Congressional Record, House, May 28, 2020, Page H2339 — Roll No. 114 and Personal Explanation
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A page of the Congressional Record, House, dated May 28, 2020, at page H2339. It prints the roll call, Roll No. 114, on the motion offered by Ms. Velazquez that the House suspend the rules and pass the bill on forgiveness of loans under the paycheck protection program, as amended, with yeas 417 and nays 1. The motion was rejected as two-thirds were not in the affirmative. Members record changed votes, and Mr. Young states he was unable to vote. A Personal Explanation by Mr. Abraham says he was unavoidably detained. The page ends with Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act amendment text.
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May 28, 2020 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H2339
Green, Al (TX) Maloney, Sean Schakowsky Rodgers (WA) Stauber Watkins sions related to the forgiveness of loans
Grijalva Massie Schiff Roe, David P. Stivers Weber (TX)
Grothman Matsui Schneider Rogers (AL) Taylor Webster (FL)
under the paycheck protection pro-
Haaland McAdams Schrader Rogers (KY) Thompson (PA) Wenstrup gram, to allow recipients of loan for-
Harder (CA) McBath Schrier Rose, John W. Thornberry Westerman giveness under the paycheck protection
Hastings McCaul Schweikert Rouzer Tiffany Williams program to defer payroll taxes, and for
Hayes McClintock Scott (VA) Scalise Timmons Wilson (SC)
Heck McCollum Scott, Austin Tipton Wittman other purposes, as amended, on which
Scott, David
Herrera Beutler McEachin Serrano Shimkus Turner Womack the yeas and nays were ordered.
Higgins (NY) McGovern Simpson Walberg Woodall
Sewell (AL)
Smith (MO) Walker Wright
The Clerk read the title of the bill.
Himes McNerney Shalala
Horn, Kendra S. Meeks Sherman
Smith (NE) Walorski Yoho The SPEAKER pro tempore. The
Horsford Meng
Sherrill
Spano Waltz Zeldin question is on the motion offered by
Houlahan Mooney (WV) the gentlewoman from New York (Ms.
Sires NOT VOTING—15
Hoyer Moore
Huffman Morelle
Slotkin
Abraham Granger Mfume VELÁZQUEZ) that the House suspend the
Huizenga Moulton Smith (NJ) rules and pass the bill, as amended.
Brooks (IN) Hollingsworth Rooney (FL)
Hurd (TX) Mucarsel-Powell Smith (WA) Buchanan LaHood Roybal-Allard
Jackson Lee Murphy (FL) Smucker The vote was taken by electronic de-
Carter (TX) Marchant Sensenbrenner
Jayapal Nadler Soto Crawford McHenry Young vice, and there were—yeas 417, nays 1,
Jeffries Napolitano Spanberger not voting 13, as follows:
Johnson (GA) Neal Speier b 1159
Johnson (TX) Neguse Stanton [Roll No. 114]
Joyce (OH) Newhouse Stefanik Messrs. DUNCAN, HUDSON, RICE of
YEAS—417
Kaptur Norcross Steil South Carolina, and WOODALL
Katko O’Halleran Steube changed their vote from ‘‘yea’’ to Adams Cooper Green, Al (TX)
Keating Ocasio-Cortez Stevens Aderholt Correa Griffith
‘‘nay.’’ Aguilar Costa Grijalva
Kelly (IL) Omar Stewart
Kennedy Pallone Suozzi
Mr. BACON, Ms. HERRERA Allen Courtney Grothman
Khanna Panetta BEUTLER, and Mr. ROY changed their Allred Cox (CA) Guest
Swalwell (CA)
Amash Craig Guthrie
Kildee Pappas Takano vote from ‘‘nay’’ to ‘‘yea.’’ Amodei Crenshaw Haaland
Kilmer Pascrell Thompson (CA)
Kim Payne
So (two-thirds not being in the af- Armstrong Crist Hagedorn
Thompson (MS)
Kind Pelosi Titus
firmative) the motion was rejected. Arrington Crow Harder (CA)
Kinzinger Perlmutter The result of the vote was announced Axne Cuellar Harris
Tlaib Babin Cunningham Hartzler
Kirkpatrick Perry Tonko as above recorded.
