I have no idea as to what the objection was raised to. The House was not in order when the gentleman was speaking. The House has no way to know as to what objection he raised. Is it possible for the Chair to edify the House as to why the objection was made to dispensing with the reading? The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Wisconsin objected to the dispensing of the reading. The Clerk will continue to read.
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As far as those 75, aren't you in a position to come before this committee and say that, 'Yes, some mistakes were made...'
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