What I hope in the long term is, instead of worrying about necessarily what the studies say and what experts in Washington, D.C., say or some big university, some big hospital, what I am worried about is what my constituents say.

I would like to allow veterans and their families to make those choices.

The summary of hearing after hearing on data issues is the data is not valid and not reliable.

The VA has not been very helpful in making that happen.

I would like to thank the members of the committee that have done a superb job on protecting religious liberty.

If I understand it correctly publicly you just said that no data has been exfiltrated as a result of attacks from the VA network?

Well, if you are still waiting for care, I would say, Mr. Gibson, it is still a disaster for that veteran.

Driving six hours. Mr. Gibson, you don't drive six hours for care. Veterans in Liberal, Kansas do today and we have got to fix that.

You promised again and again to have a full-time doctor there, promised and never delivered.

You are saying too bad, you still have to drive six hours for care.

Thousands and thousands and thousands of veterans are waiting for care and your report says, well, we do not count them because they died before we got their records.