I am very troubled about the fact that after we made all that progress over ten years, we still get held up in red tape and bureaucracy.

I am very troubled about the fact that after we made all that progress over ten years, we still get held up in red tape and bureaucracy.

This is the biggest investment in climate, and as Chairman Manchin has always talked about, a sensible energy policy for the future.

I am having flashbacks in terms of what we were facing in 2020. Every member of my office was working to try and deal with panicked people who couldn't get through to get their unemployment in a system that was bogged down, 600 percent…

Technological neutrality really grew out of those meetings that we started in June 2012.

Technological neutrality really grew out of those meetings that we started in June 2012.

We are going to have to bring together Democrats and Republicans, as Chairman Manchin talks about.

This is the biggest investment in climate, and as Chairman Manchin has always talked about, a sensible energy policy for the future.

Well said, and my time is up. Going all the way back to those conversations that began in June 2012, we always said that the needs of workers and energy security and a sensible climate policy, these were not mutually exclusive. We could…

It's disgraceful that we have not done more to open up humanitarian pathways for Hong Kongers to the United States of America.

We must stand up for those who are silenced and imprisoned for their beliefs.

One of the challenges we have in the United States is the amount of money that fossil fuel industry injects into our elections.

I think it is easier for us to deal with that than just going on simply piling on regulations on poor people.

I think there are opportunities to be able to deal meaningfully with the deficit in ways that can actually bring people together rather than divide them.

I would like to join you both.

I really support the green hydrogen effort and the applications for its cost effectiveness.

One of the challenges we have in the United States is the amount of money that fossil fuel industry injects into our elections.

We always said that the needs of workers and energy security and a sensible climate policy, these were not mutually exclusive.