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chairman thornberry, i want to take a moment and thank him. i want to thank mac thornberry, all the members of the armed services committees, republicans and democrats, their leadership and their unwavering commitment to our service members and families made this budget agreement possible. they live and breathe these problems. they know these issues. they know all the people who are fighting to keep us safe. they can tell you as well as anyone how critical that is that we get this done. chairman thornberry. thank you, speaker. and all of us on the armed services committee are extremely grateful for the speaker s leadership in putting, fixing the military as a priority. let me just remind you all of a couple of statistics. when the house passed our defense authorization bill at exactly the same numbers that are in the cab deal that we ll
vote on today, the vote was 344 to 81. when we voted on the conference report, at exactly the same defense levels that are in the cap deal today, the vote was 356-70. and the senate, the votes were 89-8, and the conference report was a voice vote. my point is there is widespread agreement in both parties that we have cut the military too much, that our service members are suffering as a result, and that we need to do better. this cab deal that will be voted on today is at exactly the same funding levels as the bill that i just read the votes for. my view is that this fixing the military is the dominant priority, we have to fix the military. i know members on both sides have other concerns.