I yield such time as the Senator from Nebraska needs to offer two motions. Those will be the last two offered, after which I think both sides are prepared to yield back their time and begin voting on the 13 different votes which we will be asking consent on when she finishes her speech. I yield time to the Senator from Nebraska. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Nebraska. Motion to Instruct
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