We have the money, big piles of it, but nothing--at least not enough--is happening.

Today's hearing is about protecting people's access to our natural resources and about modernizing slightly our government.

We are forcing American consumers to pay the highest drug prices in the world, assuming that this filters out in terms of innovation.

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

There's a big success in Australia of rooftop solar. Congratulations. One out of three households. That's remarkable.

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

Thank you very much. I didn't go to Wharton, but I did spend 25 years working in manufacturing distribution in international and domestic trade.

This loophole is swallowing the exception in ways that are really detrimental to American business and the safety of American consumers.

This has happened because we blew up the common collective tool that we worked out in 1974, and it worked for 22 years.

Only for reducing the deficit, we will create a filibuster free pathway.

This has happened because we blew up the common collective tool that we worked out in 1974, and it worked for 22 years.

Only for reducing the deficit, we will create a filibuster free pathway.

It's very clear that many people on my side of the aisle think we need to reduce the deficit by raising revenue from those who pay the least, that is the rich and the corporations.

It's very clear that many people on my side of the aisle think we need to reduce the deficit by raising revenue from those who pay the least, that is the rich and the corporations.

And the deal was for reducing the deficit. Only for reducing the deficit, we will create a filibuster free pathway.

And with that, this hearing is adjourned.

Well my commentary to using, not using if you will, the debt ceiling in this fashion, which we hold each other hostage.

It's very clear that many people on my side of the aisle think we need to reduce the deficit by raising revenue from those who pay the least, that is the rich and the corporations.