Krishnamoorthi Peters Bacon Curtis Hastings
Kuster (NH) Peterson
Torres (CA) Stated for: Baird Davids (KS) Hayes
Torres Small Mr. YOUNG. Madam Speaker, I was unable Balderson Davidson (OH) Heck
Lamb Phillips
(NM) Banks Davis (CA) Hern, Kevin
Langevin Pingree
Trahan to vote on May 28, 2020. Had I been present, Barr Davis, Danny K. Herrera Beutler
Larsen (WA) Pocan I would have voted ‘‘aye’’ on rollcall No. 113,
Trone Barragán Davis, Rodney Hice (GA)
Larson (CT) Porter
Lawrence Posey
Underwood on passage of H.R. 6782. Bass Dean Higgins (LA)
Upton Beatty DeFazio Higgins (NY)
Lawson (FL) Pressley MEMBERS RECORDED PURSUANT TO HOUSE
Lee (CA) Price (NC) Van Drew Bera DeGette Hill (AR)
Vargas RESOLUTION 965, 116TH CONGRESS Bergman DeLauro Himes
Lee (NV) Quigley
Levin (CA) Raskin Veasey Barragán Hastings Mucarsel-Powell Beyer DelBene Holding
Levin (MI) Reed Vela (Gallego) (Wasserman (Wasserman Biggs Delgado Horn, Kendra S.
Lewis Rice (NY) Velázquez Bass (Cicilline) Schultz) Schultz) Bilirakis Demings Horsford
Lieu, Ted Richmond Visclosky Bera (Aguilar) Heck (Kilmer) Napolitano Bishop (GA) DeSaulnier Houlahan
Lipinski Rose (NY) Wagner Blumenauer Horsford (Kildee) (Correa) Bishop (NC) DesJarlais Hoyer
Loebsack Rouda Walden (Beyer) Huffman (Kildee) Payne Bishop (UT) Deutch Hudson
Lofgren Roy Wasserman Bonamici Jayapal (Raskin) (Wasserman Blumenauer Diaz-Balart Huffman
Lowenthal Ruiz Schultz (Raskin) Johnson (TX) Blunt Rochester Dingell Huizenga
Schultz)
Lowey Ruppersberger Waters Brownley (CA) (Jeffries) Bonamici Doggett Hurd (TX)
Peters (Rice
Luján Rush Watson Coleman (Kuster (NH)) Khanna Bost Doyle, Michael Jackson Lee
(NY))
Luria Rutherford Welch Cárdenas (Sherman) Boyle, Brendan F. Jayapal
(Sánchez) Pingree (Kuster F. Duncan Jeffries
Lynch Ryan Wexton Kirkpatrick (NH))
Malinowski Sánchez Wild Chu, Judy (Gallego) Brady Dunn Johnson (GA)
(Takano) Pocan (Raskin) Brindisi Emmer Johnson (LA)
Maloney, Sarbanes Wilson (FL) Krishnamoorthi
Cisneros Porter (Wexton) Brooks (AL) Engel Johnson (OH)
Carolyn B. Scanlon Yarmuth (Brown (MD))
(Houlahan) Price (NC) Brown (MD) Escobar Johnson (SD)
Lawrence (Butterfield)
Cohen (Beyer) Brownley (CA) Eshoo Johnson (TX)
NAYS—147 (Kildee)
Ruiz (Aguilar) Buck Espaillat Jordan
Crist (Murphy
Lawson (FL)
Aderholt DesJarlais Jordan (FL)) Rush Bucshon Estes Joyce (OH)
(Evans)
Allen Duncan Joyce (PA) Davis (CA) (Wild) (Underwood) Budd Evans Joyce (PA)
Amash Dunn Levin (CA) Burchett
Keller DeSaulnier Schneider Ferguson Kaptur
Amodei Emmer (Kildee) Burgess
Kelly (MS) (Matsui) (Houlahan) Finkenauer Katko
Armstrong Estes Kelly (PA) Deutch (Rice Levin (MI) Bustos Fitzpatrick Keating
(Raskin) Schrader
Arrington Ferguson King (IA) (NY)) (O’Halleran) Butterfield Fleischmann Keller
Babin Fleischmann King (NY) Doggett (Raskin) Lewis (Kildee) Byrne Fletcher Kelly (IL)
Lieu, Ted (Beyer) Schrier (Kilmer)
Baird Flores Kustoff (TN) Escobar (Garcia Serrano (Meng) Calvert Flores Kelly (MS)
Balderson Foxx (NC) LaMalfa (TX)) Lipinski (Cooper) Carbajal Fortenberry Kelly (PA)
Lofgren (Boyle, Speier (Scanlon)
Banks Fulcher Lamborn Eshoo Cárdenas Foster Kennedy
