I want to begin this report by thanking Senator Feinstein for her assistance in working on the conference report in the House. She, as you know, Mr. President, is a former mayor. That experience gives her a unique insight into some of the issues that we face in this subcommittee. So I pay tribute to her and to her staff and to the professional way in which she has handled her responsibilities.
Discussing the conference report and acknowledging Senator Feinstein's contributions during a Senate session.
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