So let me--let me just tell you the problem there.

Are there any specific steps that, you know, we ought to be thinking about as Congress to, again, support, you know, both the people?

How can we trust that the Rohingya aren't going to be continued to be killed if we support the National Unity Government?

I've heard up to 90 percent of the country is currently shut down with, you know, essentially, a general strike.

It does not seem like that resolve is shifting. If nothing else, it seems like the Burmese people are digging in.

the military coup is unacceptable, and I would hope that the military would stop killing people and we need to reverse the coup.

Thank you, Chairman Meeks, for calling this important hearing.

I do want to comment, however, that I, too, have great concern over the Rohingya and the situation that they face.

The California High-Speed Rail Authority knows nothing about honesty, reliability, integrity, or keeping commitments.

I support this important bill which would clarify and strengthen requirements around who can serve as an acting official and for how long.

So, this problem isn't new, but it does seem to have gotten worse again over the last four years.

I am here today because I proudly represent the service members and their families at Camp Pendleton.

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. I call to order this hearing of the Readiness Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee.

the tragic events of 30 July 2020 were preventable.

The Marine Corps failed--failed to adequately maintain the material readiness of the AAV fleet.

The Navy and the Marine Corps totally failed to ensure that personnel were adequately trained.

The Navy and the Marine Corps failed to effectively integrate with each other.

The Marine Corps must be the Nation's premier fighting force. We can't become a Marine Corps that only cares about safety.