Congressional Record, June 13, 2022 — House
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This is H5482 of the Congressional Record, House, June 13, 2022, with interleaved columns of remarks during a period before an Issues of the Day heading. Mr. Moore of Utah and Mr. Arrington speak about inflation, debt, and deficits, and Mr. Arrington describes a debt and deficit task force he organized and says Congress must get its fiscal house in order. A speaker states that the Consumer Price Index report showed prices increased 8.6 percent in the last 12 months and that the average household pays an additional $460 per month, citing a Congressional Budget Office outlook, with the views and figures attributed to the speakers.
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H5482 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE June 13, 2022
Madam Speaker, I yield to the gen- predicted we could be at $6 a gallon in Washington to relieve inflationary
tleman from Utah (Mr. MOORE), who July. pressure on hardworking families. I
represents Utah’s First District. The Biden administration’s blatant will continue to share our framework
Mr. MOORE of Utah. Madam Speak- economic mismanagement has put us of solutions with my colleagues in Con-
er, I thank Representative ARRINGTON on the precipice of a recession. We are gress.
for yielding. I am so appreciative that seeing the effects of that. The indica- The United States has a flexible
he brought up the night that we broke tors are already there. From the Con- economy with a wealth of natural re-
bread and the excitement that I had. I sumer Price Index to the stock market sources and competitive demographics.
did, I lit up knowing that there was a to confidence indicators. We are seeing We are the envy of the world, and we
real concerted effort to be able to forge a recession come about as we have to need to continue to remain the envy of
a path forward to solve our Nation’s raise interest rates to solve the self-in- the world.
biggest problem. flicted mess that was created a year For the sake of each and every Utah
Make no mistake: This is our Na- and a half ago when Democrats put in family, we must get our fiscal house in
tion’s biggest problem. This is a na- the American Rescue Plan order. Our plan will help do just that. I
tional security threat. This is some- masqueraded as the COVID bill, sup- sincerely thank the gentleman from
thing that affects every single Amer- pressed our workforce and rampant in- Texas for the encouragement. As I en-
ican. I am looking forward, and I owe it flation. This has been mishandled at tered into Congress to find a niche of
to every constituent, to make sure every turn. something that I am so passionate
that I am working on solving the prob- The administration claimed that in- about, I will continue to beat this
lem. flation posed a small risk and that the drum until we make it work.
b 2130 effects would be short lived, but Fri- Mr. ARRINGTON. Madam Speaker, I
day’s Consumer Price Index report, thank the gentleman from Utah (Mr.
I will not go back every couple years which stated that the price of goods MOORE), beating the drum and sound-
when we run for reelection and com- has increased 8.6 percent in the last 12 ing the alarm is a big part of it. I think
plain about how much debt we have. I months, validated what I have been at some point it is hard to calculate
put the task force together so I could hearing for months from my constitu- and get your mind around the trillions
explain where we are at, what the ideal ents, that inflation is hurting us, and it of dollars that are amassing.
State looks like, what it should look isn’t going away. We have added $7 trillion in addi-
like, what we need to strive for, and Due to inflation, the average house- tional debt since COVID alone. And
what are some near-term recommenda- hold pays an additional $460 per month what happens, I believe, is when you do
tions for us to be able to accomplish. for the same goods and services that that and there is no consequence, there
You heard from Representative they purchased just a year ago at this is no trade-off, we are not hitting them
CLOUD. I have a provision that he put time. in the pocketbook saying, we need
forth. I have numerous workforce Last month, we experienced the high- more of your hard-earned dollars to
ideas. We have 11 million jobs. That is est inflation in 40 years, yet again pay for this stuff, and we are not cut-
a participation rate that would create breaking the Biden administration’s ting the favorite programs of our fel-
an enormous amount of revenue if we inflation records. low Americans, so there is no pain.
could get all of those jobs filled. Republicans sounded the alarm last Mr. MOORE of Utah. Moral hazard.
