff away fro them and growing, and they are shrinking. >> simon rosenberg, what i always learn so

and don'tn thei this going on their schools, don't want this going on in their streets and ins,keep voteighborhoods,p voting for democrats, even though democrats have openly acknowledged for four decades that this is their that this is their priority, no matter how much the biden administrationon lies lies abot now. and so this is a wake up call. this is a very l expensive lessv for the entire country. it's a very expensive lesson foerr voters. but -- but in the name of ournty country, in the name of your family, of your children, if you voted for these politicians ,you need to check yourselft ed and you need to start educatingn yourself about what these people are doingou that you keep electing because it's not working. this is the utopia that these democrats have been promising us, and it's a utopia. >> it is a hellscape. yeah, it really is. and, you know, the reality is, i think all these sanctuarythes cities, all these sanctuary states, they ought to bear the brunt of this. sa statekelly this is their pol they wanted this. they believe in itthei. they're not even enforcing the laws.

and soms i would like to see, you know, i've never voted republican, an unlikely evervo to votted ree republican dewould like to view the democratic party and themoen president look at this in a very realistic and bold way. and get this thing over. >> all right. all coming up, horrific stories from all across the country this weekend. brutalecountr beating at a gas r over cigarettes. ettea one year old dead frome yr fentanyl exposure at a daycare center. oand much more straight ahead. do dogfood in the fridge. it's not dog food. it's freshpet. real meat, real veggies, real weird. he was bad luck anyway. >> we planned well for any i retirement, but i wish we hadde more cash. you think those two have any idea that they can sell their life insurance policy fosf cash? so they're basically sitting on a gold mine? i don't think they have a clue. ople selthat's crazy. >> well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousande jus of people sell their policies for cash, even term policies. ai can't believe they're just sitting up there sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance ora po

yet if the vot ve if the vp wans to drop it like it's warm, i have no problem with it.ikee it's because at least she can drop it and get back up. our president just drops. so what's going black? >> why do you have to say dropdr it like it's warm when you know i'm going to think of a joket because if i said drop it like it's hot and i'm guilty of fake . ws it wasn't hot. i was warm. >> yeah, but warmth provider did you, charlie?ng >> her dancing wasn't that bad. and why? i actuallyt that. was expectinge yeah. and i dingd something really stupid because now i'm not going to be able to get the. the burning image of chrischri doing this out of my mind.s my m >>in go online and up politicias dancing. politicianis a whole montage mean there's hillary clinton in there. like i just said, chris christie. hillary cl. a,here >> carmelo. i mean, it wasn't great,g cool but there's nothing cool about kamala, so i wasn't expecting her to do anything. how dare was you i mean, yeah, e taught tupac and biggie smalls how to rap because she was listening to their stuff before they were bor

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vot: vote: the clerk: mr. coons, aye.re 77, the nays are 19 and the motion is agreed to. the majority leader. mr. schumer: very glad to see that cloture was adopted by a very large, bipartisan majority. this shows we can work together, even with our differences, for the betterments of the country. i hope the house follows suit. okay, so now i ask unanimous consent that the veto messages on s.j. res. 9 and s.j. res. 24 be considered as having been read and be printed in the record and spread in full upon the journal. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that, notwithstanding rule 22, the veto messages with respect to to s.j. res. 9 and respect to to s.j. res. 9 and concurrence with the republican leader prior to october 4, that there be if up to two hours for debate equally divided between the two leaders or their designees on each resolution, that the senate then vote on passage of each joint resolution, the objections of the president to the contra

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a sufficient numbehavi arisen aecorded vot i orred. membs llord thr vos th i a five-minuote. [caping ma possiblby the tionalaponininstute, uned stas e of with e corage othe use-ptioned procdings r lical or prohed by e u. house o representatives.] the ear tee:ns the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 212, the nays are 214. the resolution is not adopted. without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the question on suspending the rules and passing senate 112 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: senate 112, an act to amend title 38 united states code to strengthen benefits for children of vietnam veterans born with spina bifida and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. bost: request