I think there is a big potential bipartisan compromise, perhaps more funding for much more aggressive permitting reforms.

I think we can do better, but I think we have done darn well.

Investing in the fossil energy sector in the United States of America is the single best way to lower carbon emissions globally.

Many of the policies that my friends on the left want to promote simply transfer their climate guilt to other countries.

I think we have this tendency suddenly in our culture today, for whatever reason, to think that energy is an industry sector over here and we can just sort of set that aside over there.

I want to help you be part of the solution to this transition that we talk about of lower emissions, and I would say that is going to involve a lot of investment in the United States of America's energy sector, including fossil energy.

I believe that the United States of America is the solution in the transition.

Showing us those metrics is going to be very important.

If you could provide, in addition to what I asked initially is how many have been returned to their country of origin versus how many stay of the more than 178,000 came in April.

I am looking forward to spending more time with you to talk about the specifics as we roll it out.

Do you agree that we should keep the 80-20 split between highways and transit?

I think it is great, I think it is partial.

I think your idea at Grand Forks is extraordinary and something we ought to look into.

Well, we should definitely do that.

I have put in legislation with Senator Pat Leahy to make sure that the Guard and all Reserve components can use both.

I just really have one questions, and I do not care what order we go in.

How are they going to be able to do their job so that they can handle what's going on on the southern border?

Would you agree with me when you talk to your Border Patrol agents, they tell you they need barriers, physical barriers, technology, and people?