>> welcome, everybody to the new jersey globe today. between candidates for congress in new jersey's seventh district, the democratic incumbent, tom malinowski, and republican challenger, tom keene, junior. i'm david while steam, editor of the new jersey globe. thank you for participating in this important exchange of ideas that permit voters a chance to compare your views and decide who they want to represent him in congress for the next two years. every candidate will have 90 seconds to make an opening statement. after that, i will ask a series of questions related to national issues and the campaign for congress in the seventh district. for better or for worse, every question in this debate has been prepared by me. i've not shared this with anybody. we have a lot of ground to cover . respectfully i asked the candidates stick to their allotted time. if a candidate goes too long, i will hold my hand up. if that doesn't work, i will interrupt. the questions will alternate between the two candidates at my discretion. each candidate will

the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pape, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. graves each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. payne: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material on house concurrent resolution 119. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker, i'm honored to offer this enrollment corrections bill with my friend and colleague peter defazio who is in taking a sick day. he is at the tail end of covid. and we all appreciate his ability to stay home when he is sick. this bill will allow the same for railroad workers. it will correct what the freight railroads have refused to do for three years with their workers during a worldwide pandemic no less, despite the railroads earning tens of billions of dollars. railroad workers have shown up and now in the steadying of the covid pandemic. they risked their health and their families to keep our nation's freight moving. railroaders cannot

the fifth new jersey. so those two regiments took some time to sort it out while the eighth new jersey was battling by itself out in the middle of that open field. and joseph hooker took the last two regiments of the the sixth and seventh new jersey and moving them north to try locate the right end of the confederate line, which happened to be today in the area of the harris teeter. and the sheets said when you got to use modern landmarks for a battlefield but that's what we get so hooker took himself out of the fight riding personally with those two new jersey regiments but. soon more and more troops would arrive on battlefield as hooker's division to get closer towards bristow. next in line was the excelsior brigade, under the command of well founded establish ished by dan sickles. dan sickles, however, was not present at cattle run or station. i always joke it would be a national if dan sickles had been there, but instead just a county park. but they were under the command of nelson taylor, a former sta

york and new jersey, we can keep it for good? >> well, we believe a good percentage of it will stick. there's no -- in our view, there's no question. shippers want the reliability, they want certainty that their cargo will come into port and go out of port with as few delays as possible. we think the port of new york and new jersey have proved that to the carrier community, to the cargo community, so we believe a good deal of the cargo that has shifted from the west coast to new york and new jersey will stick. >> there's this threat of a nationwide rail strike and just literally in a couple weeks. i mean, if that happens, what does that mean for you is that a good thing in some weird way, because you're so close to your end customer, or is it just bad for everybody >> i think it's going to be bad for everybody. the fact is, just by virtue of the new york-new jersey marketplace, we're going to continue to serve that without question, but we will all face the challenges of the national railroad strike. >> yeah. you know, listen, i

the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pape, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. graves each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. payne: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material on house concurrent resolution 119. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker, i'm honored to offer this enrollment corrections bill with my friend and colleague peter defazio who is in taking a sick day. he is at the tail end of covid. and we all appreciate his ability to stay home when he is sick. this bill will allow the same for railroad workers. it will correct what the freight railroads have refused to do for three years with their workers during a worldwide pandemic no less, despite the railroads earning tens of billions of dollars. railroad workers have shown up and now in the steadying of the covid pandemic. they risked their health and their families to keep our nation's freight moving. railroaders cannot

i can't agree more with what the gentleman from new jersey just said. i'm a former new jersey in, came out here to take care of my aging parents, and i was shocked to find out i had to register with the party and not be an independent. i would not be able to vote because there are closed primaries here. i voted democrat just because i had to vote for one party or the other. i wish we would have open primaries. that is the message of people sent and i am 81.5 years >> we leave the "washington journal" now to go live to order to live coverage here on c-span. >> reentering florida in the big bend region. the impact stretches far beyond the center track. much of the state already experiencing tropical storm force winds. we have also seen heavy rains that have resulted in 3-5 foot of storm surges we have seen flooding. you do have downed trees, powerlines, road washouts. beach erosion, especially areas that have already seen erosion from hurricane ian. these are places like brevard, volusia, st. john's county. there will likely be flooding in some areas so b

