The committee on agriculture passed out a bipartisan bill in the last congress and it was never brought before my republican friends. This year the Committee Also passed out a bipartisan bill that was brought to this floor. It could have and should have been passed with a bipartisan vote. Not because i agreed with all of it, but because it was appropriate to have a bill to go to conference with on this important subject. Our republican friends added three amendments which we harmful to clearly those in need in america. As a result, we didnt vote for it, but thats not why it failed, mr. Speaker. It failed because 62 republicans voted against the bill reported out with every republican voting in committee for it. One was mr. Lucas, the chairman of the committee observed, it apparently wasnt good enough for those 62 republicans. Compromise seems very difficult for some people in this house. But i again remind us all it is absolutely essential. It we then passed a farm bill which said, unl
baer. now a national security analyst for cnn. if somebody is being polygraphed every month or every two months it s called an issue polygraph. that means the polygraph division suspects something. or they re looking for something. or they re on a fishing expedition. but it s absolutely not routine at all to be polygraphed monthly or bimonthly or whatever. reporter: in a statement from cia public affairs director dean boyd, the agency asserted it s being open with congress. the cia has worked closely with its oversight committees to provide them with an extraordinary amount of information related to the attack on u.s. facilities in benghazi, the statement reads. cia employees are always free to speak to congress if they want. and that the cia enabled all officers involved in benghazi the opportunity to meet with congress. we are not aware of any cia employee who has experienced retaliation, including any
career. in exclusive communications obtained by cnn, writes, you don t jeopardize yourself, you jeopardize your family as well. another says you have no idea the pressure being brought to bear on anyone with knowledge of this operation. the rate of this kind of polygraphing is rare. according to former cia operatives, according to robert baer. if someone is being polygraphed every month or every two month, it s called an issue polygraph and that means the polygraph division suspects something or they re looking for something or they re on a fishing expedition. it s absolutely not routine at all to be polygraphed month o li or bimonthly or whatever.
knowledge of this operation. vance employees are typically polygraphs three to four years. never more than that. reporter: the rate of the this type of polygraphing is rare according to robert bear. if somebody is being polygraphed every month or two months, it s called an issue polygraph and that means that the polygraph division suspects something or they re on a fishing expedition. but it s not routine at all to be polygraphed monthly or bi-monthly. reporter: the vance asserted it s being open with congress. it s worked closely with the oversight committees to provide them with an extraordinary amount of information related to