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I believe the U.S. Congress has a right to this information.

If you did, I expect to see that data as soon as possible, hopefully by the close of business today, please.

That's actually unacceptable to me as well. Again, I asked for this information over a month ago.

I was necessarily absent from one vote today. Had I been present, I would have voted YEA on Roll Call No. 129. ____________________

That's why last year I introduced the No Corruption Act, it's bipartisan legislation with Senator Scott to close this loophole.

You are not meeting it now, and you have refused----

You want to sacrifice 10 percent of my folks in rural Nevada?

That's actually unacceptable to me as well. Again, I asked for this information over a month ago.

I believe the U.S. Congress has a right to this information.

I would like to understand what analysis you undertook to conclude that moving mail processing from Reno to Sacramento would actually benefit Nevadans.

You are the Postmaster General, and you are saying that you are going to go over this.

Your staff has continued to assert that your plan will not undermine delivery standards for Nevada, but they have not been able to explain how this is possible.

You want to sacrifice 10 percent of my folks in rural Nevada?

If you did, I expect to see that data as soon as possible, hopefully by the close of business today, please.

I am extremely concerned about your proposal to downsize the only postal processing and distribution center in Northern Nevada.

You are not meeting it now, and you have refused----

You are not giving them in the timely service now. What makes you think it's going to go in four days?

You do not get to sacrifice those living in my rural areas or subject to harsher weather in the name of cost savings.