House Proceeding 06-25-09 on Jun 25th, 2009 :: 2:43:35 to 2:45:15
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2:43:32 to 2:43:53( Edit History Discussion )

Robert B. Aderholt: it's a real partnership. this is the way we do things today. and the gentleman is a distinguished member of the committee and we are proud of his good work. . mr. adler: it has a rich history of doing that, it was one time the number-one sub producer in

2:43:35 to 2:45:15( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Robert B. Aderholt

2:43:54 to 2:44:16( Edit History Discussion )

Robert B. Aderholt: the world and also the birth place of the country music legends alabama. when new york city suffer the terrorism attack of 2001, the industry in fort payne donated and delivered hundreds of payers of socks to the rescue workers for -- payers of socks to rescue workers. the restoration and the use of

2:44:17 to 2:44:40( Edit History Discussion )

Robert B. Aderholt: the building will be a significant cultural and educational benefit to northeastern alabama. while i represent the gentleman who has offered the amendment, i would ask the members to vote no on this amendment and i would building. this is a picture of the and iron building and this pto was taken somewhere between 1980

2:44:41 to 2:45:02( Edit History Discussion )

Robert B. Aderholt: and 1899 and i think you -- 1890 and 1899 and you can see it's a part of american history. i'd also like to mention in response to the gentleman from california is that i'm a strong supporter of defense spending for this country but this particular project in no way hinders the defense spending for this country and he he can check

2:45:03 to 2:45:16( Edit History Discussion )

Robert B. Aderholt: my record strong supporter of national defense for this country but this is in a different bill completely. this is in a different set of areas of the appropriation bill