What steps are you taking to ensure that postal service no longer leaves our veterans going weeks without important quality of life prescriptions?

Do you think that defund the police signs around the District of Columbia, and advocating for this is incentivizing----

Your policies are clearly making your city more dangerous, not safer.

Do you believe that Washington, DC. would be safer and more secure if you hired more police officers rather than decreasing the number of recruitment by 200?

So, you want more police officers?

We have to reduce the 234 million acres of forest that is currently considered high risk for these dangerous and catastrophic wildfires.

Wildfire has become a major focus for many of us here in Congress, myself included.

Is Washington, DC, more dangerous now that you are in office?

This is a big deal for my constituents in Mesa County.

And hearts and thoughts go out to you and to Mr. LaMalfa's community as they continue to recover years later.

I couldn't agree with you more, and a lot more for us to do, so excited to get the CFLRP reauthorization across the finish line and continue to build on that work.

What would you say to the law-abiding citizens here in Washington, DC, who, because of policies you have supported, are unable to defend themselves with this rise in crime, crime going up 27 percent?

This is kind of amazing. This is breathtakingly arrogant on the part of the agency.

I hope that I can convince one of my Republican colleagues here on the other side of the aisle to support us on this legislation again, which is common sense and would honor wildland firefighters across the country.

I live in a drilling community, and I can testify that we have been regulated into poverty with our oil and gas production because politicians get into office, and virtue signal, and make these false claims about our good, clean energy…

we have to prevent these catastrophic wildfires, and certainly prescribed burns is one great way to do that

I think the Forest Service has the ability today to do this work, which is precisely why they have launched their 10-year landscape project plan.

Madam Mayor, my time is up, but you know exactly what you need to make Washington, DC. safer. You know that you need more police officers.