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terror being enflikted upon them. inflicted upon them. feed them no more with the bread of their tears. newish them no more with the scorn of their enemies, but extend your hand of favor upon them that their lives would be preserved. turn your eyes on them and regard their faithfulness. let your hand rest upon those who remain devoted to you. then, may all experience the immeasurable strength of your abiding presence. and find hope. in the power of your name we offer our prayer, amen. the speaker: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the journal of the last day s proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from colorado, mr. perlmutter. mr. perlmutter: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle
- [richard] what s up there, fella? see, i m richard, your son. let me put this amplifier on you. test, test, test. how are you? i m richard. (stephen mumbles) yeah. - you re so good. thank you. (people chattering) how are you? - okay. - you good? (somber music) all right, here it goes. don t try to eat it now. not bad, huh? (somber music) you like this, don t you? i know you like this. (soft piano music) that s it, kiddo. caring for dad is a challenge of physical and mental health. it was a lonely road until i found others. - do you have nightmares? (soft piano music) - tell us about the injury. - [luke] my mind was a mess. we get lost in there. just suicidal. - with cancer, that s dangerous. - we re everywhere. - i wish i could be there for all of it. - i m not ready. - me and matthew. - join energy. - (laughs) have fun! - fall deeper in love. this is a common experience. (soft piano music) (car engines rumbling) - okay, you re almost there. we have to. no, you have to thro
To achief the 60 votes needed to advance the bill. This is just over an hour. All, i want to start by thinking the folks who are here that served, the folks here representing the people who served, the families of folks that i hear of the people who served. On june 16, we passed the pact act in the United States senate, not by a small margin. We passed it with 84 positive votes. The Appropriations Committee should be able to address those issues. He wants to stop that from happening. While we have and im going to say republicans because they are the ones that flipped republicans say i dont have a problem with the cost, but im going to vote no because of some of the reason whatsoever that is political malpractice and we need to hold people accountable. Im going to tell you something. I have been in this business 25 years and i have never seen anything that has happened like happened yesterday and what compounds it and makes it that much more difficult is we in essence yesterday took ben
The folks here representing the people who served, the families of folks that i hear of the people who served. On june 16, we passed the pact act in the United States senate, not by a small margin. We passed it with 84 positive votes. The Appropriations Committee should be able to address those issues. He wants to stop that from happening. While we have and im going to say republicans because they are the ones that flipped republicans say i dont have a problem with the cost, but im going to vote no because of some of the reason whatsoever that is political malpractice and we need to hold people accountable. Im going to tell you something. I have been in this business 25 years and i have never seen anything that has happened like happened yesterday and what compounds it and makes it that much more difficult is we in essence yesterday took benefits away from people who have been impacted by war that we sent off to war and we turn our backs and say, no, we are going to find an excuse to v