Mr. President, we have loaned time before to the other side of the aisle. If they would loan us some time so that the person propounding this amendment could have a moment to explain his amendment--they have agreed. So I yield time to the Senator from Alabama. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Alabama.
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