I would point out that attached to the majority's bill that this House is considering today, according to the majority's bill, the Joint Tax Group testifies and asserts that this program, that is working today, will collect $1 billion more. You can hear every claim you want on this House floor, but their own bill says to the American public that this program will collect $1 billion more than if it were to be eliminated. That is not at dispute today. Mr. Speaker, I reserve the balance of my time.
Kevin Brady: “I would point out that attached to the majority's bill that this House is considering today, according to the majority's…”
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