in new jersey, these kids are suffering. they are absolutely suffering in many of the school district in the inner cities were some didn't even show up for online schooling. they are way behind now. who is looking out for them? some days i am close to emotional about it. as americans, we owe these schoolchildren a quality, affordable education. >> the national journal. >> when will trump announce his 2024 bit? >> is there a follow-up? >> yes. >> he would like to have already but i give him credit for this year because it -- she will end up being a big winner for this election cycle. donald trump in some ways never stopped campaigning from 2015, first for himself and for many different candidates. unlike job biden, did desi did woody could to show for many of these races. we did get seats in the senate after the kavanaugh hearing which was misread. that was in 2018. he never stopped campaigning including into his post-presidency year. it's hard for me to see that joe biden ever started campaigning. did he ever start campaigni

the gentleman from new jersey is the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield three minutes now to the sponsor of this legislation, the gentleman from pennsylvania tennessee, -- from tennessee, mr. cohen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to chang the chairman and -- thank the chairman and ranking member. i know it was somewhat contentious. it shouldn't have been but it was. i rise in strong support of h.r. 5441, prevent all soring tactics act, the postact, which i proud -- post act, which i proudly introduced with several prime co-sponsors. fitzpatrick, schakowsky and buchanan, who like mr. bilirakis is a class of 2006, of which i am as well. the past act will shut down horse soring which has been described here on the floor. it's a horrendous practice that horse trainers have used in the tennessee walking horse industry, spotted saddle and horse shows. the horses have a beautiful gate to start -- gait to start with. they have a smooth, natural gait. tennessee walkers

. >> what happened is lloyd, it was a tough time in corning, new york, and he took a job in new jersey. >> michele stayed behind with the girls out in the country in corning. but the separation put a strain on the marriage, and in time michele and lloyd divorced. >> she was always positive and going to make the most of everything, and then one day out of the blue she called me and said we're divorced. like okay. >> right, it was very random. >> after the divorce, michele sold the farm and the kids split up. the oldest went to live with her dad in new jersey, while karrie and the youngest daughter stayed in corning with mom in a new house. but the divorce was hard on everyone. karrie and her mom sometimes butted heads. the arguments could get heated. >> the issue was living with her mother, finishing high school, but it got more and more strained as the years -- as she approached her senior year. >> by late august 2017, karrie, the one-time ballerina, had left home and was a sophomore at r. i. t. in rochester. her younger sister still lived with her mom. it seemed like a typical monday

the economy of new jersey looking strong. that is incredibly important to people. they know that quite frankly, my opponent, the republican party really has no plan. that basically the plan seems to be to cut social security, to cut medicare, to cut funding for ukraine, a democratic partner across the world. to not invest in the things that people in my district care about and see as incredibly important for our future. >> only a former military helicopter can catch something like that when it falls down on my television. congresswoman, let's and on this, that is the fight for maintaining the mobocracy in this country as both former president barack obama current president biden were talking consistently about on the campaign trail, and will likely touch on in philadelphia and pennsylvania. now i want to read for you amidst this talk of what congresswoman liz trainee had to say. she said this, i would much rather served with mikey cheryl, and chrissy ulah hand, alyssa slotkin, than marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert. i just mentioned but they love this count

yeah, new jersey was one of these states that really didn't. a good system of voting and implement before the 2020 election. they've been moving towards mail ballots. new jersey requires an affidavit to be placed within the envelope when people return their ballots and happened in new jersey was that many people didn't know that they had to do that particular step and a large number of ballots rejected because voters were not following procedures. this is really important for everybody. i know there are a lot of old people who have to vote by mail. and there are other people that to vote by mail. you have follow the instructions. i cannot emphasize enough the most frequent way in which people disenfranchize themselves. people who are earnestly wanting to vote is not following the ballot ballot instructions. so carefully follow those instructions. now, new jersey had a bad system. they made provisions to try and fix system. if you look at other states that were more mature ballot states, states that have been doing balloting for a long time, the

