I will continue to hold the amendment. I assure Members of the Senate that unless and until I am assured that fugitives who have killed people in my State are returned as a condition of this bill that this bill will not proceed. I will continue to hold the floor. At this point, since I am not allowed to offer this amendment and it is not agreed to, I will continue on this floor if I have to read a phone book on this floor.
Robert Torricelli: “I will continue to hold the amendment. I assure Members of the Senate that unless and until I am assured that fugitives…”
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Discussing the need for amendments related to fugitives in a Senate debate.
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