I want to say that I do support the gentlewoman's work and the work of the Chair on the Defense Production Act, and I am particularly grateful for the Meeks amendment on minority contracting. As we now go abroad, it becomes more relevant around the world.
James Norton: “I want to say that I do support the gentlewoman's work and the work of the Chair on the Defense Production Act, and I am…”
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Expressing support for the Defense Production Act and minority contracting amendments.
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