I would think it is appropriate that I might say to everyone who has spoken today, thank you for your comments, but also I would like to share that the House has passed legislation that would allow a war dog memorial to be built at no expense to the taxpayer, either the building of the memorial or the upkeep. With that I would like to say to the gentleman from Georgia, it is a pleasure to work with you. You are one of the gentlemen who I have a greatest respect for in this House for your integrity. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
Brian Jones: “I would think it is appropriate that I might say to everyone who has spoken today, thank you for your comments, but also…”
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