Unfortunately, I will just say, Madam Secretary, that we have been frustrated that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have not put this bill on the Floor for a vote.

What steps can the Department of the Interior take to expedite the process and ensure that Warrior Met Coal can move forward?

I would just simply say, again, there have been a number of misstatements with respect to the constitutionality and the statutory authority of this particular rule that has been promulgated by the BLM. It is clearly constitutional. It is…

Do you really think that this rule will stand up to legal challenge in court?

We are proud of your service and your family's service to our country.

I thank my colleague from Florida (Mrs. Cherfilus-McCormick) for her leadership. I also thank the chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, Chairman Horsford, and all of my colleagues gathered today to honor a great man, a kind man, and…

I, too, stand here today celebrating the success story of the Endangered Species Act, seeing that the gray wolf has been fully recovered. I also stand today, Mr. Speaker, in defense of our farmers and ranchers, just like the Farrell family…

Since the Biden administration took office, 3.5 million acres of working Federal lands have been locked up.

As long as she continues to get the attention, she's going to continue to threaten this motion.

I do. I think that she will probably file a motion to vacate. I think that President Trump came out against the very bills that are the basis for Marjorie Taylor Greene's position, and I think that ultimately, Mike Johnson, Speaker Johnson…

Well, I think that anytime the propaganda arm of a war criminal like Vladimir Putin is talking about how beautiful Marjorie Taylor Greene is, or how smart she is, I think that would be an insult to any other American other than Marjorie…

Well, I think it is a conclusion that many are reaching in Cap -- on Capitol Hill, in America, frankly, the idea that a Republican believes that Russia is a country that we should be promoting, that anything having to do with the war…

This is Federal Decision-Making at its Worst.

It will be a loss for our recreation community because then the Fish and Wildlife Service is obligated to authorize the take of desert tortoises.

This Administration cut a sue-and-settle, back-room deal with fringe environmental groups.

By advancing this legislation, we are promoting true conservation rooted in local input, rather than preservationist policies handed down by the Biden administration.

This rule, which the BLM finalized just 4 days ago, undermines the agency's statutory multiple-use mandate and limits access to Utah's public lands for energy and mineral development, grazing, forest management, and recreation.

The political appointees in Washington, D.C., know precisely their end outcome.