wamp -- in the obama administration. >> host: thank you, we will get a response. >> guest: the wealthy were much more likely to save their rebates and then pour in some 30% or so of the rebate was, in fact, spent. the point is that it was very poorly targeted, the money went to everybody. perhaps of a have some more targeted sort of rebate that went to the poor to people who were living from hand to mouth that they would have been forced to spend more money but you probably couldn't have pass something like that through the congress. the main thing to me as republicans are just so dogmatic about tax cuts that anything that is called the tax cut is a poor whether it really is or not and in case of the rebate they called a tax rebate but actually is just government money, just a check mailed out. and so i don't really see how that has anything to do with taxes. certainly the administration was expecting to see some impact, someone in power from the stimulus and they have seen but i think they always understood there was going to take years before we got back to where rework before the re

wamp: thank you, madam speaker. i did not prepare or plan to speak on this resolution, but i saw my friend, john lewis, on the floor and i came two days ago on this m.l. king day i was moved beyond measure to stand on the very spot where dr. king lost his life. the national civil rights museum in memphis, tennessee, at the lorraine motel, to tour there and spend a couple hours. extraordinary museum. extraordinary place. i would encourage all americans to go see that, to experience it. much more than i ever dreamed. i had not been there even though i am a tennessean. even though i feel like, as an american, who believes in equality and justice, i feel like a sojourner with my friend, john lewis, as the co-sponsor with lacy clay of the civil rights trail legislation which is pending before this house. co-sponsor jesse jackson of the naming of emancipation hall. co-sponsor with john lewis of the green mcado legislation in tennessee. recognizing the clinton 12 and the bravery on the road that we are on. but to me martin

against the wamp list which will be 95% complete by the end of this year. makes us one of only a handful of tolls before people travel to the u.k. those who reply for a visa will have to provide fingerprints which hold over a million records of people who have tried to enter the country illegally and those who agencies consider to be a threat to our security. through screening passengers against this watch list, we have made arrests for murder, rape, and salt for 2009. previntvented over 65,000 inadequately documented passengers which have entered the u.k. during 2009. mr. speaker, abdumutallab's attack will provide information for those who provide a threat to our technology. it puts them into a single index. nevertheless, the approach works well, but we want to see if we can strengthen it. the robustness of our watch list, the review will report to me in two week's time, and will, subject to security restrictions, report the findings to pargment. this will no doubt be a concern about the possibility that abdulmutallab's radicalization may have been fueled