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the chairman of the committee, congressman greg walden, along with steve scalise and cathy mcmorris rodgers, talked to reports about the measure which now goes to the house budget committee. the adrenaline runs out. i want to make sure you all are good. ok. first of all, thank you all for being here. thank you. this was a marathon, but it was important work to get done. we were committed to an open and transparent process, and i think we achieved that goal. now the committee has completed its work on this issue. we just took a stork steps to repeal and replace obamacare, and give the american people want they have asked for for a road to that is affordable health care that works for them, patient centered health care that works for them and gives the washington bureaucrats out of the middle. .e are united as a committee you saw that with the unanimous votes. we are uniting as a conference, and we are going to pass this bill, send it to the senate, and they will give it to the president's desk where president trump will sign it. this is the biggest entitlement reform since medicaid was creat

we saw greg walden the chairman of the energy and commerce committee entering and also cathy mcmorris-rodgers who's the head of the entire republican caucus. the status is just to figure out what the status is because the holdouts are in a holding pattern just a few blocks away at the capitol hill club. that's where the freedom caucus has been holding before this vote is taking place. the vice president made his way over there earlier this afternoon and gave what was described as an emotional speech, an emotional meeting to the group that was there. interestingly, aides that have come through this media gauntlet have said that they haven't heard that the vote has been canceled. i've been told by one senior aide that there hasn't been an update to the schedule yet. they say there is a big game changer this morning and that was when the chair of the appropriations committee decided to turn on speaker of the house paul ryan posting publicly on facebook that he was not going to support this bill. i want to read you part of this statement. he said, unfortunately the legislation before the house to

cathy mcmorris rodgers pledge no one who has coverage because of obamacare today would bruise lose that coverage. wronagain. will not find any of those promises in this bill. let's remember, this bill is the first step for the republican strategy, a strategy they have publicly stated is to take away the affordable care act guarantees that services like maternity care, mental health would be covered. ultimately, this will, future legislation, and expected regulation will put companies back in charge allowing them to decide what to get who lives and dies. i strongly oppose this bill, and i'm not alone in this opposition. it is opposed by america's hospitals, doctors, the aarp, the american cancer society, the diabetes association, the diabetes network, governors from both sides of the aisle and more and more of a colleague in the house. this bill is not what the american people want. they have made that clear by showing up by the thousands across the country. we can afford the affordable care act, and we should. i urge my colleagues to vote no on this bill and work with us to ensure that

cathy mcmorris rogers of washington state. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: i thank the chairman for yielding. thank you for your leadership on this important issue. the way that a grateful nation shows its appreciation to those who have served is to make sure that they get the care this they need when the time comes. -- that they need when the time comes. every day veterans seek my office seeking help to address their concerns and help them navigate the v.a. the v.a. has one job. its sole mission is to serve our veterans. our heroes. but it's clear too often this agency has become disconnected from its mission. when a veteran contacts the v.a. they should have the red carpet roll out for them and treated like heroes. instead they feel like they're a burden. the v.a. accountability first act is one of many needed reforms. and it's common sense. if you're involved in misconduct, you should be demoted, suspended or fired. you shouldn't get a pay raise or a bonus. . if you're a whistleblower, bushed protected and the secretary of the v.a. should have the ability to hold staff accountable. i thank