And I invite, Mr. Speaker, my colleague from Georgia to show me an example of where we shut down a Member that was asking a question. And I might add, Chairman Nunes did not send a designee. He came to the committee himself, and then Mr. LoBiondo, which is not unprecedented, as you have outlined the numbers, took his position at that time. But I know of no time that we have failed to allow a Member of the committee to ask questions. Can the gentleman give me such an example? Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Georgia.
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