Brendan F.) Suozzi (Panetta)
Barr Garcia (CA) Latta (Thompson Carson (IN) Foxx (NC) Khanna
Lowenthal Tlaib (Dingell)
Bergman Gianforte Lesko (CA)) Carter (GA) Frankel Kildee
Biggs Gibbs (Beyer) Tonko (Meng)
Long Foster (Beyer) Cartwright Fudge Kilmer
Bilirakis Gohmert Loudermilk Frankel (Kuster Lowey (Meng) Vargas (Keating) Case Fulcher Kim
Bishop (NC) Gonzalez (OH) Lucas (NH)) Maloney, Veasey (Beyer) Casten (IL) Gabbard Kind
Bishop (UT) Gooden Luetkemeyer Garamendi Carolyn B. Vela (Gallego) Castor (FL) Gaetz King (IA)
Bost Gosar Marshall (Sherman) (Rose (NY)) Watson Coleman Castro (TX) Gallagher King (NY)
Brady Graves (GA) Mast Gonzalez (TX) McEachin (Pallone) Chabot Gallego Kinzinger
Buck Graves (LA) McCarthy (Cuellar) (Wexton) Welch Cheney Garamendi Kirkpatrick
Bucshon Graves (MO) McKinley Grijalva (Clay) McNerney (McGovern) Chu, Judy Garcia (CA) Krishnamoorthi
Budd Green (TN) Meuser Harder (CA) (Raskin) Wilson (FL) Cicilline Garcı́a (IL) Kuster (NH)
Burgess Griffith Miller (Haaland) Moore (Beyer) (Hayes) Cisneros Garcia (TX) Kustoff (TN)
Byrne Guest Mitchell Clark (MA) Gianforte LaMalfa
Carter (GA) Guthrie Moolenaar
f Clarke (NY) Gibbs Lamb
Chabot Hagedorn Mullin PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM Clay Gohmert Lamborn
Cheney Harris Murphy (NC) Cleaver Golden Langevin
Cline Hartzler Norman FLEXIBILITY ACT OF 2020 Cline Gomez Larsen (WA)
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Cloud Hern, Kevin Nunes The SPEAKER pro tempore (Ms. Cloud Gonzalez (OH) Larson (CT)
Cole Hice (GA) Olson Clyburn Gonzalez (TX) Latta
Collins (GA) Higgins (LA) Palazzo
JACKSON LEE). Pursuant to clause 8 of Cohen Gooden Lawrence
Comer Hill (AR) Palmer rule XX, further proceedings will re- Cole Gosar Lawson (FL)
Conaway Holding Pence sume on the motion to suspend the Collins (GA) Gottheimer Lee (CA)
Cook Hudson Reschenthaler rules and pass the bill (H.R. 7010) to Comer Graves (GA) Lee (NV)
Curtis Johnson (LA) Rice (SC) Conaway Graves (LA) Lesko
Davidson (OH) Johnson (OH) Riggleman amend the Small Business Act and the Connolly Graves (MO) Levin (CA)
Davis, Rodney Johnson (SD) Roby CARES Act to modify certain provi- Cook Green (TN) Levin (MI)
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H2340 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE May 28, 2020
Lewis Pence Speier Roll Call Votes No. 113 and No. 114. Had I tion of an amicus curiae under section 103(i)(7),
Lieu, Ted Perlmutter Stanton or a proceeding in which an amicus curiae could
Lipinski Perry Stauber
been present to vote, I would have voted
‘‘nay’’ on rollcall No. 113 and ‘‘yea’’ on rollcall have been appointed pursuant to section
Loebsack Peters Stefanik
103(i)(2)(A).
Lofgren Peterson Steil No. 114. Ω2æ In section 302, strike subsections (a) and
Long Phillips Steube MEMBERS RECORDED PURSUANT TO HOUSE (b) and insert the following:
Loudermilk Pingree Stevens
Lowenthal Pocan RESOLUTION 965, 116TH CONGRESS (a) EXPANSION OF APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY.—
Stewart
Lowey Porter Stivers Barragán Hastings Mucarsel-Powell (1) IN GENERAL.—Section 103(i)(2) (50 U.S.C.
