I appreciate the fact that at this first legislative hearing that the Committee has held this year that it encompasses these very important topics that we are speaking of today regarding the health and protection of Native children.

S. 1797, again, the Urban Indian Health Providers Facilities Improvement Act will be significant as we look to make renovations, construct or expand health facilities used by UIOs to provide care of urban Indian patients.

I have been proud to work on many legislative efforts to protect the vulnerable, whether that is supporting Native children, reducing domestic violence against Native women, or addressing the ongoing epidemic of missing or murdered…

S. 1895, the Indian Health Services Sanitation Facilities Construction Enhancement Act--that is too long of a title--introduced by Senator Lujan, with Senator Heinrich, Senator Sinema, is focused on addressing the water and sanitation…

I just want to acknowledge, and again when we think about health disparities, so many of the other contributing factors that are at play.

American Indian and Alaska Native children had the highest rates of victimization, 14.8 per 1,000 children.

We must ensure that we are doing everything we can to support our tribal communities.

Thank you, Mr. Grinnell.

It`s kind of a big gulp. It sounds to me like their approach to paying for $3.5 trillion packages to increase taxes. And if that`s the case, I don`t think you`re going to have a single Republican.

Asymmetric advantage the Chinese have over us is that we have an entire finance class... very comfortable investing in not just China.

I don't think that is a good idea, forcefully or not, but how do we think about that when we think about selective decoupling as well?

The more the Chinese Communist Party opens its mouth, the more I think our European allies are recognizing what the reality is.

Those companies and countries were very closely tracking what was going on with our legislation and the CHIPS Act.

I find this very, very troubling and yet some of our biggest finance executives seem to be completely fine with it.

I know that in the Boston area, they import a lot of LNG from Russia. Very bad policy, by the way, the State of Massachusetts.

I don't think it is a partisan topic.

There is a far left element of the Biden administration that thinks we can get rid of fossil fuels. We can't.

You will kill millions of union jobs. The President is already pretty good at that.