As our population ages, it is Medicaid that is the safety net for our most vulnerable citizens.

The whole notion of why people don't come forward, they don't come forward because they are not believed.

I appreciate Mr. Bost. We all want to try to get past this.

I am shocked. I am stunned actually to hear the statistic that our colleague Representative Underwood has shared today.

This is a national tragedy that the people in uniform that are serving our country, 1 in 3 women are experiencing sexual assault and military violence, a 38 percent increase.

Thank you for your attention to this issue.

I share the concern of my colleagues, especially Representative Pingree who has been working on this for a long time.

It is not an understatement to say that lives hang in the balance.

100 percent of the women incarcerated in our women's prison in New Hampshire are survivors of sexual trauma, 100 percent.

I look forward to working with the Committee to examine the study and determine what actions Congress should take to address this situation.

I am grateful that the Government Accountability Office is executing my recommendation to investigate this issue in greater depth.