Mr. Chair, I rise in support of the manager's amendment. This amendment provides a new bill name that incorporates the underlying policies from each of its component bills and reflects additional technical changes that have been outlined…

Mr. Chair, again, I just would thank all who have been involved with the effort here--from my perspective, particularly Representative Collins, Dr. Bucshon, Representative Welch, and others who put together, I think, a good effort here to…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak about one of the most important issues facing the San Joaquin Valley, and that is the access to water. California has received well-above-average rainfall during the months of December and January. But…

Mr. Speaker, today I want to bring attention to another myth about gun violence: the suggestion that more guns are the key to reducing gun violence. On December 4, just days after San Bernardino, Senator Ted Cruz said, ``You stop bad guys…

Mr. Speaker, in my district in northern New York, Canada is more than just a bordering nation. They are our neighbors and our friends. Canadians and upstate New Yorkers enjoy their summers together fishing along the St. Lawrence River…

It is abundantly clear that billions of taxpayer dollars were put at undue risk though the Loan Program Office.

I want to be clear, Mr. McCall, that this committee holds you accountable for the billions of taxpayer dollars at your discretion.

Mr. Speaker, on Wednesday, March 2, 2016, I was absent during rollcall vote No. 105. Had I been present, I would have voted ``aye'' on final passage of H.R. 3716--Ensuring Access to Quality Medicaid Providers.

Today's hearing is an examination of the Administration's effort to use taxpayer dollars to fund a massive green energy experiment.

Emails. Emails seem to be a very popular thing these days.

The resulting renewable power dotted across our nation is threatening the reliability of our electrical grid.

It's important that these technologies be brought to commercial scale by market forces, not political whims.

Mr. Speaker, today a bipartisan group of several dozen Members from both sides of the aisle led by Adam Kinzinger and me were going to be sending a letter to Secretary Kerry, and I am pleased to say we don't have to send it. The origin of…

I will tell you this was a fascinating hearing.

Just in case anyone was wondering, we do have a vote on.

Thank you. And thanks for bringing the peripherals today.

Look, I want you all to know what you are up against with this congressional panel.

Good morning and welcome to another installment of our Disrupter Series hearings.