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dreier. mr. dreier: i thank my friend for yielding. mr. speaker, i do so because unfortunately the manager on the other side of the aisle wouldn't yield to me. i'm happy within my two-minute time frame to yield to him at any time if he asks me to yield. the motion saying because mr. boehner argued this bill is itself killing an ant with a nuclear weapon is designed to say, this bill puts into place permanent bailout authority. the american people are developmently -- vehemently opposed of going down this path we seen to be on of establishing bailout after bailout and they know it's a mistake. so mr. boehner simply was arguing that while we all want to deal with the issue of regulatory reform to assure that what we went through in the last two years will not confront us again, but the idea of putting your hand up and saying, we know what it's all about, there is no one who wants to maintain the status quo. we all want to take steps to ensure that we don't have to suffer as we have for the past two years, but this bill establishing permanent

dreier: i thank my friend for yielding. i have to say with the exception of the two floor managers here, we have a hoosier, mr. buyer, and of course two ucla graduate, mr. waxman who has already spoken, and mr. lewis who is going to follow, as we take this time to very appropriately remember an amazing life, someone who, as was pointed out when mr. buyer mentioned his birth date, october would have marked his 100th birthday. coach wooden lived virtually an entire century and i was struck with the quote that mr. waxman reminded us of that you've never lived a perfect day until you've done something for someone that cannot -- who cannot repay you. coach wood season an individual who had a humility, but a great inner strength. one of the things that was very apparent as you watched him coach and as you saw him involve himself with students and with so many others in the community, there was that gentlemanness and strength of character that did belie that resolve that he had, but at the same time he is someone who was able to b