yeah, new jersey was one of these states that really didn't. a good system of voting and implement before the 2020 election. they've been moving towards mail ballots. new jersey requires an affidavit to be placed within the envelope when people return their ballots and happened in new jersey was that many people didn't know that they had to do that particular step and a large number of ballots rejected because voters were not following procedures. this is really important for everybody. i know there are a lot of old people who have to vote by mail. and there are other people that to vote by mail. you have follow the instructions. i cannot emphasize enough the most frequent way in which people disenfranchize themselves. people who are earnestly wanting to vote is not following the ballot ballot instructions. so carefully follow those instructions. now, new jersey had a bad system. they made provisions to try and fix system. if you look at other states that were more mature ballot states, states that have been doing balloting for a long time, the

pennsylvania, new jersey, new york, maryland? the answer after this. ♪ stuart: all right, sports fans, where is america's oldest vineyard? there's your choices on the screen. we will start with ashley. what you got? ashley: i'll go with number four, maryland. stuart: susan? >> pennsylvania. lauren: pennsylvania. stuart: what's your name again? [laughter] i'm definitely going maryland. the answer is -- >> nice. stuart: it's located in the hudson river valley, races back its origins to the 1700s. >> apology accepted. [laughter] stuart: okay. hey, everybody, thank you very much, indeed. great performance today, all absolutely terrific. thank you, one and all. all right. quick check of the markets. we're up 157 percent dow jones industrial average. david asman in for neil today. david, see what i do for you? a modest rally, there you go. david: by the way, you know what i loved about that answer to the trivia question? it proves that stuart varney doesn't cheat. you don't look at the comper

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and the state of new jersey. we have a large jewish population, and we want all of our population to be safe. and to you into director wray, we look very much forward to your diligence, your intelligence, and your co-action as well as your co-action. it's not exactly a minute 34 seconds left, and i'm wondering, mr. mayorkas, if you had any follow-up response to the former question that you've been asked that you would like to share here. >> congresswoman, thank you so much. we maintained that out with respect to the challenge of the water and that data informs our operational actions and it is vitally important that that data be cited with precision and accuracy. we demand out of ourselves, so that the operational decisions that we make our best tailor to address the challenges that we confront. i look forward to working in a bipartisan way with this committee to address the myriad of threats that we as a country face and to really enhance the security of the american people in every regard. >> thank, you madam c

you had to have wisconsin tradition in our new jersey, are you going back to 2019? >> we never changed anything. i was a civil disobedience person, we had grandparents over thanksgiving and christmas middle of covid. we are a big family and love thanks giving and bring every over and we cut our tree down saturday after thanksgiving. >> i look at the crazies eating outside for thanks giving, we are inside, fireplace going, kids dressed up as pilgrims and indians full-fledged. >> cultural appropriation. [laughter] >> i thought the same thing, lumberjack husband of yours can handle it but most of us can't. he was born with a liner inside. wisconsin tougher than new jersey but for you and your family you have to have a huge budget with nine kids, how do you handle that? also the decorating, you can't do that yourself. >> everyone pitches in. the big family you learn teamwork and that's what we do for thanksgiving. hardest part for christmas isn't the buying of presence and all that, the hardest part is keeping the commercialization of christmas and teaching kids jesus i

this video is the home where law enforcement showed up new jersey today. according to court documents, three people out of sacramento allegedly operated an unlicensed business, buying stolen catalytic converters and shipping them to new jersey for processing. that accounted for more than $38 million in sales alone. and dozens of agencies contributed to this massive investigation. that includes oakland irs, the livermore police department, sacramento sheriff and davis police. karina nova, abc7 news. ama: karina, thank you so much. election day is fast approaching. two top candidates are competing to become santa clara county'snew -- county's new top cop. dan: the $1.2 billion powerball jackpot is up for grabs tonight. we will look at the powerball frenzy going on out there. abc7 (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-3

