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Absolutely, 100 percent and it's very clear.

It has been very disappointing for many of us on the committee who enjoyed the bipartisan atmosphere of that committee previous to this.

Excessive regulation negatively affects productivity growth by misallocating labor and creating restrictions on entry.

I enjoyed listening to the minority whip, and I don't believe the President is as heartless as he is indicating, but the President does want the American laws to be observed. There are ways of getting that done, and I think he is doing…

It's concerning to me that we were unable to get a straight answer on a matter like this from the agency at the heart of our efforts to protect American consumers from counterfeit goods.

There is a better way to address China's actions than to impose a new, across-the-board tax on U.S. consumers and businesses.

Truly, there is a better way to address China's actions than to impose a new, across-the-board tax on U.S. consumers and businesses.

In the end, these tariffs are not a tax on foreign steel and aluminum producers, but rather a tax on American citizens and businesses.

I think that we can and should do something about this, not just for our legacy parks, but the other units.

I think the National Park Service Legacy Act that Congressman Will Hurd has that is a bipartisan bill, one that I am a co-sponsor, that is a companion measure to the Warner bill on the Senate side, is the way to do it.

There is no question that decades of misplaced priorities in Congress and the executive have placed our Federal land management agencies in this position.

There has to be some kind of innovative and creative solution to actually solve the problem.

About a decade ago, we tried to just throw money at the situation, a big pile of money that went to the Interior Department, most of which was mismanaged, but it did not solve the problem.

We have problems. This Committee is hearing testimony because the Department of the Interior manages over 500 million acres of surface land.

A bill introduced by Representative Curtis would expedite environmental reviews for broadband projects using existing operational rights of way on Federal lands.

That's something that brings me, sort of keeps me up at night at how we respond.

I'm very confident the U.S. Government has a response if a major cyberattack were to occur.

I'm extremely concerned about the disparity between our industries.