
Is it true that the Federal deficit has been reduced by over $1.7 trillion just in the last 2 years?
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Is it true that the Federal deficit has been reduced by over $1.7 trillion just in the last 2 years?

Nevada plays a major role in national security and in the aerospace sector.

I have introduced a bill with Marsha Blackburn, the Cyber Ready Workforce Act, to surge up capacity with the Department of Labor (DOL).

Securing the health care and public health sector we know is critical to protecting our national security.

Over the past three years, the health care data breaches have doubled.

I did have a bill last year to strengthen medical device cybersecurity, the updated the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidance.

workforce attrition, there is lengthy training periods, there is forced early retirement, coupled with the stop and go funding we have had with sequestration, it really had a lasting negative effect on our air traffic control workforce.

that debt was incurred by both previous Republican and Democratic administrations; correct?

I have some of that legislation myself I have sponsored.

the Inflation Reduction Act and the work that we have been doing to lead us into this clean energy future requires a bridge to get us there.

Increasing the ability for Federal loans for pilots, not only, you know, for everybody to get a more diverse workforce, allow people that traditionally wouldn't be able to get into the workforce ability to get funding is essential.

I just think that it's a really important part of our workforce that we need to continue to see thrive and grow.

And it is also true what you said earlier that this budget proposed by this administration looks at also an additional deficit reduction of $3 trillion over 10 years?

the guidance in general that you have talked about?

We need to be expanding flood insurance to everyone who needs it.

It is an incredible paradox that we find ourselves in.

I think we should be doing everything to support the people living there, the businesses there, and hold accountable anybody who contributed to that negligence.

I am third-generation Nevadan. We were also told by the scientists in the Federal Government that atomic testing in Nevada deserts was safe for everyone. And that has proven not to be the case.