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Philadelphians and all Americans deserve a Congress that does its job and passes legislative solutions, not a Congress that spends all its time mired in political sideshows and dysfunction.

In North Carolina, guns are now the leading cause of injury or death for children, surpassing car accidents.

Thank you, Chair, and I welcome all my colleagues to our great city of Philadelphia.

Today we have violence because it is easier than ever to access a firearm, and to access it illegally.

Our country has serious issues that demand serious solutions, not cynical political circuses like this hearing.

We are serious about reducing gun violence.

What CeaseFire does--and I know this personally because I was a State representative--is work with doctors, with advocates, with elected officials at the State level, trying to change legislation to reduce gun violence.

Children in this country are more likely to die of gun violence than any other cause.

I ask unanimous consent to put this in to show that homicide is down 38.28 percent.

Let's get serious about how do we get these guns out of people's hands.