On the recordJune 15, 2009
The fundamental right to be entertained.
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Tierney emphasizes the importance of entertainment in education.
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As I understand section 225, the definitions that you mentioned are as you stated.
I think that the Noel Canning case may seriously impact that, in which case we are all going to be concerned about that.
At this time, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Maryland, Steny Hoyer, our Democratic whip.
I just haven't heard any evidence that indicates to me that there is any reason to believe that this board won't be fair-minded.