Lucas Posey Suozzi (Gallego) (Wasserman (Wasserman 1803(i)(2)) is amended—
Luetkemeyer Pressley Swalwell (CA) Bass (Cicilline) Schultz) Schultz) (A) by striking subparagraph (A) and insert-
Luján Price (NC) Takano Bera (Aguilar) Heck (Kilmer) Napolitano ing the following:
Luria Quigley Taylor Blumenauer Horsford (Kildee) (Correa) ‘‘(A) shall appoint one or more individuals
Lynch Raskin Thompson (CA) (Beyer) Huffman (Kildee) Payne who have been designated under paragraph (1),
Malinowski Reed Thompson (MS) Bonamici Jayapal (Raskin) (Wasserman
Maloney, Reschenthaler
not less than one of whom possesses privacy and
Thompson (PA) (Raskin) Johnson (TX) Schultz)
Carolyn B. Rice (NY) Brownley (CA) Peters (Rice
civil liberties expertise, unless the court finds
Thornberry (Jeffries)
Maloney, Sean Rice (SC) (Kuster (NH)) (NY)) that such a qualification is inappropriate, to
Tiffany Khanna
Marshall Richmond Timmons Cárdenas (Sherman) Pingree (Kuster serve as amicus curiae to assist the court in the
Mast Riggleman Tipton (Sánchez) (NH)) consideration of any application or motion for
Kirkpatrick
Matsui Roby Titus Chu, Judy Pocan (Raskin) an order or review that, in the opinion of the
(Gallego)
McAdams Rodgers (WA) Tlaib (Takano) Porter (Wexton) court—
Krishnamoorthi
McBath Roe, David P. Cisneros Price (NC)
Tonko (Brown (MD)) ‘‘(i) presents a novel or significant interpreta-
McCarthy Rogers (AL) (Houlahan) (Butterfield)
Torres (CA) Lawrence tion of the law, unless the court issues a finding
McCaul Rogers (KY) Cohen (Beyer) Roybal-Allard
Torres Small (Kildee) that such appointment is not appropriate;
McClintock Rose (NY) Crist (Murphy (Sánchez)
(NM) Lawson (FL) ‘‘(ii) presents significant concerns with respect
McCollum Rose, John W. (FL)) Ruiz (Aguilar)
Trahan (Evans)
McEachin Rouda Davis (CA) (Wild) Rush to the activities of a United States person that
Trone Levin (CA)
McGovern Rouzer DeSaulnier (Underwood) are protected by the first amendment to the Con-
Turner (Kildee)
McKinley Roy (Matsui) Schneider stitution of the United States, unless the court
Underwood Levin (MI)
McNerney Roybal-Allard Deutch (Rice (Houlahan) issues a finding that such appointment is not
Upton (Raskin)
Meeks Ruiz (NY)) Schrader
Meng Ruppersberger
Van Drew Lewis (Kildee) appropriate;
Doggett (Raskin) (O’Halleran)
Meuser Rush
Vargas Lieu, Ted (Beyer) ‘‘(iii) presents or involves a sensitive inves-
Escobar (Garcia Schrier (Kilmer)
Mfume Rutherford Veasey Lipinski (Cooper) tigative matter, unless the court issues a finding
(TX)) Serrano (Meng)
Miller Ryan Vela Lofgren (Boyle, that such appointment is not appropriate;
Eshoo Speier (Scanlon)
Mitchell Sánchez Velázquez Brendan F.) ‘‘(iv) presents a request for approval of a new
(Thompson Suozzi (Panetta)
Visclosky Lowenthal
Moolenaar Sarbanes (CA)) Tlaib (Dingell) program, a new technology, or a new use of ex-
Mooney (WV) Scalise Wagner (Beyer)
Walberg
Foster (Beyer) Tonko (Meng) isting technology, unless the court issues a find-
Moore Scanlon Frankel (Kuster Lowey (Meng) Vargas (Keating) ing that such appointment is not appropriate;
Morelle Schakowsky Walden Maloney,
(NH)) Veasey (Beyer) ‘‘(v) presents a request for reauthorization of
Moulton Schiff Walker Carolyn B.
Garamendi Vela (Gallego) programmatic surveillance, unless the court
Mucarsel-Powell Schneider Walorski (Rose (NY))
(Sherman) Watson Coleman
Mullin Schrader Waltz
Gonzalez (TX) McEachin (Pallone)
issues a finding that such appointment is not
Murphy (FL) Schrier Wasserman (Cuellar) (Wexton) appropriate; or
Welch
Murphy (NC) Schweikert Schultz Grijalva (Clay) McNerney ‘‘(vi) otherwise presents novel or significant
(McGovern)
Nadler Scott (VA) Waters Harder (CA) (Raskin) Wilson (FL) civil liberties issues, unless the court issues a
Napolitano Scott, Austin Watkins (Haaland) Moore (Beyer) (Hayes) finding that such appointment is not appro-
Neal Scott, David Watson Coleman
Weber (TX) f priate; and’’; and
Neguse Serrano (B) in subparagraph (B), by striking ‘‘an indi-
Newhouse Sewell (AL) Webster (FL)
Norcross Shalala Welch b 1315 vidual or organization’’ each place the term ap-
Norman Sherman Wenstrup pears and inserting ‘‘one or more individuals or
Nunes Sherrill Westerman MOMENT OF SILENCE IN REMEM- organizations’’.
