Thank you for being with us tonight and for making it very clear. Let me now yield a few minutes to my colleague from Georgia, Congressman Hank Johnson, who has been a tremendous leader on so many issues. He will talk about these bags that he brought here to the floor and about the food stamp challenge, which many of us have mounted and which I will speak to later.
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