Great American Outdoors Act, great program. Great bipartisan support. You don't see that very often.

Funding or building and maintenance of roads in Indian Country is inadequate.

Don't go particularly nuts, but, you know, it won't be pretty when it first comes out, but that is the way it is.

I suspect you are going to see $30 million more in the next budget that is written because I think Congress has good bipartisan support for that program.

I appreciate that. Anything else?

There are things that you can do better if you take the time to look at it.

We are hearing from the Tribes and every entity. They train the law enforcement officers, and the law enforcement officers then go to the cities, you know, that have higher pay.

We were trying to make the point that the authorizing committees needed to do their job.

I fully agree with that.

Could you share with us the extent to which virtual fencing has been plotted in the United States?

What are you going to do if the Rules Committee says, No, we are not going to waive that provision?

The overspending has gone on for too long, and we need to tighten our belts.

To lose that ability to use fire retardant, well, I wouldn't be a firefighter anyway, but if I were...

I am glad Stewart left before I said that.

I appreciate that comment, and I think you are right.

It would be beneficial to discuss the Forest Service's plans for implementing these additional sources of funding.

I am very concerned, however, with the amount of new staff that are planned to be hired with this funding because, as you know, this funding will run out.

I agree with you fully that the public has a right to say how the public lands are managed.