Mr. Speaker, there are many areas where we have been unified in our response to Ukraine, but it is not unifying to say leave Russia's oil off the table in terms of sanctions. That was left out by President Biden. When he issued sanctions…

I appreciate that clarification because it is in President Biden's set of sanctions that he specifically exempted energy. Clearly, that is not unifying, even to us. But it is the money that is still allowed to be flowing into Russia, into…

As we talk about this energy policy difference, again, I do think it could be unifying. I do think we can get to a point where we recognize some of the impediments that are real today. While the President says Make It In America, there are…

Mr. Speaker, probably about 4 days ago, where he was talking about getting energy production addressed and some other things addressed. We shouldn't have a strategy that involves Russia helping us right now or Putin helping us right now…

Mr. Speaker, first of all, I have been very clear from the very beginning, anyone who broke into this Capitol ought to be held accountable and is being held accountable. More arrests have been made than probably all of the cities where…

Just again, we condemn violence of all kinds: Political violence, people that just commit violence because they want to or they think they can get away with it or they think somebody will bail them out if they do it. But we should do it…

Mr. Speaker, I share the gentleman's expression of unified support with the people of Ukraine. Clearly, we stand with the heroic people of Ukraine, President Zelensky, and the inspiration he has been showing to the world, and the strong…

They always have wanted to raise taxes on working people, so they can pay for the taxes for their donors, rich people.

You take the cash, you bring out the trash.

I think he was kind of almost experiencing -- this was -- he was kind of born to be president at this moment. And I certainly hope that`s the case. And I think he`s doing a good job so far.

Well, some of this is disorder, the foreign policy stuff, gas prices. And as this recovery is impressive -- in 1994, the economy of the United States was actually getting pretty good.

Thank you, my friend, for your leadership. That was well said. As we say over and over and over, energy security is national security, and it is unconscionable that we are funding Putin's aggression in Ukraine. Madam Speaker, I am happy to…

Well said. The hypocrisy was on display last night. It is just absurd. Madam Speaker, I am happy to yield next to the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Good).

Madam Speaker, President Biden's address to the Nation last night was a missed opportunity. Our country is mired in a historic number of crises of the President and his party's own making at home, at our border, and abroad. The rhetoric in…

The words of the psalmist resonate today as much as they did when they were written so many years ago, and our God is faithful. I thank the gentlewoman for putting that in perspective tonight. Madam Speaker, I am happy to yield next to the…

Madam Speaker, energy policy is national security policy. Energy security is national security. We know that acutely now. Madam Speaker, I am delighted to yield next to the gentlewoman from Michigan (Mrs. McClain). Mrs. McCLAIN. Madam…

Madam Speaker, I thank my friend. Very well said. Madam Speaker, I am happy now to yield to the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Keller), who announced this week that he will not be seeking reelection, and he will be sorely missed because…

Madam Speaker, I thank my friend. I appreciate him very much. Madam Speaker, I am happy to yield to the gentleman from South Carolina (Mr. Wilson), who has been a mentor to me and so many others in Congress.