Mr. Chairman, I yield an additional 30 seconds to the gentleman from California (Mr. Cardoza).

I thank the gentleman for yielding me the remaining time. Mr. Chairman, I just want to thank Congressman Cardoza, who really has lived this mortgage foreclosure hell with the people of his region. I also thank Congressman McNerney…

Mr. Chairman, I have an amendment at the desk, please. The CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 77, line 4, after the dollar amount, insert ``(reduced by $21,000,000)''. Page 78, line…

Mr. Speaker, when you start wondering where all the jobs in America have gone, just read the labels on what you buy. You will know the answer. What's happened to the proud logo, ``Made in America''? Our jobs have gotten shipped out by the…

Congresswoman Fudge, I want to thank you very much for organizing this Special Order this evening, and especially from the Buckeye State, being down here every week, using your voice, using your talents to fight for the American people…

If the gentlelady would yield one second, there is one figure I could put on the record, that is, during the first 18 months of the Obama administration, we have already created more jobs than in the entire 8 years of the Bush…

I thank the kind chairman, Mr. McDermott, for yielding me the 2 minutes. Sometimes when they say gentlewoman, I don't feel so gentle on the subject of unemployment. And in fact, I rise in strong support of this bill, which is long overdue…

I want to thank Congresswoman Fudge for taking leadership on this very, very important Special Order this evening on the subject of unemployment and the extension of unemployment benefits during this critical moment for our country. I just…

Well, Congressman Garamendi, I just want to say I thank you so very much. You are from the State of California, a State that's about four times as large as ours, maybe five, with 53 million people. We have over 11 million people in Ohio…

Mr. Speaker, I rise to share my major disappointment and key concerns with the so-called Wall Street reform bill that just passed this House and why I voted ``no'' on this measure. Bottom line, the bill does not fundamentally change the…

Mr. Speaker, I will place the other remarks in the Record tonight. And I might say that it's not a question of if the system will fail again, but only when it will fail again. This used to not be allowed under the Glass-Steagall, which…