Thank you, that is what I was really looking for, Pakistan and Yemen.

If you oppress women you are oppressing one half of your population and thus you are cutting yourself off from a lot of economic activity.

Well, let's just note--Mr. Chairman, thank you. And we note here that on Capitol Hill it was a female police officer that saved the lives of several Members of Congress who were under attack.

I would like to ask a couple questions. I think, Ms. Iskenderian, you talked a little bit about kind of going cashless.

Every few months I remind you that you have not yet used your authority to break up the too-big-to-fail institutions.

Oftentimes, due to budgetary scoring rules, GSA undergoes successive operating leases, also resulting in paying for properties multiple times their value over the long run.

Thank you for holding a hearing on this very important issue and this very bipartisan bill.

If GSA could utilize public-private partnerships like ground lease, leasebacks without needing to provide the total project cost upfront, would GSA be interested in pursuing such opportunities?

Just 2 weeks ago, we learned that the oil and gas companies currently hold 7,950 approved drilling permits that they have not used.

Lifting regulations on the oil and gas industry, while giving them more of our oceans to play with is a dangerous combination.

Interior is going to become the worst neighbor imaginable.

But now the Trump administration wants to take us backwards.

I write today regarding your July 12, 2017 oversight hearing on 'Evaluating Federal Offshore Oil and Gas Development on the Outer Continental Shelf.'

Dear Chairman Gosar and Ranking Member Lowenthal: In connection with your July 12, 2017 oversight hearing on 'Evaluating Federal Offshore Oil and Gas Development on the Outer Continental Shelf,' North Carolina Farm Bureau conveys its…

It was not one-sided, it was really thoughtful.

But we obviously were not safe.

The Department of the Interior will be a better neighbor in the new Trump administration.

Opening up the Atlantic Ocean to offshore drilling, we believe, is looking backwards and is not Maryland's energy choice.