mr. kendall's engagement on understanding the government for irad for example. i'm a proponent to push down to the acquisition leadership at peo and pm level and hold them accountable for their engagement with their eoms, their industry partners for whatever their portfolio to have irad strategy. that initiative in and of itself would go a long way. you could turn around and bring that to senior leadership. that way, we're really good at giving industry direction. it is not always clear and consistent, right? it changes when the next peo comes in. how can you put a five and 10-year business plan together when you say, invest in flubber, okay. next time, no, flux capacitors and you already brick-and-mortar that, right? in the s & t world we have a little more manuever room, if you take that s & t strategy, ladies and gentlemen, and look at the nine s & t focus areas that devolve down into hundreds of research projects, you work on those, you are pulling on the same rope as the department of the navy s & t. you will, you will be a partner with the department of na

mr. blackwell. >> i have a point of information, he did not announce the corrected totals on the boat of the previous question. a lot of us were interested in that. >>, to make certain i get it from those who tabulate it. can we have a final tabulation? yeahs, 39 nays. >> i will request a division on the boat on this amendment. thank you. is there anyone else would like to be recognized in opposition? the gentleman from south carolina. for registration of my party and closed primaries. this issue is in our platform. louisianaittle from openhe is under the primary system his whole life and we should reflect about why that is the case. particularly in the south. you all should google this, many court cases from the 1930's and 40's of the democratic party using closed on mary's -- conventions to discriminate against african american brothers and sisters. this is why the case in the south, it is important to remember the history. this is a very sensitive issue as delegate barbara alluded to e

mr. borick. >> thank you, kendall. i have to say a tremendous honor to be here at the anderson house tonight. the charleston museum is america's first museum. founded in north america in 1773. we have a close association with the cincinnati society. we also own the hayward washington house which was the town home of thomas hayward, one of the south carolina signers of the declaration of independence. the museum acquired the house in 1929 thanks to a gift from the cincinnati society. and the terms of the agreement were the cincinnati society would put 10% of the cost of the house up in exchange for a room in the house in perpetuity. so we are aligned with the cincinnati society for sometime in the future. but again, thank you to kendall for arranging everything and to director jack bass for inviting me here tonight. what i want to talk about prisoners of war in the southern campaigns. and a little note on the title of my book "relieve us of this burden." that is a quote fromness bet balfour, the british command dant at

mr. borick. [ applause ] . >>> thank you, kendall. i have to say it is a tremendous opportunity to be here tonight. and, the house of 1929 thanks to to the national society. 10% of the cost of the house, in exchange for a room in the house for gratuity. we are aligned with the cincinnati society for some time in the future. again, thank you kendall for arranging everything and director bass for inviting me here tonight. what i want to talk about is the southern campaign and a little note on the title of my book. that is a quote from nick balfour during the british occupation. and fabalfour wrote to hillary clinton in new york. of the prisoners of war they had to hold because they were taking up a lot of resources and he really wanted to not be responsible for them anymore. but, that same quote could also easily be used for the american prisoner themselves. they certainly endure a great deal of suffering with the prisoners. a little background. prisoners of war throughout history have been -- really have a tough road. back in the ancie

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hearing none, we will vote on mr. ash's motion to delay consideration until after we have completed rule 12. all those in favor say aye. any opposed say nay. the ayes have it. next. >> madam chairman. >> yes, ma'am. >> kendall from colorado. under rule 41 c what is going to be the procedure to demonstrate that 20% of the committee members demand a recorded vote. what is that going to look like? >> if there is a call for recorded vote, i will ask all those in favor of recorded vote to stand at which point we will count the standing members. >> thank you, madam chairman. >> thank you. >> next, we move to amendment number 4.3. this impacts rule number 4b and the chair recognizes the gentleman from maine. >> point of inquiry -- >> pardon me sir. yes, of course. >> benefit gentleman man proto from connecticut. rule 4 is the fist rule where there is a change proposed by the rnc standing rules committee. how are we dealing with those changes? >> that is something that we discussed yesterday. i'm not trying to say that you ca