I rise for the purpose of inquiring of the majority leader the schedule for next week. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Hoyer), who is the majority leader.

I rise for the purpose of inquiring of the majority leader the schedule for the next week to come. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Hoyer), the majority leader. {time} 1230

I would point out that the President's executive order on section 1332 does nothing to change the protections in law for people with preexisting conditions under ObamaCare. As the gentleman knows, the law protects people with preexisting…

I appreciate it. I understand that there hasn't been any determination yet, but there is a growing frustration that this needs to be addressed by the Congress. There is a move to initiate a discharge petition to get that bill brought to…

That debate will go on. Hopefully, we can start addressing some of the long-term problems. Madam Speaker, I wanted to ask the gentleman, finally, about legislation to confront this BDS movement, a major threat to our ally Israel. It…

Reclaiming my time, Madam Speaker, at the final end of your spending bill, we got a start on addressing the problem of border security. We had very intense negotiations, and the President laid out the multitude of things that need to be…

I hope when we get to that appropriations process that there would be open rules, as we did. And I guess the gentleman doesn't have to worry about his majority breaking the record of closed rules, because this week we only had one rule…

Well, as eyes are glazing over, for clarity, there were many rules where every single Democrat amendment was included. So if you want to call it a modified rule, closed rule--for people watching, when Republicans and Democrats go to the…

I thank my colleague from Arizona for yielding and for leading on this issue for the economy of the United States of America and for hardworking families. If you look at what getting back in the Paris accord would do, Mr. Speaker, it would…

I thank the gentleman from Oregon for yielding. Mr. Chairman, I rise in opposition to this bill that would create a government takeover of the internet. If you look at the bill, first of all, it is always interesting to pay attention to…

Words have consequences and we owe the American people better rhetoric.

I am here to talk about a few projects that are both in my district but also have a very large impact on America's national security and energy security infrastructure.