Thank you, Congressman Meadows. I appreciate your words tonight. Mr. Speaker, there is a lot of interest these days in the growing list of candidates that we have running for the 2016 Presidential election, and one of the things that drove me to make a decision in running for Congress to begin with was the great abuses that we have in some of the particular agencies. Three years ago, none were more glaring than the State Department and the actions taken by then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. To this day, I can't understand why she could look and even hug a family and tell them point-blank that this was about a video. Nine days later, our President followed up with pretty much the same inaccurate jargon. It is my privilege to yield to the gentleman from Colorado, Representative Ken Buck, my friend, tonight, who is going to talk some about her work and her time. He is a great conservative from the State of Colorado.
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