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Colorado actually just recently became the first state where residents have the opportunity to pay their taxes in cryptocurrency.

Considering these events, it is vital we closely examine current regulations to ensure investors are appropriately protected.

overclassification of space matters is a serious issue that I believe is inhibiting rapid progress in space technology developments.

I'm deeply concerned about moving Space Command's headquarters. I believe it will undermine our national security.

There is volatility in part because of this lack of a Federal regulatory regime, and it has caused harm to customers.

We must also include the appropriate funding for the CFTC to continue carrying out its mission.

there has been a lot of evolution since the start of Bitcoin in 2009.

we need strong customer protections that involve disclosures that are clear and material.

it is clear that Congress needs to enact appropriate legislative solutions.

This bill, it is dead on arrival in the House, certainly dead on arrival in the Senate, it won't be signed by the President.

Republicans put forward a budget, and they bragged about how this budget is cutting spending, aggressively cutting spending.

Instead of engaging in active management to reduce the size and number of wildfires, this Administration chose to spend billions on the back end, putting out wildfires.

I wish that you had the opportunity to use even more.

Neguse, Hon. Joe, a Representative in Congress from the State of Colorado.

I am very pleased to see the Forest Service has taken a comprehensive approach to wildfire management.

The moment, the moment, there begins to be an outcry from the public about a variety of the different draconian cuts that this budget imposes, they disclaim that their budget does anything of the sort.

The need for more active forest management in Colorado could not be more apparent.

So, Chief Moore, is the Forest Service still prevented from carrying out fuel removal using categorical exclusions because of the appellate Bosworth decision?