Well, while the Bonnie and Clyde story is more fiction than fact--Ralph would have been pumping gas at the ripe old age of 8 or 9 years old for that to be true--the Ted Williams story is fact and is true.

I would now like to yield to Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, the gentlelady from Houston, Texas.

I now yield to Randy Weber, the Congressman from the 14th District from Friendswood, Texas.

I thank the gentleman. I now yield to the gentleman from Round Rock, Texas, the distinguished John Carter.

I thank the gentleman. May I inquire how much time I have remaining, Mr. Speaker? The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Texas has 8 minutes remaining.

Mr. Speaker, we have had a number of Congressmen come on the House floor and tell anecdotes about Ralph, about how funny he was and how smart he was, and they are all--at least the ones about how smart he was--very true. We have heard the…

I thank the gentleman from Sugar Land. I now yield to Congressman Gene Green, who represents the Houston ship channel and the battleship Texas and other such notable Texas landmarks. Mr. Green.

I want to thank the gentleman from Lubbock. Mr. Speaker, I now yield to the Congressman from the 25th Congressional District of Texas, Mr. Roger Williams. Under the newest configuration, he is the only Congressman to ever represent that…

Now I yield to the distinguished Congressman from, I believe, Flower Mound, Texas, in Denton County, the Honorable Michael Burgess.

Mr. Speaker, I yield to the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, Mr. Upton.

I want to thank you, Congressman. Mr. Speaker, I now yield to the Congressman from the First Congressional District, deep east Texas, the soft-spoken Congressman Louie Gohmert.