I come to the floor today to speak a little bit about the rule of law and President Trump's approach to what has happened as far as the Mueller investigation. The rule of law has protected our Nation's democracy, institutions, and citizens…

I was unavoidably absent due to a family medical emergency for rollcall vote No. 28. Had I been present, I would have voted yea on the confirmation of Andrei Iancu, of California, to be Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property…

These commonsense bills would hold the Federal Government accountable for promises that have been made to our constituents.

National monument status brings important economic benefits as well.

Protecting Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks is a grassroots effort that began a decade ago.

A wilderness designation will enhance recreational opportunities in these pristine areas.

First, the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Conservation Act would complete the community proposal for the region included in the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument that was designated in 2014.

I firmly believe we have done that.

Thank you, Chairman Lee and Ranking Member Heinrich, for the opportunity to provide a statement to the Subcommittee in support of the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Conservation Act, S. 441, and the permanent reauthorization of the…

I think we really need to put some thought into this, because this is a situation that feels like it could get ahead of all of us very quickly.

Secretary Rapuano, over the past year, we've heard news reports highlighting problems facing servicemembers and veterans seeking treatment at the Department of Veterans Affairs whose radiation exposure was not recorded or tracked.

I want to thank, in particular, my colleague from New Mexico, Senator Udall, for his superb leadership on these bills over the course of many years now.

I think the government manages on behalf of all of us and our constituents.

It is an uncertain time.

I think we have to make this investment. I don't think there's any doubt about it.

I think we need the answers to your questions.

It's important to every bureau of the FCC to engage directly with tribal nations.

I think baseload, oftentimes today, is more of a political term than an engineering term.