I realize, Mr. Speaker, that there are a number of people who want to speak on this who are in favor of this resolution. In order to make sure that everyone is provided a chance, although I may disagree with what Mr. Sherman is about to say, I'll defend his right to speak, and so I yield 4 minutes to the gentleman from California (Mr. Sherman).
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