All right, thank you very much, Anderson.

I appreciate it.

We have Manu Raju.

There is a 30-minute recess.

It's not over.

They're taking a break.

This was long.

It was heated.

There are a number of amendments that have basically been a chance to recycle the same

debate.

You have Republicans saying that this is a miscarriage of duty.

And you have the Democrats saying, no, this is what the Constitution requires.

And we're seeing iteration after iteration of that Manu.

This 30-minute break is done to accomplish what exactly?

Is it just a breather?

It's just a breather because this process is, as you can see, unpredictable.

Members, this can go as long as members want, essentially, because this is not like a

typical congressional hearing where there's usually an endpoint.

Here are members.

If they want to offer an amendment, they are allowed to offer an amendment.

Then each member of this committee, they're 40 who are attending these proceedings, they

each get five minutes each to speak.

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