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mr. chairman. i really want to clarify so everybody knows, these are the facts. jack webb used to say that, just the facts, folks. but there will be, according to all of the agriculture experts, and my staff, we went through this and we got the actual numbers. there's no argument that this bill will put 1.6 -- and this is conservative -- 1.6 million americans off of s.n.a.p., and that, mr. chairman, is, quite honestly, the purpose of your bill, because that is the end result. and i think that you will champion the fact when you say and others who are championing this bill, ah, we did a great thing. what was that? we put 1.6 million people off of s.n.a.p. so, let's get off of the kick about it and put anybody off. it's going to put 1.6 million. and this category of eligibility that our committee members are talking about now will put 400,000 of these 1.6 million off of s.n.a.p., and every one of these folks were qualified for benefits to get the food that they need. but in order to do that, there are hoops that you're putting forward there so that you will not take the blam

mr. president. i ask unanimous consent that alex abdra webb be granted floor privileges prsm. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. boozman: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i spent time with several business leaders. we had a lively and informtive discussion about the economic growth in arkansas. much of our conversation was focused on forward-thinking ways to continue these positive trends. there was also a frank and candid discussion about an issue holding our communities back, the opioid crisis. policymakers have been struggling to address the heroin and opioid epidemic. our state has been particularly hard by the national crisis. retail data collected from pharmacies shows that arkansas has one of the highest opioid consumption rate. we have the second highest prescribing rate in the country, enough for each arkansan to have one opioid prescription in his or her name. it's an issue that all of us, is it city leaders to lawmakers in little rock to our congressional delegation in washington, continue to work tirelessly to confront because we've seen how perva

mr. chairman. i really want to clarify so everybody knows these are the facts. jack webb used to say that, just the facts, folks. there will be, according to all of the agriculture experts, and my staff we went to this and we got the actual numbers. there's no argument that this bill will put 1.6, and this is conservative, 1.6 million americans off of s.n.a.p., and that, mr. chairman, is, quite honestly, the purpose of your bill. because that is the end result. and i think that you will champion the fact that when you say and others who are championing this bill, oh, we get a great thing. what was that? we put 1.6 million people off of s.n.a.p. so let's get all of the kick about it. it's going to put 1.6 million. and this categorical eligibility that our committee members are talking about now will put 400,000 of these 1.6 million off of s.n.a.p. pic and every one of these folks would qualify for benefits to get the food that they need, but in order to do that there are hopes that you are putting forward there so that you will not take the blame for putting them off. but