I thank the gentleman very much. Concise but powerful. We know what our guidepost is. Mr. Speaker, I don't think that the history of the United States has had a more civil rights activist as Speaker, one who is a fighter for justice. We are delighted to have her joining us this evening. Her voice has been alongside John Robert Lewis. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from California (Ms. Pelosi), our distinguished Speaker of the House, joining us on the commemoration of Bloody Sunday.
Sheila Jackson Lee: “I thank the gentleman very much. Concise but powerful. We know what our guidepost is. Mr. Speaker, I don't think that…”
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