Where can I read the debates that the legislator of the Congress have?

Question

I am doing an exam right now on the Constitution and I have to answer that question I can't find the answer in any part of the Constitution. If anybody knows the answer I would appreciate the help.

Answer 1

check this site out:

http://library.stanford.edu/depts/jonsson/collections/usfed/Debates_and_Proceedings.html

also:

http://origin.www.gpoaccess.gov/crecord/

Answer 2

Speeches by Senators and Congressmen are printed in the Federal Register which is printed (almost) daily. However, you must be warned that the Register contains speeches and proclamations that were never made. People in Congress have this right. It is usually to demonstrate to some constituent or group back home that they are looking after them.

Answer 3

it goes like this:

point of order point of order
i yield my time
i yield my time
point of order
the speaker recognizes the congress man from...
i yield my time