Thank you, Mr. Chair. I want to thank all the people who have come to testify today, and I am ready to listen.

The problem besides it poisoning people and destroying people's lives, is the toxic residue you mentioned in the houses.

Because you can always refuse to have it tested, but if no one offers to have it tested, you don't know to ask.

So who pays for this? You are paying these teachers $9,000 a year. Are you providing housing?

You basically have to live on the reservation close to the school to teach there?

The fact that someone wearing a Green Bay pin would kind of, you know, pooh-pooh cheese was very interesting.

The EPA has a role both in sulfate and in mercury regulation--mercury in fish, sulfate affects wild rice.

I hope that the consultation will be good with the new Trump administration.

I concur with the remarks that you made. And to add onto it, this programming and seamless transition between veterans, Indian Health Services, and getting services where and as needed is something that we talked about when I was on the…

I hope that our colleagues will be supporting not only Mr. Simpson's fire bill, but also supporting PILT go back where it belongs in Ways and Means as mandatory spending.

We need to make sure the full commitment for the funding is there for those colleges.

Once again, I think you summarized some of the issues really well.