Thank you, all. I look forward to our ongoing partnership in this.

The letter expresses support for President Biden's Waters of the U.S. Rule and emphasizes the impact of clean water on hunting and fishing opportunities.

The United States is not leading the world in reducing global emissions.

Earlier this week, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest report underscoring the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

You are doing an exemplary job, and we thank you and the team that you lead.

for the last 6, 7 months, each month, you may have noticed the rate of inflation is going down, down, down.

I very much believe we should be back in UNESCO. Again, not as a gift to UNESCO, but because things that are happening at UNESCO actually matter, and if we are not there, we are not shaping it.

I was surprised to see a proposal to cut their budget by 40 percent.

A presentation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs made it very clear that the recent initiative taken by the Biden administration to require an application, a legal process crossing at that border point, brought down dramatically entrants…

The more we are engaged in the world now, the better we can address and prevent these challenges before they reach our door.

Thank you for your persistent engagement on critical issues that matter to all of us.

I take my statutory requirement to keep Congress fully and currently informed seriously.

If you are really serious about countering China, and we all are, you have to show up.

I look forward to working closely with you on that, your budget proposes a $2 billion mandatory to the DFC.

The fortress model of conservation has demonstrably failed, and we need a human-centered and indigenously informed model.

A lot of this happens in very difficult, unstable locations, Eastern DRC, for example, is a difficult place in which to conduct counter-poaching activities.

Americans can rest assured that our banking system is safe.

I’m going to ask Congress and the banking regulators to strengthen the rules for banks, to make it less likely this kind of bank failure would happen again.