woodall, mr. woodall, aye. mr. burgess, mr. burr guest, eye. mr. stivers, mr. stivers, eye. mr. collins, mr. collins eye. mr. byrnes, mr. byrnes eye. mr. newhouse, mr. newhouse, aye. ms. slaughter, ms. slaughter, no. mr. mcgovern, mr. mcgovern, no. mr. hastings, mr. hastings, no. mr. polis, mr. polis, no. mr. chairman, aye. mr. chairman aye. mr. sessions: clerk will report the total. >> nine yeas, four nays. the gentlewoman from north carolina, vice chairman of the committee, ms. foxx, will be handling this for republicans. ms. slaughter: mr. hastings for the democrats. mr. sessions: judge hastings for democrats. i'd like to if i can be as clear as i can be not knowing when the senate will perform their duties. knowing that rather quickly, as soon as we receive it, we would want members to know, put us on notice, but our next scheduled meeting is for wednesday at 3:00. knowing that if the senate gets their work done, we would come in as quickly as possible. i will deal with hopefully this -- ms. slaughter: we'll deal with the c.r. mr. sessions: because of the timing, i would ant

woodall depending on the hospital we're talking about. but at a minimum what you're saying is that you -- that somehow it's okay to shut down health services for poor women because medicaid serves low income populations. what you're doing is denying access to, in many cases life-saving preventative care to poor whip which i think is quly. we have more bills that fall into the category, but does anybody believe in regular order anymore or -- >> yes, sir. i do. >> well, you know, again, given the fact this bill, i mean, doesn't have to be voted on today, i mean, you could do next week, but i mean, were there any hearings on this bill? was there a mark-up? miss blackburn, do you recall a hearing or mark-up on this bill? >> we did not do a hearing on this specific bill but we have -- >> no mark-up either? >> new york we haven't done a markup. we have done lots of hearings on the issue. >> that is regular order and again, i know, you know, some of the critiques of this bill are that the -- that you knyou broa use of language could have unfores

woodall depending on the hospital we're talking about. but at a minimum what you're saying is that you -- that somehow it's okay to shut down health services for poor women because medicaid serves low income populations. what you're doing is denying access to, in many cases life-saving preventative care to poor whip which i think is quly. we have more bills that fall into the category, but does anybody believe in regular order anymore or -- >> yes, sir. i do. >> well, you know, again, given the fact this bill, i mean, doesn't have to be voted on today, i mean, you could do next week, but i mean, were there any hearings on this bill? was there a mark-up? miss blackburn, do you recall a hearing or mark-up on this bill? >> we did not do a hearing on this specific bill but we have -- >> no mark-up either? >> new york we haven't done a markup. we have done lots of hearings on the issue. >> that is regular order and again, i know, you know, some of the critiques of this bill are that the -- that you knyou broa use of language could have unfores

woodall, is recognized for one minute. mr. woodall: thank you, mr. speaker. i tell my colleagues we had the great honor of being opened in prayer today by kevin myers, one of my constituents in the state of georgia. i don't want to tell you about everything he's done. i want to tell you about who he is because he represents those folks that i have the honor of serving. he and his new bride sold everything they owned and moved down to georgia to plant their first church. god called him to do that. he is obedient. faced with trying to build that church from scratch it was in an old movie theater just outside of where i call home, 69 people showed up on that very first day. that movie theater has now come and gone in our great state of georgia, but the church remains, but through those dark times he was faithful. they are now 17,000 men and women who call that church their faith home. 12 stone, it's called. and every single one of those godly families loves on our community because of the loving and faithfulness that kevin inspires. we are all honored to serve t

woodall: yes, sir, i do. rep. mcgovern: this bill does not have of you voted on today. he could do it next week. were there any hearings on this bill? was there a markup, miss blackburn, that your call a hearing or markup on this bill? rep. blackburn: we did not do a hearing on this specific bill. rep. mcgovern: so no markup either i assume. that is regular order. again, i know some of the critiques of this bill are that e broad use of language can have unforeseen consequences for patient care. controlled you the house, but is it too much to ask to go through the committee process to examine some of these concerns? i know you think you know everything and everything to you people goclear, but on these committees for reason so they can have a say in the legislative process. and routinely, the yet blocked out. here we are with a bill that is not urgent and has not gone through the committee process or markups and designed to punish poor women and take away their access to health care. i just think this is a lousy process. it's a lousy bill. a mental, even if you bring lou

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woodall: i appreciate the recognition. we talked about a lot this week and there's a lot going on in congress. we haven't got ton spend as much time recognizing that yesterday was constitution day. september 17. that sumner 1787 where they worked all summer long and all the way up until yesterday to craft this document that i would argue has preserved our freedom or over 200 years. hether of one or few of many and whether self-appointed or elected may justly be described as the definition of tyranny. we talk about tyranny in different governments around the globe. what james madison says is we're not talking about one evil dictator. mr. kinzinger was down here talking about how one evil dictator can change the entire makeup of regional peace and stability. james madison portrays it even larger. he said it does not matter whether it's one person or a few people or even many people. it does not matter whether it's hereditary or self-appointed or elective. the power e all of located in any one place, tyranny is the result. we

to mid to upper 80s on the delta and out in the livermore valley, a complex nine degrees and brent woodall to bed is a lot of that seven in san francisco where it talk about it was a very mild for the rest of the week for looking for one conditions in the for saturday sunday and for labor day monday. >>george: arizona earlier, axa arrow avenue another as leverage in a jam the highway for ride took a look, led the drive times 41 minutes now west to bomb out of antioch hitting out for copper this morning and in the south they would have not had any major incidents here and a slow track of the things the starting to deteriorate with the 31 minute drive times for 101 northbound and the now 25 minute drive times of from 14 the one we started this commute from san jose out toward cupertino even the west valley freeway is not up to 30 minutes in the drive times on 85 for 101 out to 280 in cupertino tracking the commit to the bridges this morning the bay bridge just jumping over 20 minutes for the west about ride of the san mateo bridge part of the song and hear the result of some debris that was