Henry Hyde

But we still have a longstanding law in the United States under the Hyde Amendment.

Henry Hyde, of course, many of you remember, who was a great pro-life advocate.

advocate, uh, from, uh, the, uh, from, uh, uh, trying to remember what state, uh, Henry Hyde was from, but he was, uh, someone, uh, that, um, was a very big proponent of Illinois.

Sorry.

I just remembered Illinois was where he was from.

Yeah.

And even on the floor, Henry Hyde, who was a right-wing Republican, he was chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee; and Tom Lantos, who was pretty to the right of Democrats-

Mm-hmm

...

Well, that's a great point, Tudor.

I remember when I was going through the impeachment of Clinton in 1998, and my counterpart, who was the chief counsel on the Republican side for Henry Hyde, we were great friends.

We would have lunch all the time.

We would talk.

That's that gravitational pull for me that I'm always trying to get back to.

Congressman Moore started as a Hill staffer on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, working under pro-life Congressman Henry Hyde.

One of his passions is making known the persecution of Christians around the world, especially in Nigeria, which he says has gone largely

unnoticed.

My beloved Evanston went Democrat in the 70s.

But DuPage, man, they'd be like Henry Hyde country.

OK, James Pate, Philip country.

Look it up, youngsters.