having all viewpoints from across the Republican Conference represented in this legislative process provides greater input and diversity as we move forward for our respective districts.

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Pallone) for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I express my sincere gratitude to Ranking Member Pallone, Chair Rodgers, Ranking Member Eshoo, Chairman Guthrie, Congresswoman Miller-Meeks, and my…

Thank you for being here today. You are brave. And Dr. de la Torre is a coward.

What would you have done with the $800 million that Cerberus took out of the system? What would you have done with the $40 million that Ralph de la Torre used to buy his own private yacht?

What would you have done with the $800 million that Cerberus took out of the system? What would you have done with the $40 million that Ralph de la Torre used to buy his own private yacht?

Thank you for being here today. You are brave. And Dr. de la Torre is a coward.

What would you have done with the $800 million that Cerberus took out of the system? What would you have done with the $40 million that Ralph de la Torre used to buy his own private yacht?

Behind me are pictures from the patients who died at Steward Hospitals in Massachusetts when Steward directed millions, tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars away from paying their bills and into the pockets of corporate…

But for those corporations, private equity, those profits came first, meaning the patients came last.

Thank you for being here today. You are brave. And Dr. de la Torre is a coward.

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Given what we know about Donald Trump and his fundamental disrespect for veterans, for those who serve, he is, of course, a draft dodger himself. This really is just par for the course when it comes for how Trump treats veterans.