So if that was something that this subcommittee chose to review, I could only talk to you about it, to the Chief, and maybe the Architect of the Capitol, who, by the way, also sits on the Police Board, which most people don't realize.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
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My specific question is, do you think there needs to be reform to the way the Capitol Police Board functions and makes decisions in order for us to ensure that we don't have to rely on you being willing to sit down with us in a meeting?
We are not securing all the garages. So if I am a terrorist, I am going to go to the garage that is not secure.
I am getting extremely frustrated. I don't think I am getting veracity in the responses to my question.
I would just request, respectfully, that if we could lengthen this meeting, because I don't think the next meeting is going to be quite as long.
It is like charging for toilet paper. And we certainly wouldn't want to do that.
These are essential items that are just as essential as toilet paper is, and it is absolutely a necessity to remedy this situation.





