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Now is the time to double down on America's space program and commit the resources necessary to keeping America first in space.

And I think one of the reasons for that is we have new technologies that have been--we have been able to tap into shale fields and others and extract natural resources, but specifically natural gas, but oil as well from the ground.

reliance solely on video conferences has, quote, ``had disastrous effects on detained immigrants, the ability of their attorneys effectively to represent them, and the efficiency of the immigration court,'' unquote.

we have made tremendous progress in that regard, where we are talking today about being a net exporter of energy.

I do think there is a difference around the idea of electric vehicles and, you know, sort of the transition.

I think we are setting a really bad example around the world right now.

I want to encourage you to commission such a study or report so that we are basing our decisions on, you know, facts and evidence.

The NCA is a comprehensive, scientifically rigorous analysis and assessment of the available information primarily from the U.S. Government, yes.

Climate-related disasters in developing countries not only have significant regional, local and regional socioeconomic impacts, but also set back U.S. investments, humanitarian assistance, and national security.

The health and well-being of Americans are already affected by climate change.

We have got a job to produce the most accurate, robust, and defendable science. Policymakers need to be able to trust the science.

Doesn't prioritizing metrics in case completion make it harder thoughtfully to dispose and adjudicate these cases, and easier simply to deny applications for entry into the United States?

Your job is to pursue civil rights cases against discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, disability, religion, familial status, and national origin; am I correct in that?

I don't mean to be impolite, but they only give us 5 minutes and I have a chairman who is going to be banging that gavel on me any minute, that was a yes-or-no question and I take it it is a yes.

It is clear to us that enforcement of civil rights cases has decreased dramatically under this administration.

a primary purpose of both the Civil Rights Division and our Federal civil rights laws, including Title VII, the ADA and the ADEA, is to protect the rights of the marginalized and vulnerable communities?

The decline is deeply concerning to me, that is why I am asking these questions.

These machines have been called a clear and present danger by the blue ribbon commission on Pennsylvania's election security.