I thank the gentleman for his remarks, and I thank all 18 of our speakers. All 18 felt so strongly that they came here during their evening and dedicated themselves to making sure that a message was heard in America, a message that we will…

I thank the gentlewoman and wish her safe travels back to our great State. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Missouri (Mr. Burlison), who is a hunter, a fisherman, and a great American.

There should be nothing more bipartisan than ensuring American tax dollars aren't stolen by fraudsters.

According to Border Patrol, there have been approximately 1.2 million known got-aways since President Biden took office.

...since November enough fentanyl to kill 2.1 billion people has been seized at the southern border.

Five hundred and sixty billion dollars we are projecting, and we have hundreds of billions of dollars lost, causing massive inflation.

If we do not have the labor to actually get these crops in we are going to have a huge problem in this country.

I thank the gentleman for yielding, and I have not literally lit this place on fire. At midnight Tuesday, January 24, 2023, ``Newsmax'' was removed from DIRECTV, DIRECTV STREAM, and U-verse, denying 13 million customers this highly rated…

I have been a long-standing champion of stronger vehicle emissions rules.

The increased importance placed on energy security as a result of the Russia-Ukraine war leads over time to a shift away from fossil fuels toward locally produced nonfossil fuels, accelerating the energy transition.

Increased U.S. production will not necessarily protect American consumers from volatile energy prices because we are still connected to the international market.

These policies will not expand our potential for new renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar.

I think our goal should be energy security, which means relying on clean energy produced here in the United States and working with our allies around the world.

I think we all know that this is not because they are great environmentalists. They are doing it because that is where the future is, that is where the money is.

I think that we could work together on supporting the research that we need to advance new clean energy technologies.

That all should make us want to redouble our efforts here to move away from 20th century energy sources to the energy sources of the future, and the U.S. needs to lead here, not China.

We have to stop retreating to our corners and seeing everything as a zero sum game for whatever side.

I was disturbed that the majority memo that I read didn't mention renewable energy sources one single time.