Yes. The CHAIRMAN. The gentleman from Ohio may not yield on a point of order. The Chair will recognize the gentleman from New York on the point of order. Does the gentleman seek to speak on the point of order?
Eliot Engel: “Yes. The CHAIRMAN. The gentleman from Ohio may not yield on a point of order. The Chair will recognize the gentleman…”
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