I can assure you that I will be advocating that we adequately fund district offices and small business development centers.

we do not have a national strategy to how to respond to a crisis, or a national strategy for emergency management.

I can assure you that I will be advocating that we adequately fund district offices and small business development centers.

local and State and Federal law enforcement need more tools and more authorities to effectively combat this kind of emerging intersection of weaponry and technology.

That kind of ongoing convening, sharing information, reflecting, which takes time and resources to do, has been really important.

It was a painful lesson learned, but the results were dramatic.

It was an important reminder to me that we have so much work to do.

if there is a single issue that people from all walks of life and all perspectives want to talk to me about is mental health and the need for resources for mental health.

Have the lessons learned in planning and preparation from the Marathon event itself impacted emergency preparedness policy and practices today?

when we empower women and girls in societies, we have more stable societies, they can give back more consistently

Thank you very much, Mr. Davis. Thank you, all three, for very compelling and thought-provoking testimony.

I think it is important to really recognize that, and recognize it is the first responders and it is the survivors and the public as well.

It had a profound effect on how Federal Government shares information with its State and local partners.

I think, to your point, we broadly need to be targeting resources toward election integrity, knowing that this is the next real opportunity for the citizens to be heard from.

local and State and Federal law enforcement need more tools and more authorities to effectively combat this kind of emerging intersection of weaponry and technology.

It was an important reminder to me that we have so much work to do.

It had a profound effect on how Federal Government shares information with its State and local partners.

Estimates find that as many as 15 million Americans could lose health insurance coverage because of these redeterminations, including 6.8 million who would still be eligible for coverage and incorrectly lose their Medicaid.