The way that I have described this is that climate change causes weather anomalies, and those anomalies make events harder to predict.

And you can't just say what you please. You're bounded by the fiduciary duty to be truthful and accurate, and operate on the best information you can find.

We still need other major interventions.

I urge you to support a completely broad, across the government, multi-agency, not just you and a DOJ task force to respond.

The President's budget would reduce deficits by almost three trillion dollars, while adding at least 25 years of solvency to the Medicare trust fund.

You can't insure what you can't predict.

House republicans want to add three trillion dollars to the debt by extending the Trump tax cuts for the rich.

Warnings abound of what rising seas, droughts, floods and wildfires will do to American families and businesses, and to our economy.

I think I tried to explain in my questioning to Mr. Andersen, that it can endanger entire communities and create a downward spiral that's difficult to emerge from.

Can we please find ways to extend that, because it seems to have worked very well, at least according to everybody in my recovery and treatment community?

That is an actual $2.2-trillion savings in health-care spending below what CBO forecast.

If there is anything that you can do to help facilitate that, I think that would be particularly helpful and welcome.

I have had enough Groundhog Days.

The projected savings are $6.9 trillion against the extended earlier CBO projections.

Let's not pretend that economic shocks don't affect the budget.

I am still reeling from the proposed House Republican budget which would substantially cut EPA.

cutting these monies seems to me to be, not just inefficient, but rejecting a commitment we should have.

The proposed Republican budget would slash $626 million from that program, would set it back tremendously.