Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman from Illinois (Mr. Rodney Davis). He brought up a very astute point. This is collapsing on itself. If we were to do nothing, this would collapse, and the American people would be left without any…

Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the opportunity to spend time here with my colleagues. We just heard a diatribe from our colleagues. It is interesting to me to note how they say the American people don't want us to change this, but I have to…

Mr. Speaker, I thank Dr. Carter. I appreciate his being here. The effort he has put in, working diligently to help us right this wrong that has been instilled upon the American people. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Illinois…

I think we should have missile defense systems in the countries and our allies that want to partner up with us.

We are going to win this. You look at the principles of this country: Freedom and liberty.

I think their goal was to create chaos.

I do. But where I have doubts is the ability of other countries to hack into us.

I just want to be so secure that it doesn't matter because we are putting out the truth.

Whether it is Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, or ISIS, or other entity, the attacks will continue because those nations and organizations they don't like us or our principles of freedoms and liberty.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today not only to celebrate African American History Month, but to celebrate two stories lost to mainstream history. The first story is the original Underground Railroad, and the other story is of Josiah T. Walls…

We look forward to your reply, and wish you the best in your new position.