Than the the committee will come to order. [inaudible] sba. Mcmahon to head the linda, thank you so much for have senators we blumenthal and murphy to mcmahon and both of these gentlemen have run against mrs. Mcmahon and vice versa. So, i hope they didnt ring their files on we have been trying to forget. But in any event, senator blumenthal, the floor is yours and thank you so much for gracing us with your presence. Thank you, mr. Chairman and thank you senator shaheen. Colleague to join my in introducing our fellow resident of connecticut, Linda Mcmahon. Citizenher as a fellow of connecticut, but also as a , asessful Business Leader the cofounder and former ceo of , and also as a very generous contributor to many significant philanthropic and charitable causes and educational institutions in connecticut, including for example, Sacred Heart University, where we live. In my view, mr. Chairman, i recommend her because i think she would be an excellent fit for this agency based on her exp
[ room noise ] the committee will come to order. Today, this is the time and place for the hearing to offer some alterations and advice and consent process as required by the constitution for mrs. Linda mcmahon to head the sba. Linda, thank you so much for being here. And we have senators blumenthal and murphy to introduce mrs. Mcmahon. And both of these gentlemen have run against mrs. Mcmahon and vice versa. So i hope they i hope they didnt bring their files on weve been trying to forget, mr. Chairman. In any event, senator blumenthal, the floor is yours. And thank you so much for gracing us with your presence. Thanks, mr. Chairman. Thanks to you and Ranking Member senator shaheen. I am pleased to join my colleague in introducing our fellow resident of connecticut Linda Mcmahon. We know her as a fellow citizen of connecticut, but also as a successful business leader, as the cofounder and former ceo of the wwe. And also as a contributor very generously to many significant philanthropic
Next, his appearance before the Senate Budget committee. It is about three hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to everyone here. I will call this here in short order. We are here today to consider the nomination of representative Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina to be the next director of the office of management and budget. Im going to try to keep my opening remarks brief since we have a pair of senators before us for going to give some introductory remarks of their own concerning their nominee. President trump indicated his intent to nominate representative of any for this position a little over a month ago. I think we would like to see a confirmed director in place as soon as possible. So i am happy to note that the other Committee Jurisdiction over omb d awe need an omb director in place with so many causing budgetary issues requiring the attention of the new
Mrs. Lawrence she enlisted in the military and served her country. She was assigned to the 101st military Intelligence Detachment out of fort campbell, kentucky, where she served as the signal intelligence analysis age us. Analyst. It has been stated that while she was deployed to iraq in 2006, sergeant pinson was ragically killed when a mortar round by a mortar round on march 16. She was the first female signal intelligence agent analyst to ever be killed in combat. Sergeant pinson was honored by having the armys new center named in her honor, in her memory. Additionally, sergeant pinsons parents were accept parents accepted a bronze star a Good Conduct Medal and a global war on terrorism medal and a purple heart for their daughters military service. Mr. Speaker, we should pass this bill to remember Sergeant Amanda pinsons unselfish dedication to bettering the lives of those around her and for her ultimate sacrifice she so bravely made. I urge the passage of h. R. 323 and reserve the
Uninsured. You know where they go. They go to the emergency room. Who pays . The taxpayers wind up paying. Every time. I yield back the balance of my time. Thank you very much. The gentleman from texas, dr. Michael burgess. Thank you, mr. Chairman i. Want to thank our witnesses for being here. Ive been promised time by mr. Woodall to speak on the floor on this tomorrow. I wont go through the entire things that i had. I do remember a time up here in march of 2010 when the senate bill was brought to the rules committee for us to vote on on the floor the next day. And i did come to the rules committee with 18 what i thought were very valid suggestions for improvement in the Affordable Care act. Every one was methodically turned down by a 94 vote by the rules committee when the democrats were in control of this committee. I also remember a hearing that was held in september of 2008. It was the same day that Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. So it was one of those days that gets etched