I would like to congratulate the other accountant in the Senate. It is nice to have additional help with numbers. It will make a tremendous difference. He has had both the business experience and the accounting experience, and he understands a lot of things that to us in the Senate are pretty simple but to the person working on the ground it is very difficult. He is good at expressing himself and, as I said, particularly good with numbers. So I congratulate him on his maiden speech. I yield the floor. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Tennessee.
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