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I appreciate having the opportunity to express my strong support for the Recovering America's Wildlife Act.

I want to first acknowledge my collaborative partner, Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, for her extraordinary leadership in this initiative.

Thank you Representatives Jeff Fortenberry (NE) and Debbie Dingell (MI) for understanding the gravity of our growing wildlife crisis.

H.R. 4647, introduced by Representative Fortenberry of Nebraska and Representative Dingell of Michigan, which would increase funding to states for wildlife conservation by directing Federal tax revenue from onshore and offshore oil and gas…

I am pleased to see a bipartisan effort to support wildlife.

H.R. 4647, by Congressman Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska, would amend the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act and create a Wildlife Conservation and Restoration Subaccount.

We have to protect the goose that laid the golden egg.

I am obligated by law to think about the defense of Taiwan and to help them in their legitimate defensive needs under the Taiwan Relations Act.

I think we need to do just the opposite, make clear that we are standing by them, folks who have embraced democracy, free enterprise, and the respect to freedom.

I thank the gentleman for the time, and I certainly urge passage of this bill.

There are a lot of Nebraskans, especially in the agriculture community, who are buying their health insurance through the individual market.

We can't get this thing treated like we could. Can we ask FDA to change its approach?

They are very nervous about the talk that comes out of the Administration.

I do know that there are real concerns out there with rural credit. I met with a group of our farmers.

EPA's back to basics agenda has resulted in economic viability across the Nation, while still ensuring the EPA's primary mission of protecting our environment is upheld.

Given that each of the service secretaries can waive this requirement, how often have they done so?

And I would appreciate that, because it affects the base, it affects national security, it affects our local communities.

But, sir, my issue here is with the district office, it is with the district office that has had six different permit review teams, that has spent 8 years in reviewing this project that has cost local taxpayers $5 million.