We have the opportunity ahead of us. year when Democrats in Congress Mr. ARRINGTON. Moral hazard. We
There is a strong bipartisan collabora- rammed through trillions in partisan are sleepwalking off the cliff. The prob-
tion going on led with your motiva- spending priorities. According to the lem with this crisis is, as I said, when
tion, and I believe in it, and I am will- Congressional Budget Office’s ‘‘May Humpty Dumpty falls and shatters it is
ing to work tirelessly because it is our 2022 Budget and Economic Outlook,’’ going to be difficult to put him and the
Nation’s biggest problem. over the next 10 years our total deficits exceptional nature and the superpower
Among all my comments today, what will equal $15 trillion with a deficit of leadership of this great country back
I want to make sure that I highlight is $2.3 trillion in 2030 alone. together. There is just not a lot of time
that we have to look at the data at This isn’t free money. Sooner or and heads up and warning before you
what works. We have to look in 2017— later, reckless spending like this will go over the precipice.
didn’t solve every problem; we still force tax increases on hardworking It is incumbent on us, as young fa-
have a spending issue that Republicans Americans. Inflation is already a tax thers and young family men, to be able
weren’t able to address with the Tax on hardworking, lower-income Ameri- to take this on head-on with the cour-
Cuts and Jobs Act, but it got our taxes cans that we say we are trying to help, age that our Founders had who gave
on a globally competitive scale. That and it does not help. That is an extra birth to this great country.
allowed for us to keep companies and $460 a month on average. Madam Speaker, I hear you rattling
workers here in America, growing the To reverse our poor economic out- the gavel, so God bless America, and I
economy, growing that revenue that is look, I organized a debt and deficit yield back the balance of my time.
needed so badly. task force, and I already spoke about f
What we did in 2017 was actually em- that a little bit, but it is with a group
powering Americans. What we have of really concerned citizens. These are ISSUES OF THE DAY
done in 2021—I greatly fear is what experts in their field, across industry, a The SPEAKER pro tempore. Under
President Biden and the administra- group of people that want to do this be- the Speaker’s announced policy of Jan-
tion has focused on—is empowering cause they have fear, they have seen uary 4, 2021, the Chair recognizes the
government. In 2017 we empowered this in their lifetime with stagflation gentleman from Wisconsin (Mr.
Americans. We empowered ingenuity. before, and they want to be a part of GROTHMAN) until 10 p.m.
We empowered that to drive us for- this and advise me in my role and how Mr. GROTHMAN. Madam Speaker,
ward. And in the last year we have I can share that with all of my col- we heard a little bit about inflation,
been empowering government. The leagues in Congress to be able to do and we are going to talk about the
massive amount of government spend- four simple things: Grow the economy; economy a little bit more.
ing has directly led to the inflation save and strengthen vital programs; As has been widely reported, infla-
that we are seeing today. focus America’s spending; and fix Con- tion is at a 40-year high, the worst it
Few things impact the lives of our gress’ budgeting process. That fourth has been since 1981. Over 8 percent.
constituents as directly as the state of piece is something that we have to However, I feel that we are doing a dis-
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our economy. Utahns I know are des- come together on immediately, and I service to the current situation to pre-
perately hurting. Grocery prices are know there is bipartisan support to be tend that inflation is only 8.3 percent.
out of whack. Gas prices—I will talk able to do that. In the official figures they talk about
about that—they continue to sky- This task force will continue to de- housing going up 51⁄2 percent. Does any-
rocket, reaching $5. I filled up for $5, velop a clear vision for how we can best body think the cost of housing has only
the national average, in Utah, and it is bring Utah’s fiscally sound policies to gone up 51⁄2 percent in the last year? I
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know somebody who builds houses; the When I talk to people back home, seem to want to heighten the tensions
cost of a new house that he sells has particularly on housing, particularly in the war and get more American
gone up over 25 percent in the last on used cars, to a certain extent on troops over there. There are the re-
year. food, I think those numbers are artifi- sponsible people—of which I will clas-
We look at interest which has to be cially low. I think it is higher than sify myself as one—in which they want
eaten by landlords or a person buying a that. to work toward some sort of peace
house that has gone up from 21⁄2 per- People say: What can we do to get treaty here before things get even more
cent on a house to 41⁄2 percent in a things back to where they should be? out of control.
year. That doesn’t sound like any 51⁄2 We just have to work our way back We are dealing with a country, Rus-
percent to me. from that level of irresponsibility. sia, that has the ability to create eco-
You look at, anecdotally, how much Right now we are working on the budg- nomic havoc all over Western Europe,
rent has gone up. You look at assess- et for calendar year 2023. In that budg- and, quite frankly, economic and
ments, how much they have gone up on et we have a 13.5 percent increase in human dislocations in the United
property taxes. In Wisconsin, I am told nondefense discretionary spending. The States.
