It is therefore incumbent on the federal government to not only hold fraudulent corporations accountable, but to also require that they meaningfully help the millions of consumers they harmed.

Not only does this bill create a major hurdle for families already facing the insurmountable fight against asbestos-related disease, it also violates their privacy by publicizing sensitive information about claimants.

That is what this bill is all about. It is a Trojan horse.

Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman. I believe I will.

The GAO report, which was requested by then Republican Chairman, Lamar Smith, never contested the GAO report in terms of its methodology.

I have serious concerns with the so-called FACT Act. It is actually a very small compact Trojan horse piece of legislation that is quite dangerous to the ability of claimants to, particularly those in the future, to get an adequate recovery for the harm that was done.

I must respectfully voice my deep opposition to this legislation.

I made a pledge to the people of Georgia that I would focus on this issue, and it is in that spirit that I appear here today.

The incidents at Hartsfield-Jackson should be a wake-up call to this committee and to airports and airlines.

I want to pledge to work with you to achieve the kind of security that you deem is appropriate and necessary for Atlanta Hartsfield Airport.

ISIL is an extremely dangerous organization operating in a chaotic part of the world.