the clerk will report. the clerk: an amendment offered by mr. garamendi of california. page 2, line 20, after the dollar amount insert reduced by $14 million. page 18, line 24 insert increase by $11600,000. the chair: whuent to house resolution 33, the gentleman from california and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. garamendi: in listening to the previous debate, i will certainly agree. we ve made great strides in america in accessing oil and gas. so much so that we ve now become almost energy independent. all of that is good. all of that has happened in the last seven or eight years and we re thankful for that. however this appropriation has more money than needed. the administration has asked for about $32 million less. i d like my colleagues to take a look at where we really do need to spend some money and this amendment that i m proposing deals with this. this is california s water situation today. the
that s where i would look, is in where it talks about what a coverage month is? but, your honor, i ve already described the difficulties of putting it part of it in 1321, right? because then you would create this bizarre tax credit provision which is only half true, and you wouldn t tell taxpayers and insurance companies. so i believe that s the complete answer. but the other practical point i d like to make is they had three years to implement this. and no one thought the states were going to have to make a decision overnight. if the irs had done its job, every state would have been fully informed of the consequences because presumably they ve read 36b, and then they would make an intelligent decision well in advance of the two 2013 deadline. so there s a bizarre notion that states were somehow unable to read a statute or to or to read a regulation is simply i really want i really want to hear what you re going to say in your two minutes. 5 to 10 minutes. and if you
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she told them palmer did not know the meat contained the tools. palmer s attorney reiterated that and added that his client had no knowledge of the escape passed the polygraph and will be entering a plea of not guilty at his next hearing. he admitted to passing the hamburger meat. he had no knowledge that there were any con tra band other than the meat itself. he s devastated he s embarrassed, he s sorry for the attention that he s getting right now. well as the search for the two convicts continues, officials say the pair may be armed. let s go live to owls head new york, and msnbc s adam reese. adam what s the very latest? reporter: jose good morning. now we know joyce mitchell might not have been the only one helping them escape. 57-year-old gene palmer 28-year veteran of clinton correctional facility. he worked in the honor block where sweat and matt lived. that was considered a plum job. we just learned moments ago in addition to the other charges which i ll mentio