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As we begin our work on the budget for the next fiscal year, it is important to know that unlike previous years, there is not yet a budget agreement in place.

I am concerned that there are still two open GAO recommendations to HUD related to service coordinators.

These are people who will be charged with defending this country in what is an ongoing and serious conflict.

We have to reimagine conflict.

It is a ubiquitous challenge not only to the government but especially to the private sector, and that is one of the really significant challenges in how we respond.

America is under attack. We are under attack today. This is one of the most serious conflicts, one of the most serious challenges that this country has faced in the post-World War II period.

I want to bring to your attention a HUD success story.

I agreed that you need to improve your internal cybersecurity, but I hope that you will also look at ways to educate consumers about the danger of real estate wire fraud.

Madam Secretary, you have said many times set HUD is understaffed. And I agree with you on that.

As part of the fiscal year 2021 Omnibus, we provided $60.4 billion for HUD, and that includes $695 million in emergency spending.

Knowing how many service coordinators HUD has seems to me to be pretty fundamental information that the Department should have.

I am very pleased to join Chairman Schatz in welcoming Secretary Fudge to her very first hearing before this subcommittee.

HUD needs to be more focused on smaller cities and communities.

That in the land of the free, there should always be a home for the brave.

These funds provide rental assistance for seniors and low-income families.

My legislation to support energy storage research and development--the Better Energy Storage Technology, or BEST, Act--became law in December 2020.

I appreciate for the conversations we have had regarding the importance of energy storage research and innovation.

The key question is violence.