I have to say that this questioning, at least for me, it seems sort of ridiculous, because we know the answers to it.

I will continue to fight for every resource for this museum, and I will make sure that my colleagues and the rest of this country never forget 9/11.

to never forget the national resilience this nation witnessed in the days and weeks that followed.

So, to have a museum remember not what happened that day, but how we reacted, the resilience, the unity we had as a country.

The single grant authorized by this bill would provide needed funding to this hallowed site to help ensure that future generations continue to learn the lessons of this tragic historical event in American history.

Each year for over two decades, our nation has vowed to never forget the friends, the families, the brothers, the sisters, the mothers, the fathers, the daughters, or the sons that we lost that day.

Representative D'Esposito's legislation would provide a one-time grant to support the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City.

H.R. 5401 provides a one-time grant--from $5 million to $10 million--from the Department of Homeland Security.

I am extremely sorry for your loss, and remind you that we will never, ever forget.

Thank you very much, Chairman Tiffany and the entire Subcommittee, for taking on this critical legislation today.

Bills sponsored by Representatives D'Esposito and Waltz would support sites that are integral to American history.