and i have to tell you, and in a state as diverse as nchl new jersey, and in a state like new jersey where we depends on everyone, i can't go anywhere right now and not hear about how we don't have enough people in the work force, how we need to make sure we have more people engaged in our community, and in our society. how hard we work to have diverse people throughout our democratic party here in new jersey, and to sort of see these roll backs, it feels very threatening, and then beyond that, to say the rollbacks, the protection from women across the nation with overturning the roe, it feels like in so many ways in this country, freedoms and protections that we've taken for granted for years now are sort of coming undone. which is why this election is so important. it's so incredibly important that people come out to vote, to make sure that we can continue to move forward on these protections. >> you mentioned two key issues here that i want to ask you before i have to let you go and i know we're almost out of time and economy and the inflation part of the issues for americans and

a sicilian mother and an irish father in the state of new jersey. this allows you to not only see fighting is acceptable, but as an art form. so i want to be clear to all of you, you've known me now for a long time and when i find something that i'm willing to fight for, i think i fight as hard, as tough and as good as anybody. it's about choosing what to fight for that we've got to get for now. choosing what to fight for and i will tell you what i don't want us doing. what i don't want us doing is for fighting for things that are for just one person, not for everybody. [applause] we don't want to be bending to the will of one person rather than advocating for the good of all of our people. what i have been calling this lately is the choice for the republican party between the party of me in the party of us. i fear, unfortunately, that we have been the party of me for the last five or six years. and because i'm from new jersey and from that sicilian mother who was watching from heaven, i am confident in saying -- is saying to me, christopher, get to

of two police officers in newark, new jersey. the suspect shooting from up above. >>> but we begin tonight with news on the suspect in the attack on speaker nancy pelosi's husband. that suspect appearing in a san francisco court today, arraigned on state charges including attempted murder. through his lawyer, pleading not guilty. the d.a. calling the attack politically motivated. the suspect brought in from the county jail. no cameras allowed in court. the suspect appearing in an orange jumpsuit. his arm in a sling. and tonight, a source telling abc news that the pelosi family will soon hear paul pelosi's 911 call and they will see the police body cam video of the attack as soon as tomorrow. abc's mola lenghi in court today and he leads us off from san francisco tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a judge ordering the man accused of viciously attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer, held without bail. 42-year-old david depape making his first court appearance in an orange jumpsuit. his arm in a sling due to a disl

what do you want to happen in the state of new jersey when it comes to abortion? do you support the dobbs decision? where are you on it? >> i'm pro-choice. i've always, been always, am always will be. pro-choice. -- should there be a federal mandate as it was under roe? >> the dobbs decision is the state decision. new jersey hasn't from beginning to the -- >> you agree with the dobbs decision? >> i said that, yes. but i am pro-choice. >> and you will not support a federal ban in congress on abortion? >> i will not support a ban on abortion or choice. i will not go lie for troy's. i will not support a ban. dobbs decision is the law. it is the law. i will not -- codify life and i will not codify choice. >> you describe yourself as pro-choice and yet you feel as if it should be in the hands of the state. to be clear. >> i'm pro-choice. i'm a jersey person. i am pro-choice. i always have been. i always will be. i represent cp 11. in my state, i'm just a voice. >> best of luck, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. coming up, former president trump may be days away fro

