Mr. Speaker, in closing, this is a day we are going to act. I urge all my colleagues to support these critical national security bills. They provide the resources necessary to bolster our military, reassure our allies and partners, and commit to stand against tyranny. The world is waiting, watching, and wanting America to lead. This is our moment. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
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