We really appreciate you coming and we are going to move on to our second panel now.

Thank you, Commissioner.

Sabotage at the Election Commission.

Mr. Chairman, you are a courageous man.

I think her ability to just focus on good common-sense solutions is very, very important and I am very excited that she is now in the job and going to be working with you.

The entire State of New Mexico is in a severe drought, with 86 percent of the drought considered extreme.

Your office's mission is to protect families and the environment from potential risks from pesticides and toxic chemicals.

This office provides the chief legal advice to the EPA, providing legal support for Agency rules and policies.

Maybe there's a big deal to be had here. I may damage my fiscal hawk credentials, but I think there's a way to find--that's something to think about for the long run because our national parks, public lands, need this attention.

This really shouldn't be a choice between LWCF and anything else.

I want to share it with everyone that I appreciate that the bill includes a provision on revenue sharing for onshore development of renewable energy on Federal lands.

We haven't kept that promise.

I can't tell you how many soccer fields and baseball diamonds and other things have been funded across the Nation with that effort.

I think this is a healthy discussion.

You've got to wonder if the point is to bridge the valley of death, but there's this incredible resistance to taking on any sort of risk.

The climate of the southwest is in a State of transformation.

Climate change, global warming, climate disruption are having a huge impact in the Southwest.

Is it possible that severe drought will be with us more often from now on?