chairman neal quoted daniel webster and spoke of our responsibilities to the people. in that spirit, madam speaker, i proceed by saying under this dome for centuries members of congress have stood exactly where we stand to pass legislation of extraordinary consequence in our nation's history and for our nation's future. in the original house chamber, now statuary hall, where lincoln served, is cleo, the muse of history. cleo reminds men and women in these haloed -- hallowed halls we part of history, we are put a part of the long and honorable heritage of our democracy. with the passage of the build back better act, we, this democratic congress, are taking our place in the long and honorable heritage of our democracy which with legislation that will be the pillar of health and financial security in america. it will be historic in forging landmark progress for our nation. we talk about history as we look and prepare for the future. much has been said since the distinguished democratic leadership spoke last evening. said on this floor. but the facts are these. following

. >> i never thought quoting daniel webster would have received such a reaction in the publican leader last night here that seemed to be the theme he repeatedly came back to. if i could just emphasize quickly paid family leave, middle-class tax cuts for the child credit. aca premium credits with lower health care costs, negotiated drug prices. with that, signing the president's signature on the infrastructure bill, -- >> cbo says at least $160 billion of debt. >> let's not say whether above can say is the fact. understand what is happening. >> we believe according to the irs commissioner, eight were publican supported by the former president who said that there could be up to a trillion dollars that is hanging out there. he said that, we set it. the former commissioners have subscribed to these as well an investment in software for better modeling at the irs and investment in allowing auditors to upgrade their own skills. your chances of we should be proud of that. people get paid week to week with wages pay their share. the problem is in the upper echelons of the american economy. rep

so daniel, do you know who daniel webster is. have you heard of him before. so this guy was super important, a senator, is sort of anthony is that he signs off eventually on a law and in doing that he becomes a great traitor of new england and that of course leads to the cabin 1851, so that is sort of where he began in a died in 1852, shortly after that 1920s very much on the rise and very important senator pretty and a speaker in house representative and lawyer super important on various supreme court cases. he has known as sort of the great speech maker of the north. so if you have a big commemoration ceremony you will ask the best speaker to speak and of course he does his job. and what he does is basically he rewrites the history of america through the veil. what he does as he imagines the spread of their virtues and what they gave us etc. and transmitted from air to air to air all of the way from the atlantic to the pacific and he does both of those things in his speech. so he closes it by imagining the voice of acclamation of the gratitude commencing on

. >> i never thought that quoting daniel webster would have received such a reaction from the republican leader last night, that seemed to be the thing they repeatedly came back to. if i can emphasize this quickly, paid family leave, middle-class tax cuts, child credit, the aca premium credits, negotiated drug prices, and with that, with the president's signature on the infrastructure bill, this is quite a week for the american family. >> how do you respond to republicans today that say that democrats lied it to the american public a win they said that this plan costs zero dollars, when it adds at least billions of dollars to the debt? rep. pelosi: let's not present with the republicans say as a factor that you are predicated in question on. understand what is happening around here. >> they hung their hats on the issue of the irs. we believe, according to the irs commissioner, a republican appointed by the former president, who said, by the way, that there could be up to $1 trillion that's hanging out there. we subscribe to the $400 billion mark, which not only that commissioner, but the

chairman neil quoted daniel webster and spoke of our responsibilities to the people. in that spirit, madame speaker, i proceed by saying under this dome, for centuries, members of congress have stood exactly where we stand, to pass legislation of extraordinary consequence in our nations history and for our nations future. in the original house chamber, now statutory hall, where lincoln served, is cleo, the muse of history. she reminds men and women in this hallowed halls that we are part of history, that our words and actions will face the judgment of history and we are but a part of the long and honorable heritage of our democracy. with the passage of the build back better act, we, this democratic congress, are taking our place in the long and honorable heritage of our democracy, which is with legislation that will be the pillar of health and financial security in america. it will be historic and forging landmark progress for our nation. we talk about history as we look and prepare for the future. much has been said since the distinguished democratic leadership spoke

so does anybody remember who daniel webster is. okay, so this guy is important, major order center, his empathy is that he signs off 1850, on the law and during that he becomes a great traitor of new england and that of course leads to 1851 and so, that is sort of where he and his and he dies 1952, shortly after that in in 1820, these are met on the horizon in a very important senator, speaker, house representative, lawyer a super important on various supreme court cases throughout this. and it is known as sort of the great speech maker of the north so if you have the big commemoration ceremony will ask the best speaker to speak and of course he does his job. and what he does is basically he rewrites the history of america through desk and what he does as he imagines the spread of the virtues and with the gave us etc. transmitted from them all of the way from the atlantic to the pacific and he does both of those things in the speech he manages his voice of gratitude commencing on the rock of plymouth transmitted through the million

and chairman neil quoted daniel webster, and spoke of our responsibilities to the people. in that spirit, madam speaker, i proceed by saying under this dome, for centuries, members of congress have stood exactly where we stand to pass legislation of extraordinary consequence in our nation's history, and for our nation's future. in the original house chamber, now statuary hall where lincoln served is cleo, the muse of history. cleo reminds men and women in these hallowed halls that we are part of history, that our words and actions will face the judgment of history, and that we are put part of the long and honorable heritage of our democracy. with the passage of the build back better act, we, this democratic congress, are taking our place in a long and honorable heritage of our democracy, which with legislation that will be the pillar of health and financial security in america. it will be historic in forging landmark progress for our nation. we talk about history as we look and prepare for the future. much has been said since the distinguished democratic leadership spoke l

