And, by the way, Congresswoman Moore, that is why a lot of people were referring to these cuts as cruel. I mean, it really is cruel.

And, Congresswoman Wasserman Schultz, in the 1990s, my grandmother was in her eighties. In 1993, she went into a nursing home and stayed there for about 3 years until she passed away. My grandmother suffered most of her life from type 2…

Mr. Speaker, every day, millions of Americans from every corner of our Nation get up early in the morning, leave their families, go off to work. They work hard to support themselves and their families. Many of them work two or more jobs at…

I believe that these deep cuts will make for more desperate people around the world.

Do you feel as though the President takes your advice?

I think your time during your service during this President's tenure has been one of the more moderating voices on what I consider to be some of their more outlandish moves.

So you can imagine around the world that people start wondering who is speaking for the President.

Mr. Speaker, seeing no other speakers on my side, I am prepared to close as long as there are no other speakers on the majority side. Mr. Speaker, I want to thank, once again, Chairman Ed Royce, Ranking Member Engel, and Representatives…

Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure to yield 5 minutes to the gentlewoman from Illinois (Ms. Schakowsky), the coauthor of this bill, a true advocate for women, and my colleague.

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of this measure. I want to thank the bill's authors, Representative Schakowsky and Representative Noem, for their years' worth of work on this measure…

But in all of it, it is very unsettling for Americans to try to understand where our Government is headed.