now, turn to jacqueline craig-bay. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. my name is jacqueline craig-bay, and i am a former inmate. i have several stories from when i was incarcerated. as it relates to the medical in run. -- in prison. while i was there i broke any leg, and it took them approximately a week before they got me to the hospital. i was taken to the infirmary there in the jail, and they put a makeshift cast on. it was just put on with no padding, no anything. i don't even know if the lady had a license to put this thing on me. but when i finally got to the hospital a week later, the doctors over there laughed bat and it called one another and come to see this funny thing that was on my foot. and the medical facility just isn't a place where inmates should be. nobody there is actually looking to take care of an inmate. it's just a job to them and they're just there for the paycheck. when i was pregnant, i had a child while i was incarcerated. and after i had my child, women here know that you have to have a six-week checkup after having a child.

and particularly, i want to recall the eloquent testimony that we heard from deborah roe and jacqueline craig bay as well as the panelists you see up here and ask you to join me in thanking all of them for a very useful discussion on a very difficult topic. [ applause ] >> and thank you ed.

and particularly, i want to recall the eloquent testimony that we heard from deborah roe and jacqueline craig bay as well as the panelists you see up here and ask you to join me in thanking all of them for a very useful discussion on a very difficult topic. [ applause ] >> and thank you ed. >> you can see it program again at any time in the c-span video library. go to c-span.org and looking live at the u.s. capitol now, both the house and senate wrapping up work today before departing for their five-week summer recess. the senate earlier today approved by unanimous consent, $25 million in emergency spending to replenish israel's defense system and that money will go to restocking the iron dome defense. the senate passed a measure by unanimous consent and that bill now expected to be taken up by the house later today. the house is in recess now and discussions continue on a revised $694 million bill to address the surge of immigrants at the u.s.-mexico border. they are expected to gavel in this afternoon to debate on that legislation. you can see live coverage of the house on our companion network