it is not unusual to find 10 to 20 percent days of 13.5 percent increases have got We should be briefed to see where the
increases in assessments. to be over. That number has to be re- administration is on this topic. These
When politicians talk about this 8.3 duced to zero, and I mean zero for de- are confidential briefings. In the past, I
figure, I think it is really a lot higher fense as well. have sometimes gotten answers I like,
than that. There is no way the cost of We all know there are things in the and sometimes I have gotten answers I
housing and rentals in this country has defense budget that—at least rumors don’t like. It would be good if the ad-
only gone up 51⁄2 percent in the last are—that are done more to benefit the ministration would hear from Congress
year. people who are making the equipment and see what they want.
I also had the pleasure in the last few than are actually going to be helpful in Do they want this war heightened—
days to talk to people in the auto- an all-out war. tensions heightened? Do they want the
mobile industry. The official numbers My suggestion is for both sides to United States to provide troops as
say used cars have gone up 16.1 percent agree that inflation is out of control. backup here? Do they want the admin-
in the last year. Where are you going To recognize the only way to get it istration to be working toward an end
to find that? People I know in the under control is to stop having the Fed to the war?
print money and to show the rest of the As I said before, we are dealing with
automotive retail industry talk about
world that we can contain things by two countries who have problems.
used cars going up 30 or 40 percent in
committing ourselves to a zero percent Their birth rates are low. Ukraine has
the last year. the second lowest birth rate of the 100
increase in discretionary spending for
First of all, we ought to be honest largest countries in the world. Russia’s
2023.
with the American people. When we Part of the problem here, too, by the birth rate is not that high either. Both
talk about inflation at 8.3 percent, it is way, is the press corps. I don’t know if countries have people leaving their
a lot higher than that. the press corps ever listens to us here. countries, sometimes to the United
Now, in order to correct it, we have If the press corps wants to make a States and sometimes other places.
to look at the cause. What is the name for itself—as people with jour- In any event, I would like to make a
cause? nalism degrees used to—they can do request to the majority party that we,
We can start with the American Res- some poking around on that 8.3 percent one more time, be briefed collectively
cue Plan, one of the first things Presi- and do their own research by talking to to see what is going on. I think, by the
dent Biden did. Larry Summers, an car dealers, by talking to people who way, that is something that our incuri-
economist for President Obama called build housing, and by talking to land- ous press corps ought to be looking at
it the ‘‘least responsible’’ macro- lords. They can find out, is that 5.5 per- as well.
economic policy in the last 40 years. So cent housing cost up in the last year, is Madam Speaker, the next thing I
they had advanced warning. The expert that accurate, or is the government would like to address—not one of my
who worked under Barack Obama told trying to pull somebody’s leg? I know top 20 topics—but for the mainstream
them this was going to be irrespon- the answer, and it is time the press media, they feel what happened Janu-
sible, but what did they do? They corps stops allowing people to get away ary 6, 2021, is very important. It is im-
charged ahead anyway, spending an- with it. portant. We are having a committee on
other $1.9 trillion the taxpayers didn’t Madam Speaker, the second issue it.
have. that I think has been underreported is I don’t think I would rather spend my
b 2140 what is going on in Ukraine. We last time on the committee. I would rather
had a briefing, for Congress collec- spend my time fighting inflation, try-
And not long after that we got the tively on Ukraine, on March 30, 2022. I ing to find solutions to the Ukraine
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs want to know, and I would like to re- problem, trying to find solutions to the
Act. Nice sounding, wasn’t it? Amer- quest right now of the majority party border, trying to do something about
ican Rescue and Infrastructure Invest- another briefing, by that I mean rep- the huge number of people who are
ment and Jobs Act. I always think it is resentatives from the Department of dying of drug overdoses in this coun-
kind of interesting the way they come Defense and representatives from the try.
