It shouldn't matter what you look like, that it shouldn't matter if you are bald or 5,8" or 5,9" or black or white.

I think it is somewhere approaching $40 million a year now annually.

I read something this past weekend which I hadn't been aware of, and that was read through President Kennedy, John Kennedy's Office of Outdoor Recreation that he was fully intending and work toward setting up and create frameworks for.

We need to have an honest conversation here about the value of diversity, about the barriers that exist for vast swaths of our country.

rural America continues to face challenges with access to capital and reliable energy, workforce shortages, aging infrastructure, and a lack of available health care services.

I will give a lot of credit to my friend, Mr. Waltz, who actually is a founding co-chair of the Women, Peace, and Security Caucus in Congress.

Obviously, outdoor recreation plays a huge role in Colorado's economy, so much so that while I was Governor, we set up an Office of Outdoor Recreation.

It shouldn't matter what you look like... But in the United States of America, too often it does.

I think the allegations are very serious. I think there were national security implications from having documents in an unsecure area.

I couldn't agree more with that effort and give Mr. Waltz a lot of credit for helping lead that and open the aperture, if you will, for women and peace and security.

It is about recognizing our history, recognizing that all things have not been equal.

We do not serve the American people unless we reduce institutional barriers, whether we recognize them, and whether we tap into the full talent of our nation.

I will just finish with, within the Forest Service and the BLM and other Federal lands combined with State lands, we have a tremendous lack of parking access and getting into the back way to some of these outdoor recreational opportunities.

Yes. We are aware of that and we appreciate it.

Maybe the right place for that office would be in the Commerce Department as well.

If every company displayed all in, upfront pricing to consumers, small and large businesses would have a more level playing field.

We are, I think, all agree that customers benefit from transparent upfront pricing.

We would urge you to support S. 916 it is the Junk Fee Prevention Act.