We've all had incidences in our states. A number of years ago, we had an incident in New Hampshire that prompted an early discussion in our state about this where we had a horrible, horrible mad man who murdered a judge, murdered troopers that were trying to subdue him, murdered a local newspaper person, and the radios didn't talk to each other.
Describing a past incident in New Hampshire highlighting the importance of communication in emergencies.
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I would like us, as a Congress, to come together and declare this for what it is.
I serve on the Armed Services Committee, and we have Iran testing ballistic missiles right now. We have North Korea testing ballistic missiles.
So we have--as I understand it--a cap of 16, in terms of the number of residential beds, not only for the treatment of substance use disorders, but also for mental illness.
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