horrible and not the America I know

not the America I know

It’s horrible. It is shocking at every level. It’s not the America I know.

Not only would a large portion of Alaska communities lose their local programming, but warning systems for natural disasters, power outages, boil water advisories, and other alerts would be severely hampered.

It is shocking at every level. It's not the America I know.

Believe me, no one needs to be encouraged to boo the media.

It’s horrible. It is shocking at every level.

Not only would a large portion of Alaska communities lose their local programming, but warning systems for natural disasters, power outages, boil water advisories and other alerts would be severely hampered.

Oh, I’ll give you a list.

The public media system is an invaluable resource that saves lives in Alaska.

It's going to be a little bit different if you're out in a rural area where you don't have the opportunity for jobs unless you move into the city.

It's about $170 billion in savings that could be had if we were to eliminate that.

We paid out more last year on our debt, $36 trillion in debt, with $950 billion in interest going to bondholders all over the world, including in China. That $950 billion didn't go to build a bridge or an F-35. We paid more on the interest…

If something is directly presented to the parliamentarian by way of a parliamentary inquiry, she answers one way and then you have an effort to override that, that’s a concern, right?

termination of certain clean energy tax credits enacted in 2022 would create uncertainty, jeopardizing capital allocation, long-term project planning, and job creation.

He’s got to remember that he’s living there, but it’s the people’s house, right?

I don’t think it would be appropriate for me to charge people to come into the Capitol and take a tour.

We are all afraid, because retaliation is real.