washington to speak loud and said many things we are american citizens even though we are a territory jennifer gonzalez i want to missioners she has a voice in the congress but you don't have a vote but we are american citizens and we came here you as defeat we because we are in the he was mayor convention second i just visit elizabeth warren from the democratic primary and we claim to care as an american citizen we need first of all that the energy problems will resolve second roads bridges should be reconstructed a third we are people without housing or so we're taking care of that leaves that's my responsibility so i came near as a big boys to tell the people that we'll still after four months. suffering and doing things i have to be grateful to malin i have to be grateful to kima i have to be grateful to army corp of engineers work there are discussing board it you are the superman to our area we have to consider that the way you can see the texas california and florida casilla the same thing is because of your citizens we are brothers and how did the people of puerto rico feel when the president v

jennifer gonzalez, the resident commissioner, basically the member of congress representing puerto rico in the house i is an extraordinary advocate for puerto rico, not a good one, not a great one, an extraordinary one. she's tireless, nonstop. i'm talking about sunday evenings, sunday night, early monday morning. constant work, constant. an incredible partner in this endeavor. and the things that she's been able to achieve because even when we got an agreement on a lot of this in the senate, we had to go to jennifer and ask for her help so make sure the leadership in the house would be on board. and the respect that hou leadership has for her was instrumental. because in the end, because of the way this is now lined up, no matter what we agree to here, we send it over there and they don't want it, we couldn't do it. her ability to get the house to go along with these changes is invaluable. i just need to say that publicly. so much of this is due directly to her. she is the voice of puerto rico in washington. and to the extent that these things are happening above and beyond what would