We need to call it out aggressively and say it's not okay to say that some group of Americans is somehow the enemy just because of who they are or who they love.

This is a way to reduce self-harm and suicide, as well as to reduce violent actions.

Colorado Springs is our second largest city in Colorado. Club Q is the main LGBTQ+ venue. It's a respite for people across not just El Paso County, but Southern Colorado, Northern New Mexico, a place that builds community in areas of the…

First, thank you to American hero, Richard Fierro and thank you for featuring him on your show. His actions along with the actions of Thomas James, who himself is recovering from bullet wounds helped save the lives of perhaps dozens of…

We need to take a solid look at our public safety laws, including Red Flag Laws to make sure that they're brought to bear when they can save lives.

I thank the gentleman for yielding. Madam Speaker, this bill is very simple. It removes a muzzle from employees if they have been raped or harassed in the workplace. By allowing women to expose predators in the workplace, this legislation…

I am glad to see Tribes advocating for their treaties with such conviction, and today's hearing represents a starting point in that bipartisan process of recognizing Tribal treaty rights.

It is my firm belief and expectation that the House of Representatives will take swift action to seat our delegate to Congress.

It seems clear from the language of the treaty that this right is not self-executing and would require action by Congress to implement.

I urge you to seat Kim Teehee without delay.

I have always voiced my support for the Federal Government to honor its treaty obligations.

And I want to thank the panel and all your colleagues for your persistence and your perseverance with this project because it had a few ups and downs over the course of its life.

If the House ultimately decides to move forward, it will only do so after a bipartisan recognition of the claim and a bipartisan process going forward.

It’s so great to finally see somebody like us, not just running for congress but possibly representing us.

Latinos in Colorado are very different from Latinos across the country, and Latinos across the 8th district are different from one another. But what I can tell you I saw in this campaign was how unified they were behind having a voice.

In many ways, the story of my family is the story of this district — my parents immigrated here to afford us a better life.

What I would focus on is the same needs that every community around has — the ability to have a fair shake at living in Colorado and living your dream.

The government should not be interfering with this right. I will make sure we codify Roe v. Wade.