I have asked and she has consented--Congressman Sheila Jackson Lee--to make a brief statement.

It is unfair to take a chance on their backs, I think.

We partner with community organizations and we take as our focus, distinct from others, race equity as a guiding force.

I am extremely proud that we are here at the University of Memphis Law School, which is my alma mater.

The state was found to have intentionally discriminated with almost, as the bipartisan federal court said, surgical precision.

I fear that that was the cause of the General Assembly's passage of the law, to inhibit people from doing mass voter efforts.

Thank you, Ms. Johnson, and thank you, Congresswoman Jackson Lee. And I think one last follow-up from the chairman.

One makes some decisions about whether or not certain groups of people who tend to have one and not the other should be a part of the system.

My hope would be that the committee takes that into account.

Well, we're calling it an impeachment investigation and it's probably a nuanced term, instead of impeachment inquiry.

Today I introduced H.R. 3959, the School Bus Safety Act, with Senator Tammy Duckworth, which implements those recommendations to make schoolbuses safer.