Listening to the gentleman from Georgia, I think I heard him say that he and his colleagues were going to vote for this resolution. I am glad to hear that, especially since I noted that after the march in Charlottesville and the murder in Charlottesville when a censure resolution was brought up, the Republicans, who were then in control of the House, refused to bring it to the floor. So I am glad that they are willing to vote for this resolution today. Mr. Speaker, I yield 1 minute to the distinguished gentlewoman from Virginia (Mrs. Luria).
Jerry Nadler: “Listening to the gentleman from Georgia, I think I heard him say that he and his colleagues were going to vote for this…”
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