Chris Smith

It is great to see so many friends and familiar faces who are champions in the fight in combatting human trafficking.

I thank my friend. I would like to now yield to the gentleman from North Carolina (Mr. Pittenger).

Thank you very much, Mr. Lamborn. I'd like to now yield to my friend from Texas (Mr. Neugebauer).

Thank you very much. I would like to now yield to my good friend and colleague from Colorado (Mr. Lamborn).

Thank you, Dr. Roe, for your very kind remarks, but more importantly, for your witness for life, particularly as an OB/GYN and for delivering those 5,000 babies. I would like to now yield to another doctor, Dr. Andy Harris, the gentleman…

Mr. Huelskamp, thank you very much. And thank you for your work on the Pro-life Caucus. You have really stepped up, and it is deeply appreciated by all of us. Thank you so very much. I would like to now yield to, we have a number of…

Thank you very much, I say to my friend from Illinois. I would like to now yield to Mr. Huelskamp.

Thank you, Mr. Walberg. I would now like to yield to Randy Hultgren, the gentleman from Illinois.

Thank you very much, Ambassador, for your very eloquent comments. I would like to yield to my good friend and colleague from Michigan, Tim Walberg.

Thank you very much. That story about Sloan was great. I would like to yield to the distinguished gentlelady from Missouri, a former U.S. Ambassador, Ann Wagner.

Thank you very much, Michele, for those very sensitive remarks. I really appreciate your leadership. I now yield to my friend and colleague from Minnesota (Mr. Huizenga).

I thank my friend for his very, very eloquent remarks. I yield to the gentlewoman from Minnesota, Michele Bachmann.

I thank my good friend and colleague for his leadership, for standing so strong, and for reminding everyone about the importance of the crisis pregnancy centers, which are a lifeline to so many women who might otherwise abort and make that…

Mr. Latta, thank you very much for your leadership and for your compassion for the weakest and most vulnerable. I now yield to the gentleman from Illinois, Dan Lipinski, the cochair of the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus.

Mrs. Roby, thank you very much for, again, underscoring the viable option that is available and that is far too seldom selected, and that is the loving option of adoption. I now yield to the gentleman from Ohio (Mr. Latta).

I want to thank the gentlelady from North Carolina for her very eloquent remarks and for her leadership on behalf of the unborn and their mothers. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from Alabama (Mrs. Roby).

We all go back to our respective congresses and parliaments to fight for additional funding.

I would like to reach out to my fellow parliamentarians.

We are at a tipping point and we could lose the momentum from the G8 summit if implementation is lackluster and not optimum.

One of the bullets in your testimony is to increase the number of people involved in clinical trials and studies on dementia.

We were all thrilled that the G8 is doing this and that the UK initiated it, but I am wondering if there are any thoughts to expand it to the G20...

I would like to yield to the co-chair of the Alzheimer's caucus, my good friend and colleague, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, from California.

Ed Markey did, but he asked me to join him.

But where is it being blocked? We all remember during the South Sudan when UNICEF testified right here as well as our own administration how difficult it was to get in.

Again, I would respectfully submit that putting them in a more pivotal situation might make or diffuse at least some of the hostility as it grows in intensity.