I thank you for that second admonition. I did say you wouldn't have to use it again on my side of the aisle. I can commit to you that you still will not have to issue one on our side of the aisle. I yield 4 minutes to the gentleman from Oklahoma (Mr. Cole), the ranking member of the Rules Committee.
Rob Woodall: “I thank you for that second admonition. I did say you wouldn't have to use it again on my side of the aisle. I can…”
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