up with names of irresponsible bills State Department, to see how exactly Nevertheless, it is in the news that a
under here. That was another $1.2 tril- we are going to get out of this. committee is looking into what hap-
lion. I voted for more money for the plan pened on January 6. I feel it is impor-
Between these two bills—at a time because I felt that it is important for tant to put all the cards on the table,
where it was so important that Con- America to appear united, and in that and it is important that America know
gress stop spending money—we hit the vote, we knew it was going to pass. We exactly all we have available to deter-
gas for another $3 trillion. If it weren’t know the majority party wanted a mine what happened on January 6.
for our friends, the Senators from Ari- commitment to make sure that A considerable time ago, me and two
zona and West Virginia, they would Ukraine was not short of munitions. congressmen—8 months ago—myself,
have doubled that with a Build Back However, I think it is important for Congressman NORMAN from South
Better bill for another $4 trillion. I beg the majority party to bring representa- Carolina, and Congressman GOHMERT
you all, please stop spending. tives of the key departments before from Texas wrote a letter to Merrick
In any event, the American Rescue Congress as a whole. The reason I Garland and asked the Department of
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Plan and the Infrastructure Invest- would like to talk to them is I don’t Justice to release any footage of tapes
ment and Jobs Act, I think, are more think enough has been talked about as far as what went on here that day.
than anything responsible for the out- this. Are they working toward ending Unless it is going to be released, we
of-control inflation. I believe they are this war or not? really don’t know all we should know.
artificially holding down the numbers We all know there are people in this I am sure there are both Democrats
to only 8.3 percent. building who, for whatever reason, and Republicans who would like to
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know all we have as far as what actu- would express an interest. I, many asking questions to Anthony Fauci and
ally happened that day. What tapes times before, have stood at this micro- the other bureaucrats as to why it was
were available because they are taking phone and talked about the benefits of not more publicized and why didn’t
picture of us all the time from this vitamin D, and experts beginning two they specifically highlight the in-
building. Septembers ago, well before the vac- creased number of deaths among people
To my dismay, 8 months later, the cine was even released, were putting of color.
Department of Justice has still not an- papers out there saying how much vita- I personally believe if it was the
swered our plea for these tapes. Even- min D could prevent deaths. Now peo- other way around, they might have
tually it gets beyond the idea of just ple who don’t like to push vitamin D been a little bit more forthright in ex-
we want everything to be available, will say that the studies out there only plaining what is going on and the de-
people begin to think that the Depart- show correlation, not causation. But gree to which a lack of vitamin D cor-
ment of Justice is hiding something. the same thing could be said about related with additional deaths from
Madam Speaker, I will make the re- other things that clearly are connected COVID.
quest verbally and eventually follow up with COVID deaths. One other thing for the sub-
with some sort of written document Recently, Dr. Amiel Dror of Israel committee to look at, if they get done
asking the Department of Justice to found that people with vitamin D lev- talking about vitamin D, now that
release all the video footage of what els under 20 nanograms per milliliter COVID is a lot less likely to lead to
happened in and around this building were 11 times more likely to die than death, recently a new drug called
on January 6. I think until it is re- people who weren’t. Paxlovid was introduced. You can get a
leased there are going to be members of Isn’t that something interesting? 5-day dosage of that drug, which is rec-
the public who believe that something Can you imagine, Madam Speaker, ommended, for $530. It is not cheap.
is being hidden that day. Right now it how many less people would have died Pfizer right now, I am told, expects to
is part of this country’s history, but I if the public health establishment and earn $27 billion dollars in sales from
see no reason to continue this game of the medical establishment had pushed Paxlovid—$27 billion. That is a lot of
not allowing the American public to vitamin D initially? money. They made a lot of money on
know what the Justice Department This study is interesting and con- other things as well on the COVID.
must already know about what hap- sistent with prior studies. When you are talking about making $27
pened that day. Where is the medical establishment? billion on a drug, just a few little pills,
By the way, I also feel if Congress- Where is the public health establish- a 5-day dosage, $530, I would think the
woman CHENEY wants to be a little bit ment in either pushing vitamin D or subcommittee would want to look into
of an asset on that committee because apologizing for not pushing it in the that and see if there is an excessive
she has a bigger mouthpiece than my- past? amount of money being charged for
self, she could demand and create a lit- By the way, when calculating vita- that drug. I would think the slum-
tle bit of a raucous on that committee min D deficiency—which they are cal- bering press ought to be looking into it
and demand to see all these tapes, so culating at 20 nanograms per milliliter, as well.
