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During remarks on the House floor, Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) introduced legislation that would require Congress to remain in session until budget and funding bills are completed.

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00:00for one minute. Mr. Speaker, every year since 1996, Congress has failed to pass
00:11our annual spending bills on time, and every year since 1996, despite work still
00:17left to be done, August rolls around and Congress goes home, kicking the can down
00:22the road and leaving funding for our federal government to another day. Mr.
00:27Speaker, let's fix how Washington works and remain in DC until our budget work
00:32is done and completed this year. We must fix how Washington works. That's why I'm
00:39introducing the Do Our Job Act. If our work is not done, we must not go home in
00:44August. Let's show the American people that we're serious about reducing our
00:48debt and keeping our government running. Thank you, and I yield back.
00:54The gentleman yields back. The chair lays before the House the following
00:58enrolled bill.
01:06Senate 2051, an act to authorize the Missing Children's Assistance Act and
01:11for other purposes. Pursuant to Clause 12a of Rule
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