Kendrick Meek: “I am just going to close out on this and then I am going to back up, because I know that Congressman Delahunt, sir, you…”

“I am just going to close out on this and then I am going to back up, because I know that Congressman Delahunt, sir, you were very reserved last night. We were limited to 50 minutes. I just want you to be able to share, because I know you are ready to come out of the locker room on some of this stuff, and I think it is important that we hear from you this evening. But I want to make sure, Ms. Wasserman Schultz, that we break this down, because we don't want any Members to go back home and say, you know, I didn't quite understand that at the time I voted for it. I want to make sure that their constituents know exactly what is going on. And the bottom line is that we are borrowing from foreign nations more than we have ever borrowed in the history of the republic, Mr. Speaker, in the history of the United States Congress. You heard it. They want to make it permanent. It is not what we are saying. That is what the majority is saying. 1.05 trillion in 4 years. That is what the Republican Congress and the President has done, more than 42 presidents, and was only able to borrow 1.01 trillion over 224 years. 224 years. And I don't even need to get into what happened in the 224 years. Who are we borrowing from? Well, let's just look at it. I am not going to pull this off because it came apart last night. It is just so much here. Look at Japan, Mr. Speaker. Japan. We owe Japan.…”