you're a farmer in new jersey? >> yep. stu: well, i'm a former in new york state so i know what you're talking about here. are you paying a lot more for diesel? >> yes, our diesel bill this year about double from last year. stu: double? >> yes. stu: i'm paying about $650 for diesel in up state new york. what about in jersey? >> i think last i saw was high 5s, $5.89 i saw. stu: it's getting up there and you'll be joining me shortly. it's unlikely thing. have you raised prices of your produce? >> we have. we haven't been able to raise quite the same level as our input costs but all the input costs up 20 and 30%, fertilizer costs have overall doubled since start of the pandemic. stu: wait a minute, doubled? fertilize cost doubled? >> we were paying around $4.80 a ton and 2021 about $670 and now about $1100 for a ton. stu: how much in a year? >> 70 or 80 tons on our farm. stu: 70 to 80 tons and the price has doubled? two year s? >> yes. stu: can you stay in business? >> we've been able to. luckily we sell direct to consumers w

what is now called the new jersey and d.c. in new jersey city, new jersey. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the performance of the postal service during peak season. the -- exclusive bargaining representative of over 50,000 mail handlers employed by the united states postal service. mail handlers are in the central part of the mail processing network and removed billions of pieces of mail each year. our members work across all of the nation's large postal plants. they are responsible for loading and unloading trucks, transporting mayo within the facility, operating machinery an automated quid mint, in addition to many other functions. mail handlers are generally but first and last employees to handle the mail as it comes to, goes through, and leans most postal plants. pcs in is considered to take place from november to january each calendar year. and it's driven mostly by holidays and gift giving among family and friends. the postal service has seen a sharp increase in parcel mail, caused mostly by the growth of e-commerce. to increase in volume requ

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. >> the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer, also the vice chair of the committee on national security, international development and monetary policy, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairwoman. thank you all witnesses for being here. the financial services and make it a street directly supports more than 75,000 jobs in new jersey. provides local small businesses with the capitol they need to create thousands more. i want you to know that i'm grateful, and thank you for doing business in new jersey. mr. dimon, if i can start with you please. thanks for being here and all the important work jpmorgan does to support thousands of new jersey jobs. i believe more new jersey residents 11 york should have the option to stay awake in jersey if they can, to the for the local small businesses, spending more time with family and saving on gas and parking in new york. staying in jersey also means stopping new york's proposed rages congestion tax plan. the metropolitan transit authorities congestion techs will c

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new jersey outlawing boilers in 2025. any boiler, 1 million btus and up, natural gas and heating oil systems, there are 8300 of them have to convert to electricity. tucker, new jersey estimated it will cost over $2 million to convert each of these buildings and admitted with operating cost five to six times using electricity over natural gas. crash course we are on in the northeast is undescribable. >> tucker: that's the definition of insanity. appreciate you coming in. thank you. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: among many citizens never in politics before who jumped in, are trying to exercise democracy as it is meant to be, maybe the most impressive running for congress this cycle, a man called joe kent from washington state. heard that previous segment. joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. as a result of these theories, this ideology, this weird religion that well educated white liberals seem to have fallen for in the last 15 years, we're about to run out of diesel fuel and heating oil? why isn't

hector ramose works near the new jersey shop is on the flow of deliveries. >> trucks coming in and out. >> reporter: with the price of metals on the rise, this have exploded, sorry more than 1200% since the pandemic, more than a third having in california in 2021 . about 1600 converters were reported stolen each month. earlier this year, david saw two thieves in the act at his california home. >> the camera. >> reporter: car owners have paid the price. >>> rsp sitting there united states harder and earlier than usual. hospitalizations already at levels typically seen in december. now, according to new cdc data, hospitalizations related to the respiratory virus are rising across all age groups , but especially among children . the u.s. department of health and human services says more than three quarters of pediatric hospital in icu beds are currently in use. pfizer has lost a phase one study of its combined covid and flu vaccine . the shot contains pfizer's updated covid booster, which targets the original covid strain and two omicron subareas . moderna is working on two vaccines, one

