I am concerned that the Biden Treasury is putting the interest of foreign governments before U.S. businesses and the American economy.

They have an agenda that they are going to try to achieve, and they are going to cram it down the throats of the American people.

Let me remind the DAV that Senator Sinema and I have introduced the Veteran Caregiver Re-education, Re-employment, and Retirement Act to provide caregivers with needed support.

The Biden administration leapfrogged Congress and put the interest of foreign governments ahead of the concerns of the men and women elected to represent Americans' taxpayers.

We must take great care so that our natural capital accounting system will best serve our nation, rather than serve as a weapon to achieve partisan goals.

I was extremely disappointed in the Minority for failing to produce a single witness.

No one is willing to defend President Biden's policies, because they know that they are indefensible.

The Biden administration is negotiating a bad business deal for America where U.S. companies and taxpayers will foot the bill.

Natural capital accounting and ecosystem services valuation are nothing more than a continuation of the Biden administrations assault against our natural resources and public lands.

Protecting our natural resources and public lands is an issue which should unite us all.

We should not be considering or supporting any legislation that allows $1 of U.S. taxpayer money to go to the Chinese Communist Party.

Let's state the facts here. Two-thirds majority is required in the Senate for enactment of Pillar 1.

we must take great care so that our natural capital accounting system will best serve our Nation, rather than serve as a weapon to achieve partisan goals.

the Biden administration is bypassing Congress through Executive overreach to force natural capital accounting and ecosystem services valuation on the Federal government and American people.

The Biden Treasury Department has worked with OECD and foreign governments to cramp this Pillar 1 proposal instead of with the legislative body which represents the Americans that will have to pay for this deal.

The aspect I find most ironic, Pillar 1 falls apart without the United States' invested interest.

It is my belief that this still now represents a foot in the door for more extraterritorial taxes on successful businesses.

I have been in ardent opposition to Pillar 2, the global minimum tax, especially the UTPR provision.