we know who really was behind things not very much—84 percent—I don’t like Twenty-seven billion dollars in sales?
and what to make of various theories talking about race; I don’t think Amer- That is what it says.
that are out there. ica is this horrible racist country that So if anybody out there wants to find
b 2150 some people on the other side of the something to talk about rather than
That is another issue that the press aisle claim—but when calculating vita- some of the trivial issues that domi-
corps back in the good old days, where min D deficiency, about 84 percent of nate our newspapers, they can look
they liked to report on what is going Blacks in the country are vitamin D into the rich and powerful one more
on in this country, would routinely be deficient compared to 35 percent of time and see whether the payment for
against secrecy in government and Whites. Blacks are 70 percent more Paxlovid are a little bit excessive.
would demand that those tapes be re- likely to die of COVID. Every expert I The final topic tonight is a topic that
leased. I do not know where the press have talked to believes the reason of is no secret but right now people are
corps is. They have the potential to im- heightened deaths in the Black com- planning for the next session and see-
prove this country, but they don’t like munity is the result of a lack of vita- ing what problems in America we
to get out there and apparently inform min D. should address.
the people. And they are not ade- By the way, it is even higher among I personally have been outspoken. I
quately skeptical of people in power. Native Americans. think one problem that needs imme-
Now I will address another issue that I do not know why the public health diate attention is what is going on at
I think the press corps ought to be establishment and the politicians have the border. We also have to do some-
picking up and the American public not gone out of their way to share thing to make sure that we don’t wind
ought to know more about. I have ad- these numbers with people of color. All up in a more serious war with Ukraine
dressed COVID many times. Over 1 mil- Americans should have been alerted to or a war with China. These are vitally
lion people have died. When COVID the benefit of vitamin D. All people important.
broke, several briefings were held for over age 60 should have been given a vi- But in the long run, the future of
all Congressmen and others for the tamin D test to see if they were under America comes down to its moral fiber.
Oversight and Reform Committee on that 20 nanograms threshold. I think This country has since the mid 1960s
which I serve. I would bet in the first 3 anyone of color regardless of age strongly subsidized or strongly dis-
months of the COVID crisis I must should be given the test. But for what- criminated against the American nu-
have attended five or six hearings in ever reason, no money was put into clear family.
which I had a chance to talk to the rel- this, not a lot was publicized. We know that Karl Marx—and there
ative experts, Anthony Fauci and oth- One million Americans died. Black are a surprising number of academics
ers, about COVID. Americans were 70 percent more likely in America who are drawn to social-
Then we switched to an isolated, to die than White Americans, and noth- ism—Karl Marx felt in order for social-
small subcommittee where only a ing was done. I think that is a scandal. ism to exist, you had to get rid of the
small fraction of the people in this I think we ought to have more hearings family. We all know that in the last
Congress got a chance to ask questions. before Congress collectively so we can election Black Lives Matter was a pow-
And at that time, with the rest of us have a chance to ask the public health erful group and that Blacks Lives Mat-
left out, I think there are a lot of top- establishment why they were dropping ter, the founders anyway, were opposed
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ics that the press should be looking the ball here. to the traditional American nuclear
into that we would have a chance to I think the American press corps— family—or as they describe it, the
ask questions about but are not being which was asleep at the switch here— Western prescribed nuclear family,
asked. should have been publicizing these which is a lie by the way. We have nu-
As I said, when over 1 million Ameri- numbers a lot more. And the American clear families in countries that are not
cans have died, I would think the press press corps should have been out there Western countries. There are nuclear
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families all over Latin America, sub- Bank of the United States, transmitting the Matters within the Department of Agri-
Sahara Africa, and Asia. But, in any Bank’s FY 2023 Annual Performance Plan culture; and for other purposes (Rept. 117–
event, it is apparent that powerful and FY 2023 Annual Performance Report to 366). Referred to the House Calendar.
