We want to take down the words. I ask that the words be taken down. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Pennsylvania will take his seat. (1945) The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Clerk will report the words. The Clerk read as follows: You are either going to be persecuted or you are not, depending on who you are and who you vote for. Let's face it, aside from the attempts to placate an anti- Semitic Member of this Chamber, all that is really happening here is House Democrats are deflecting from the real issue confronting the House of Representatives, and that is that the maker of this bill has no business sitting on House committees, has no business in this Chamber--a myriad of anti-Semitic comments and those of support of violence and terrorisms against the United States are wholly unacceptable. But we are not going to deal with that because we are going to deal with this. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Clerk will further report the words. The Clerk continued to read as follows: But American taxpayers shouldn't be forced to pay terrorist organizations; organizations that the maker of this bill is affiliated with, like the one that is an unindicted co- conspirator in the largest terror finance case in the United States of America's history. Not because I say so, because the judge says so. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair is prepared to rule.…
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