I thank the gentlewoman. I appreciate that. Next we have another member of the Armed Services Committee, who is a decorated Army commander, who led soldiers in Iraq, and whose unit was responsible for finding Saddam Hussein, to share his thoughts on this day when the President has vetoed the NDAA and why it is so important that we override this veto. I yield to the gentleman from Oklahoma (Mr. Russell).
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