Fine, if we could set this amendment aside until after the two votes. In the meantime, let the Senator from Nevada, Mr. Ensign, speak, and then have the amendment set aside until after the two votes. Meanwhile we can confer.
Cord Byrd: “Fine, if we could set this amendment aside until after the two votes. In the meantime, let the Senator from Nevada, Mr.…”
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