We have to offer solutions. I believe it is one of the factors that is holding our economy back.

There is a palpable animus, a hostility toward conservatives that comes through in her work emails.

Congress... has not only the right but, frankly, an obligation to provide oversight over an agency.

We have got to get the American people aware that you have got to get to work. It is about jobs, jobs, jobs, and more jobs.

The President of the United States... prejudges an investigation while the investigation is pending.

If you talk about reducing the outgo, cutting people's benefits, you make that population angry.

We have got less money coming in than going out in the long run, and that money will run out eventually.

I want you to imagine waking up and you learn that agents of an agency that you already fear... are targeting people based on their political ideology.

I announce that the Senator from Delaware (Mr. Coons) and the Senator from Virginia (Mr. Kaine) are necessarily absent. I further announce that, if present and voting, the Senator from Virginia (Mr. Kaine) would vote ``yea.'' The yeas and…

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successful impeachments are bipartisan efforts, and partisan attacks cloaked in the impeachment process are doomed from the start.

This should be the end of assessments required by NEPA.

For CEQ, it appears that advancing a questionable agenda at all costs is more important that ensuring that the law, science, and sound economic reasonings are going to be honored.

Hundreds of NEPA-related lawsuits have been filed against the Federal Government during this Administration, and this guidance will encourage these litigious groups.

That is not how our system of government is supposed to work.

However, it is Congress' responsibility, through oversight and passing legislation, not the executive branch's responsibility through guidances.

The committee will come to order, as well as the audience, even though you haven't said a word already this morning.

This guidance, rather than helping the environment, in the end will hurt it by driving up the costs for processing of permitting activities that support millions of jobs.