Well, are you prepared to close?

I'm prepared to close.

Okay.

The General Lady has no further speakers.

The gentle lady from Washington has the right to close.

Yes.

All right.

I'd like to close. The gentleman from Kentucky is recognized. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I know the other side is sincere and we've not questioned that here today and I won't question their sincerity. In fact I think they've

identified at least three problems that we have in America. Moral decay of

our society, invasion of Americans privacy, and our competitiveness with China. But in this case

their cure is worse than the diseases. You know there are ways to to get at these root problems.

We just haven't taken upon ourselves to address those root problems with actual legislative

solutions that have been put forth here in Congress.

For instance, Mr. Warren Davidson's, the Fourth Amendment

is not for sale act.

We'd put a strong stake in the ground to protect Americans privacy, whether it's from our own

government or some foreign governments. That is the kind of thing we need. We need

warrants in the FISA program.

You shouldn't be able to, our government shouldn't be able to spy on Americans without a warrant.

Yet they are.

Let's bring that to the floor and vote on it.

These are the kind of cures we need, not the bill that's offered here today. These are the kind of cures we need, not the bill that's offered here today.

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