
It's always good to talk about the budget, talking about the fiscal year 2024 budget, trying to figure out what your priorities are, and then again how we can help you, Madam Secretary and General, as you work through this.
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It's always good to talk about the budget, talking about the fiscal year 2024 budget, trying to figure out what your priorities are, and then again how we can help you, Madam Secretary and General, as you work through this.

To me, the farm bill, you know, one of the underlying themes, if maybe not the underlying theme for the agriculture part are the risk management tools, especially now in the very difficult times that we are in regarding input costs, high…

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Senator Boozman. Very good. Well, that is encouraging.

We are spending a lot of money for veterans. That is not a bad thing.

Senator Boozman. Very good. Well, that is encouraging.

Senator Boozman. Again, especially in such a difficult labor market, particularly, concerning health care.

Tell me about the $1.9 billion in mandatory major construction funds, most of which is for a new hospital in St. Louis...

We are spending a lot of money for veterans. That is not a bad thing.

Senator Boozman. Again, especially in such a difficult labor market, particularly, concerning health care.

Tell me about the $1.9 billion in mandatory major construction funds, most of which is for a new hospital in St. Louis...

This decision has some budgetary effects, and I look forward to hearing from you what adjustments to the budget, either already appropriated, or in the future are needed.

We are spending a lot of money for veterans. That is not a bad thing.

The only thing that is changing on the East Coast is the wind industry. I don't know if that's affecting the whales or not, but we should probably do some kind of a study to find out what is causing those whale deaths.

Feeling confident and aspirational won't do much to help our energy situation here.

I just think diverting $8 million from catastrophic wildfire to electric vehicles is a waste of taxpayer money.