Thank you, sir. The roll call for the Navajo Code Talkers, the original 29: Charlie Y. Begay.

I thank the gentleman from New Mexico for his contribution. I would also like to start by going through the further list of the Navajo Code Talkers in the honor roll: Navajo Code Talker list Confirmed by Marine Corps, as of 17 July 2001 1…

Mr. Speaker, thank you for joining me this evening to talk about a very special group of veterans, the Navajo Code Talkers. Tonight, my colleagues and I are going to share their stories and highlight the amazing accomplishments of this…

I thank the gentleman. I would like at this time to acknowledge my good friend from New Mexico (Mr. Lujan).

But in this government take-over of health care, that's the only way I can talk about it, okay, we are going to dump another 20 million people into this, into a broken system.

Is it just limited to the private sector, or is it also for public health?

the process, the whole process is broken here because the problem for this gentleman, Mr. West, here would have been a lot less if he was empowered to help make those decisions on the ground.

I think that with the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005, the Affordable Care Act language on trying to better go after fraud, we're all collectively better acknowledging.

And I think that's what we're failing to do is empowering people.

And it's going to be problematic when you dump another 20 million people in there.

It seems to me like we're talking about a broken system.