. >> i never thought quoting daniel webster would have received such a reaction from the republican leader last night. that seemed to be the theme he came back to. but if i can emphasize, paid family leave, middle class tax cuts, the child credit, aca premium credits, lower health care costs, negotiated drug prices and expand a c a. with that signing, the president's signature on the infrastructure bill, this is quite a week for the american family. >> madam speaker -- >> how do you respond to republicans today that say democrats lied to the american public when they said this plan costs zero dollars when the cbo says it at least adds $160 billion to the debt? >> let's just not present what the republicans say as fact that you're predicating a question on. i mean, understand what's happening around here, okay? >> so they hung their haltds on the issue of the irs. we believe, according to the irs commissioner, a republican appointed by the former president, who said, by the way, there could be up to a trillion dollars that's hanging out there. he said that. we didn't say it. we subscribed t

>> i never thought quoting daniel webster would have received such a reaction from the republican leadership last night. that seemed to be the theme that he repeatedly came back to. but if i could just emphasize, just quickly, paid family leave, middle class tax cuts, the child credit, aca premium credits. we lower health care costs, negotiated drug prices, and we expand aca. and with that, signing the president -- the president's signature on the infrastructure bill, this is quite a week for the american family. >> mada speaker? >> how do you respond to republicans today that say that democrats lied to the american public when they said, this plan costs zero dollars, when the cbo says it at least adds $160 billion to the debt. >> do you want to -- >> let's just not present what the republicans say as any fact that you're predicating a question on. i mean, understand what's happening around here, okay? whether -- you know these figures. >> so they hung their hats on the issue of the irs. we believe, according to the irs commissioner, a republican appointed by the former president, who said,

chairman neal quoted daniel webster and spoke of our responsibilities to the people. in that spirit, madam speaker, i proceed by saying under this dome for centuries members of congress have stood exactly where we stand to pass legislation of extraordinary consequence in our nation's history and for our nation's future. in the original house chamber, now statuary hall, where lincoln served, is cleo, the muse of history. cleo reminds men and women in these haloed -- hallowed halls we part of history, we are put a part of the long and honorable heritage of our democracy. with the passage of the build back better act, we, this democratic congress, are taking our place in the long and honorable heritage of our democracy which with legislation that will be the pillar of health and financial security in america. it will be historic in forging landmark progress for our nation. we talk about history as we look and prepare for the future. much has been said since the distinguished democratic leadership spoke last evening. said on this floor. but the facts are these. following

i think the webster dictionary not daniel webster. >> here is what i think. the nation and the culture and all of those things that unite us it's important to have a common language to communicate. i have been in foreign countries where i did not know the language. and i can remember and i was in great pain with my stomach and without an interpreter had to go to a pharmacy at the airport and use my hand to gesture and stuff like that to get medicine. i would hate to imagine what it's likee in a country if you did not speak english. it's important for americans if they are interested to know other languages. and it has to have a common set of values. and with those inaccuracies some of those have been corrected but but with that project more than 4500 schools. i find it very troubling as do i find teaching young people to hate america and hate each other because we are inviting young people and children who naturally think in terms of race. they are playing with their friendsg and they are playing with billy or sally. whatever the name is. my black friend or m

not daniel webster. >> will here is what i think. i think the nation and the culture and all those things that unite us, it's important to have a common language to communicate and i have been in foreign countries were i did not know the language and i was in a tokyo airport and with that interpreter go to a pharmacy in the airport to use gestures and i would hate to imagine what it would be like if he did not speak english to be interested but to hold the nation together you need a common language that has to have a common set of values those that have pointed out the inaccuracies but the whole idea what that project with 4500 schools i find it very troubling and young people to hate america and to hate each other because children don't naturally think in terms of race they are playing with their friends or whatever the name is and then thinking my black friend or white friend but the critical race there he agenda babies as young as six months can be racist and young people need to be taught to see race andce i would argue there is

webster said, here in this chamber, here in this chamber, let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its great powers, buildup its institutions, promote all of its great interests and see whether we in our day and generation may not perform something worthy to be remembered. tonight, mr. speaker, that's what we intend to do. and going to make transformational changes to lift people of america born of rl mr. we are going to change the lives of americans for generations to come and as he noted, we will do something tonight that truly will be worth remembering and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i yield one minute to the republican leader, the gentleman from california, leader mckargt think. mr. mccarthy: i want to thank mr. brady for his work. mr. speaker, we are minutes away from voting on a $5 trillion more than 2,000-paged bill. the house is not in order, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the gentleman is recognized a

webster said, here in this chamber, here in this chamber, let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its great powers, buildup its institutions, promote all of its great interests and see whether we in our day and generation may not perform something worthy to be remembered. tonight, mr. speaker, that's what we intend to do. and going to make transformational changes to lift people of america born of rl mr. we are going to change the lives of americans for generations to come and as he noted, we will do something tonight that truly will be worth remembering and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i yield one minute to the republican leader, the gentleman from california, leader mckargt think. mr. mccarthy: i want to thank mr. brady for his work. mr. speaker, we are minutes away from voting on a $5 trillion more than 2,000-paged bill. the house is not in order, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the gentleman is recognized a