I begin by saying I associate myself with the words of the gentlelady over there in that we should not put the burden on the least in this country, and that's why we support this legislation before us and this amendment. I now yield 20 seconds to the chairman of the committee, the gentleman from Minnesota (Mr. Kline).
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