Just a quick question. Ms. Grant, what goes through your mind when you get a 10-day eviction notice, and you have got children that you have to provide a home for? What goes through your mind?

Mr. Chairman.

I want to thank them for taking the time to travel up to Washington to testify before this Committee today.

An unwillingness to repair these properties is unfortunately par-for-the-course for GMF.

Bureaucratic red tape, miscommunication, and a lack of urgency have plagued this Administration's response.

The slumlords at Global Ministries Foundation caused this problem, but HUD enabled it.

I don't think it takes a big meeting. It is like, look, folks, any unwanted advances just aren't allowed.

Actions will be louder than words in this in terms of the accountability.

we don't have to write anything and we can take care of it by having management make it clear that any unwanted advance is totally out of line.

The National Park Service is a great treasure.

we can have personnel policies and we can write down the this's and the that's and it can be 10 pages or 500 pages.

employees are not going to be thinking at the time they may want to do something that they shouldn't be doing whether this is a violation of subsection 4 of article 5 in chapter 2.

They have to say it and mean it.

Let me make a final point on the ZEV program which is not greatly implicated here.

Affordable transportation is critical to personal mobility and freedom, essential to economic empowerment and a key driver of national productivity.

The single largest reason that you had that vehicle available was the California Low Emission Vehicle program.

I actually think it is the exception. There is a big misconception.

Mr. Chairman, here are the facts: This summer, Congress was made aware that $400 million worth of cash was secretly airlifted to Iran. Two days later, an additional $1.3 billion was sent to Iran. This comes on top of the approximately $55…