I thank the distinguished gentlewoman from Wisconsin, and I completely agree with her. We cannot be silent in these very challenging times. The whole world is upside down, and people are counting on us to make sure that we remind people of what is going on in Washington. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Gonzalez), my good friend and distinguished colleague.
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