this video shows the home were law enforcement showed up in new jersey. according to court documents, three people out of sacramento allegedly operated an unlicensed business buying stolen cartilage -- catalytic converters and shipping them to new jersey for processing. that accounted for more than $38 million in sales alone. dozens of agencies contributed to this massive investigation that includes oakland irs, the livermore police department, sacramento sheriff and davis police. kristen: thank you. new details today on the man san francisco authorities say is a serial stocker. more charges have been filed against bill hobbs, after six new victims came forward. hobbs was related to 14 incidents related to stalking, harassing and unwanted touching. larry: in the south bay, a man spent nearly a year posing as a stanford student illegally living on campus. 20-year-old liam curry lived in the basement of a dormitory. he had been reported multiple times. stanford said it receive multiple letters for curry but they cannot find him, when he allegedly stole a tv

new jersey political watchers say that it is not an accident. >> is this is campaign strategy? >> i think it is. i think his strategy is kind of like a run out the clock, avoid the local gatekeepers. >> as malinowski -- >> voted against the law protecting a woman's right to choose. >> republicans are spending millions more than democrats on tv ads here. attacking malinowski for facing a -- after failing to disclose -- during the pandemic as required by law. >> just another insider politician trying to get rich in office. >> how much does that hurt you? the fact that you're facing this investigation? >> all i did was file paperwork. it's hard to respond to unless you put millions of dollars on the air, calling out a lie as a lie. >> manu raju, cnn, new jersey. >> our thanks to manu for that. coming up, something sweeter than canada's halloween that could put you on easy street for the rest of your life. details next. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their val

a sicilian mother and a irish father in the state of new jersey. this allows you to not only see writing as acceptable -- fighting as acceptable, but as a artform. i want to be clear with all you. you have known me for a long time and when i find something that i am willing to fight for, i fight as hard and tucked in as good as anyone. --anybody. i will tell you what i don't one is doing. -- wants us doing --want us doing. is that we are fighting for things that are not just for one person but for everyone. we don't want to do bending to the will of one person rather than advocating for the good of all people --all of our people. what i have been calling this lady is the choice of the republican party between the party of me and the party of us. i fear that we have been the party of me for the last five or six years. because i am from new jersey and from that sicilian mother who is watching from heaven, i am confident she is saying to me, christopher, get to the point. i will get to the point. i was the first candidate who left the presidential cam

, north carolina, virginia, new jersey. people still catalytic converters nationwide and sent them to a company in new jersey where precious metal powders were extracted and sold to a refinery. this video shows the home where law enforcement showed up in new jersey. in california, three family members arrested in sacramento. they sold over $38 million in catalytic converters to the jersey company. stanford university is confirming a man has been living on the university campus illegally for months. the university says the man was reported on campus several times since last december. most recently, last week in a dorm basement. he has been identified as a 20-year-old. the story was broken by two reporters at the university's newspaper. >> he climbed through windows. he was able to take a student's id card, according to residents. he was getting led in a lot of the time by people who thought that he was living there with them or he was a friend of somebody in the dorm. reporter: university officials posted a statement online

in new jersey i think people have had enough. i have two children in high school in new jersey. i know firsthand the effects on these kids and a lot of their friends and i talked to parents all the time. that is the best focus group i can lend to you. new jersey is a state where people are done saying we pay higher taxes but what? comedy people have moved to north carolina, florida, texas, tennessee from high tax states. i think the best thing i can tell you about tom malinowski who is on the precipice of losing to tom keene or mikey cheryl who won in 2018 is they have not english themselves. if all you are running on again if your answer to everything is january 6, trump, you are not responding to let new jerseyans are telling you is animating them and keeping them up at night. i think phil murphy come close to losing but some of these folks are going to lose because the frustrations that fill in your go have not in mitigated or modified by those same people in power. last point. the most important polling issue to me -- most important polling number on a set have a good issue

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mr. mr. welch, mr. defazio, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. hank johnson and ms. titus, these members will vote yes on house resolution 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by representative williams of georgia, i inform the house that she will vote yes on house resolution 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. axne of iowa, i inform the house that mrs. axne will vote yes on house resolution 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congressman alan lowenthal, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on h.j.res. 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. butterfield: as the member designated by mr. clyburn