Chip Roy: “I simply say I am proud to have my colleague here from Minnesota (Mrs. Fischbach), who is coed the last time I checked.…”

“I simply say I am proud to have my colleague here from Minnesota (Mrs. Fischbach), who is coed the last time I checked. The fact of the matter, as my friend from Maryland and the last speaker is trying to allude to here, when we are talking about it is already against the law and it is murder on the books, here is the problem: Down here in the District of Columbia, we have the D.C. five, which were very clearly full-term abortions. We have the bodies of five babies discovered in Washington outside of a Washington clinic. As subcommittee chairman, I sent a letter to Washington, D.C., authorities to preserve the records. Biden's Department of Justice refused to look into this information, but the D.C. five reveals the uncomfortable truth about abortion and a reality that we are all dealing with here. Again, I go back to the point. Talking about murder, we are also talking about babies being allowed to die and babies being allowed to sit there and literally gasp out their last breath rather than have doctors resuscitate those infants. That is the truth that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle just simply do not want to recognize. Mr. Speaker, I reserve the balance of my time.”