O’Halleran Shimkus Wexton BRANCE OF THE OVER 100,000 (2) DEFINITION OF SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE
Ocasio-Cortez Simpson Wild AMERICANS WHO HAVE PASSED MATTER.—Subsection (i) of section 103 (50 U.S.C.
Olson Sires Williams 1803) is amended by adding at the end the fol-
Omar Slotkin Wilson (FL) AWAY FROM THE COVID–19
VIRUS lowing:
Palazzo Smith (MO) Wilson (SC)
Wittman
‘‘(12) DEFINITION.—In this subsection, the
Pallone Smith (NE)
Palmer Smith (NJ) Womack The SPEAKER. The Chair asks that term ‘sensitive investigative matter’ means—
Panetta Smith (WA) Woodall all Members in the Chamber, as well as ‘‘(A) an investigative matter involving the ac-
Pappas Smucker Wright Members and staff throughout the Cap- tivities of—
Pascrell Soto Yarmuth ‘‘(i) a domestic public official or political can-
itol and Members wherever they are,
Payne Spanberger Yoho didate, or an individual serving on the staff of
Pelosi Spano Zeldin rise for a moment of silence in remem- such an official or candidate;
brance of the over 100,000 Americans ‘‘(ii) a domestic religious or political organiza-
NAYS—1
who have passed away from the tion, or a known or suspected United States per-
Massie
COVID–19 virus. son prominent in such an organization; or
NOT VOTING—13 ‘‘(iii) the domestic news media; or
f ‘‘(B) any other investigative matter involving
Abraham Granger Rooney (FL)
Brooks (IN) Hollingsworth Sensenbrenner MOTION TO GO TO CONFERENCE a domestic entity or a known or suspected
Buchanan LaHood Young ON H.R. 6172, USA FREEDOM RE- United States person that, in the judgment of
Carter (TX) Marchant the applicable court established under sub-
Crawford McHenry AUTHORIZATION ACT OF 2020 section (a) or (b), is as sensitive as an investiga-
b 1312 Mr. NADLER. Madam Speaker, pur- tive matter described in subparagraph (A).’’.
suant to clause 1 of rule XXII, and by (b) AUTHORITY TO SEEK REVIEW.—Subsection
Mr. DUNN changed his vote from direction of the Committee on the Ju- (i) of section 103 (50 U.S.C. 1803), as amended by
‘‘nay’’ to ‘‘yea.’’ diciary, I offer a motion on the bill subsection (a) of this section, is amended—
So (two-thirds being in the affirma- (1) in paragraph (4)—
(H.R. 6172) to amend the Foreign Intel- (A) in the paragraph heading, by inserting ‘‘;
tive) the rules were suspended and the
ligence Surveillance Act of 1978 to pro- AUTHORITY’’ after ‘‘DUTIES’’;
bill, as amended, was passed.
hibit the production of certain business (B) by redesignating subparagraphs (A), (B),
The result of the vote was announced and (C) as clauses (i), (ii), and (iii), respectively,
records, and for other purposes.
as above recorded. and adjusting the margins accordingly;
A motion to reconsider was laid on The Clerk read the title of the bill.
(C) in the matter preceding clause (i), as so
the table. The SPEAKER pro tempore (Ms.
designated, by striking ‘‘the amicus curiae
Stated for: JACKSON LEE). The Clerk will designate shall’’ and inserting the following: ‘‘the amicus
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Mr. YOUNG. Madam Speaker, I was unable the Senate amendments. curiae—
to vote on May 28, 2020. Had I been present, Senate amendments: ‘‘(A) shall’’;
I would have voted ‘‘aye’’ on rollcall No. 114, Ω1æ In subsection (a)(2)(B) of section 602 of (D) in subparagraph (A)(i), as so designated,
the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of by inserting before the semicolon at the end the
on passage of H.R. 7010, as amended. 1978 (50 U.S.C. 1872), as added by section following: ‘‘, including legal arguments regard-
PERSONAL EXPLANATION 301(b)(3), insert after ‘‘section 103(i)’’ the fol- ing any privacy or civil liberties interest of any
Mr. ABRAHAM. Madam Speaker, on Thurs- lowing: , a proceeding in the Foreign Intel- United States person that would be significantly
day, May 28, I was unavoidably detained on ligence Court of Review resulting from the peti- impacted by the application or motion’’; and
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