Congress, pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 635g(a); July DISCHARGE OF COMMITTEE
groups in this country want to destroy
31, 1945, ch. 341, Sec. 8(a) (as amended by Pub- Pursuant to clause 2 of rule XIII, the
the nuclear family. And probably no lic Law 93-646, Sec. 10); (88 Stat. 2336) and 31
policy did more to aid in the destruc- U.S.C. 1115(b); Public Law 111-352, Sec. 3; (124
Committees on Small Business and Fi-
tion of the American family than Lyn- Stat. 3867); to the Committee on Oversight nancial Services discharged from fur-
don Johnson’s war on the family. I and Reform. ther consideration. H.R. 2020 referred
think he called it the War on Poverty, EC–4333. A letter from the Board Chairman to the Committee of the Whole House
but it was really the war on the family and Chief Executive Officer, Farm Credit Ad- on the state of the Union.
is what it amounted to. ministration, transmitting the Administra- Pursuant to clause 2 of rule XIII, the
I hope after almost 60 years or ap- tion’s semiannual report prepared by the In- Committee on the Judiciary discharged
spector General for the period of October 1, from further consideration. H.R. 7666
proaching 60 years after the war on the 2021 through March 31, 2022; to the Com-
family and the huge expansion of the referred to the Committee of the Whole
mittee on Oversight and Reform.
welfare state that this Congress would House on the state of the Union.
f
begin to address the discrimination f
against the traditional family. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
Madam Speaker, if you look at the PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
welfare programs—whichever program Under clause 2 of rule XII, public
Under clause 2 of rule XIII, reports of bills and resolutions of the following
that you look at, be it health insur- committees were delivered to the Clerk
ance, be it SNAP, but be it WIC, be it titles were introduced and severally re-
for printing and reference to the proper ferred, as follows:
the earned income tax credit—which calendar, as follows:
was a very anti-marriage program By Ms. OMAR (for herself, Mr. PHIL-
Mr. DEFAZIO: Committee on Transpor- LIPS, Ms. MCCOLLUM, Mr. EMMER, Ms.
which was actually initiated by a Re- tation and Infrastructure. H.R. 7211. A bill to
publican—all low-income housing, CRAIG, Mrs. FISCHBACH, and Mr.
amend the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief STAUBER):
daycare, TANF, Pell grants, and other and Emergency Assistance Act, review a H.R. 8025. A bill to designate the facility of
provisions—program after program final rule of the Federal Emergency Manage- the United States Postal Service located at
after program—are designed to take ment Agency, and for other purposes (Rept. 100 South 1st Street in Minneapolis, Min-
tax dollars from the traditional family 117–360). Referred to the Committee of the nesota, as the ‘‘Martin Olav Sabo Post Of-
and give it more to other families. It is Whole House on the state of the Union. fice’’; to the Committee on Oversight and
Mr. NADLER: Committee on the Judici- Reform.
no problem to help everybody, but I
ary. H.R. 7072. A bill to amend title 18, By Ms. OMAR (for herself, Mr. PHIL-
think when you clearly set up pro- United States Code, to modify delayed notice LIPS, Ms. MCCOLLUM, Mr. EMMER, Ms.
grams designed not to go to the nu- requirements, and for other purposes, with CRAIG, Mrs. FISCHBACH, and Mr.
clear family, you are discriminating an amendment (Rept. 117–361). Referred to STAUBER):
against them. the Committee of the Whole House on the H.R. 8026. A bill to designate the facility of
Madam Speaker, I yield back the bal- state of the Union. the United States Postal Service located at
ance of my time. Mr. DEFAZIO: Committee on Transpor- 825 West 65th Street in Minneapolis, Min-
f tation and Infrastructure. H.R. 6270. A bill to nesota, as the ‘‘Charles W. Lindberg Post Of-
direct the Secretary of Transportation to es- fice’’; to the Committee on Oversight and
ADJOURNMENT tablish a pilot program to provide grants re- Reform.
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- lated to advanced air mobility infrastruc- By Mr. BACON (for himself, Mr. C.
ture, and for other purposes, with an amend- SCOTT FRANKLIN of Florida, Mr.
ant to section 11(b) of House Resolu-
ment (Rept. 117–362). Referred to the Com- LAMB, and Mr. CARBAJAL):
tion 188, the House stands adjourned mittee of the Whole House on the state of H.R. 8027. A bill to establish within the Ex-
until 10 a.m. tomorrow for morning- the Union. ecutive Office of the President a Technology
hour debate and noon for legislative Mr. DEFAZIO: Committee on Transpor- Competitiveness Council; to the Committee
business. tation and Infrastructure. H.R. 2020. A bill to on Science, Space, and Technology.
