Mr. Delahunt, I am going to yield after I mention something, about 2 minutes, to Ms. Wasserman Schultz, because the facts are what they are. It is what it is. We are highlighting these. Because we are using third-party validators, Mr. Delahunt, we are highlighting these with third-party validators, just in case the Republican majority, and like I told you, for the 109th Congress, I am done with trying to get the Republican majority to see it the way not only that the experts see it, that are bipartisan, or nonpartisan, when it comes down to national security, and the American people. We can talk about energy, we can talk about safety of America, we can talk about our operations overseas, all of these things are by third-party validators. Mr. Delahunt, the real issue is when you have a situation like we have in Iraq, you call in those individuals that are speaking out. Who? These major generals and these brigadier generals and individuals that are retired now, and retired because they couldn't say it when they were enlisted. What, they are not longer useful to country? We don't want to know what they have to share with us, to help us learn, to help us protect America? When I was in the State legislature for 8 years, when someone would come to my office, and even here now in Washington, I want to talk to the man or the woman that is in the drop program, those individuals that are already getting ready to retire, because they are going to tell you the truth.
Kendrick Meek: “Mr. Delahunt, I am going to yield after I mention something, about 2 minutes, to Ms. Wasserman Schultz, because the…”
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Discussing the importance of third-party validators in national security during a floor speech.
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