I'm really glad to join both of you to keep talking about the investments that we've got to make to support our troops and keep our country safe.

ensuring that our Tribes and indigenous communities have access to clean, reliable power is really critical, we recently provided $75 million in the Inflation Reduction Act for the Tribal Loan Guarantee Program to help our Tribes and…

We need to return to regular order and pass our Nation's funding bills in a timely bipartisan way.

I expect to hear more following the Army's review of the safety procedures about how we are preventing future tragedies because at the end of the day the heart of our military isn't our weapons or our equipment, it is the brave and…

It's really important to me that this conversation also focuses on getting our military families the support they need, like childcare and mental healthcare and good housing and schools, and we also have to make sure we're keeping men and…

But, first of all, let me just say, Chairman Tester and Vice Chair Collins, who is being filled in by Senator Moran today, I'm really glad to join both of you to keep talking about the investments that we've got to make to support our…

Do you think we need more resources?

I want to make sure that these cold cases don't go unanswered.

We need more resources. We need everybody working together to try to tackle this issue.

I think the chairman has done a really good job of pulling those hearings together.

Modernization, I believe, is the most critical thing that we need to do to make sure that we have the Joint All-Domain Command and Control.

You can't both vote to cut the discretionary budget and then complain at the DOD for not spending enough money.

Eighty-one percent know that to be the case.

It has not been an easy time to be in the positions that you are in. You have both done an outstanding job.

We have this logical challenge here in terms of, here is what we would like to do, here is how much money we have.

More than 2.8 million antibiotic-resistant infections occur in the United States each year, resulting in more than 35,000 deaths.

I have heard a lot of my colleagues talking about how we are just going to do a CR [Continuing Resolution] this year. That would be a complete and total disaster for the United States military, for the ability of this country to defend…

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to start by echoing your last comment and thanking General Berger and Admiral Gilday for their leadership in these current positions.