I don't presume to speak for the committee, but I think as you can hear, on a bipartisan basis, we're seized with this mission and urgency.

This epidemic doesn't care where you live or what political party you belong to.

We're in the midst of a national public health emergency.

We want to be partners.

I thank the chair.

Mr. Speaker, I thank my friend, the distinguished ranking member, Mr. Engel. Mr. Speaker, today, this House comes together on a bipartisan basis to address sanctions and the rules on the girding sanctions for North Korea, Iran, and, most…

The urgency of the subject, you know, I think demands executive and legislative branch cooperate as much as we can.

I take the deadlines that--the statutory deadlines extremely seriously, and I know what the deadline is, February 1.

We have lost about 60,000 megawatts of coal generation over the last 5 years.

I don't think there is anything better than coal.

It helps prop up intermittent wind and solar and uninterruptable natural gas.

Coal fueled power is still critical to our electrical supply.

The LCFS is an attempt to impose the views of one large State, California, on the other 49 States.

I have a hard time understanding what this sanction on South Korea is about.

this committee acted in 2016 to do sanctions that were followed on pretty quickly.

I think we all realized the leverage that China has is not being deployed sufficiently to change North Korean behavior.

Mr. President, I thank my colleague from Wisconsin and also my colleague from Vermont. Their words have been very powerful. I also rise to talk about healthcare. We are told in the Senate that tomorrow we vote, but we don't know what we…

Absolutely, Kushner must appear again.