predecessors include thomas jefferson, james madison, james monroe, daniel webster, george marshall, and of course, madeleine albright. when she was secretary of state, madeleine worked together with secretary clinton to launch the federal government's model voices democracy initiative, and today vital voices is a nonprofit organization that works to train and organize women leaders from around the world. before being appointed to work current position by president obama, secretary clinton served as a united states senator from new york, where she was a strong advocate for the expansion of economic opportunity and access to health care. prior to that, she was first lady for eight years and worked -- on many issues relating to children and families, especially health care, leading a successful bipartisan effort to provide care to millions of children through the children's health program. her biography is also one of firsts. the first first lady to hold a law degree, the first sitting first lady to be elected to the senate, or any public office. the first woman to win statewide electi

state (to reporters as include thomas jefferson, james madison, james monroe, daniel webster, george marshallurse madeleine albright. when she was secretary of state, madeleine worked together with a secretary clinton to launch the federal government's vital voices democracy initiative. today, this is a nonprofit organization that works to train and organize women leaders from around the world. before being appointed to tear position by president obama, she served as a u.s. senator from new york where she was a strong advocate. as first lady, for 8 years, she worked many issues relating to children and families, especially health care. she led a successful bipartisan effort to bring care to millions of children's through the children's health care program. her biography is one of firsts. the first first lady to hold a law degree.4' the firstçó sitting first lady o be elected to the senate or any public office. the first woman to win statewide election in new york. the first woman to win the president as a primary. the first first lady to ever win a grammy. [laughter] that was for her audio re

predecessors include thomas jefferson, james madison, james monroe, daniel webster, george marshall,madeleine albright. when she was secretary of state, madeleine worked together with secretary clinton to launch the federal government's model voices democracy initiative, and today vital voices is a nonprofit organization that works to train and organize women leaders from around the world. before being appointed to work current position by president obama, secretary clinton served as a united states senator from new york, where she was a strong advocate for the expansion of economic opportunity and access to health care. prior to that, she was first lady for eight years and worked -- on many issues relating to children and families, especially health care, leading a successful bipartisan effort to provide care to millions of children through the children's health program. her biography is also one of firsts. the first first lady to hold a law degree, the first sitting first lady to be elected to the senate, or any public office. the first woman to win statewide election in new york,

only in their george but should they pursue other lines of employment in the world of law enforcement, this will provide them with a background which will assist them. the federal air marshal service promotes the offering of this training to their membership. the federal law eners foment officers association also supports it this bill does not in any way reclassify federal air marshals as federal investigators. the bill before us states expressly that nothing in the bill would be construed as reclassifying fams as criminal investigators and that should clear up any question of a budgetary nature with respect to this bill. i would ask for the house bipartisan support of this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves this the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: i have no further speakers. i inquire whether the gentleman is prepared to close. mr. lungren: i'm prepared to close. as i said, i thank the gentlelady for her support on this i thank both sides of the aisle, both staff and members of the committee. this is a common sense approach, the kind of thing that we ought to be working on together. we have worked on t