Thereupon (at 10 p.m.), under its pre- provide for an online repository for certain By Mr. BAIRD:
vious order, the House adjourned until reporting requirements for recipients of Fed- H.R. 8028. A bill to direct the Secretary of
tomorrow, Tuesday, June 14, 2022, at 10 eral disaster assistance, and for other pur- Homeland Security to transfer, without re-
a.m. for morning-hour debate. poses (Rept. 117–363, Pt. 1). Referred to the imbursement, materials to construct road-
Committee of the Whole House on the state ways and physical barriers along the South-
f of the Union. ern border of the United States to the gov-
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS, Mr. PALLONE: Committee on Energy and ernments of the States in which such mate-
ETC. Commerce. H.R. 7666. A bill to amend the rials are located, and for other purposes; to
Public Health Service Act to reauthorize the Committee on Homeland Security.
Under clause 2 of rule XIV, executive certain programs relating to mental health By Mr. BANKS:
communications were taken from the and substance use disorders, and for other H.R. 8029. A bill to require the placement
Speaker’s table and referred as follows: purposes, with an amendment (Rept. 117–364, of Taiwan in Country Group A:5 for purposes
EC–4329. A letter from the Senior Bureau Pt. 1). Referred to the Committee of the of the strategic trade authorization license
Official, Bureau of Legislative Affairs, De- Whole House on the state of the Union. exception under the Export Administration
partment of State, transmitting a deter- Mr. PALLONE: Committee on Energy and Regulations; to the Committee on Foreign
mination under section 506(a)(1) of the For- Commerce. H.R. 5585. A bill to establish the Affairs.
eign Assistance Act of 1961 (FAA) to Provide Advanced Research Projects Agency-Health, By Mrs. BOEBERT (for herself, Mr.
Military Assistance to Ukraine; to the Com- and for other purposes; with an amendment GOSAR, Mr. NEHLS, Mrs. MILLER of Il-
mittee on Foreign Affairs. (Rept. 117–365). Referred to the Committee of linois, Mr. BISHOP of North Carolina,
EC–4330. A letter from the Senior Bureau the Whole House on the state of the Union. Mr. POSEY, Mr. NORMAN, Mr. CLYDE,
Official, Bureau of Legislative Affairs, De- Mr. DESAULNIER: Committee on Rules. Mr. HIGGINS of Louisiana, and Mr.
partment of State, transmitting a Memo- House Resolution 1170. Resolution providing MOORE of Alabama):
randum of Justification for the Drawdown for consideration of the bill (H.R. 2543) to H.R. 8030. A bill to require the Assistant
Under Section 506(a)(1) of the Foreign Assist- amend the Federal Reserve Act to add addi- Secretary for the Countering Weapons of
ance Act of 1961 to Provide Immediate As- tional demographic reporting requirements, Mass Destruction Office of the Department
sistance to Ukraine; to the Committee on to modify the goals of the Federal Reserve of Homeland Security to treat illicit
Foreign Affairs. System, and for other purposes; providing for fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction,
EC–4331. A letter from the Assistant Sec- consideration of the bill (H.R. 2773) to amend and for other purposes; to the Committee on
retary for Legislation, Department of Health the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Homeland Security.
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and Human Services, transmitting the De- Act to make supplemental funds available By Mr. FALLON (for himself, Mr.
partment’s Office of Inspector General Semi- for management of fish and wildlife species JACKSON, Mr. SESSIONS, Mr. ELLZEY,
annual Report to Congress for the period of greatest conservation need as determined Mr. WEBER of Texas, Mr. DONALDS,
ending March 31, 2022; to the Committee on by State fish and wildlife agencies, and for Mrs. CAMMACK, Mr. GARBARINO, Mr.
Oversight and Reform. other purposes; providing for consideration BABIN, and Mr. NEHLS):
EC–4332. A letter from the President and of the bill (H.R. 7606) to establish the Office H.R. 8031. A bill to amend the Federal Elec-
Chair, Board of Directors, Export-Import of the Special Investigator for Competition tion Campaign Act of 1971 to prohibit certain
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