I am going to telegraph a pitch. I have a couple of questions to ask of you.

I am told that something like 30 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions that we are creating in this country comes from the cars, trucks, and vans that we drive.

I have had the privilege of representing Delaware, which is about 90 minutes away by train from Wilmington to Washington.

This summer's widespread extreme heat has been really staggering, including a month... of temperatures over 110 degrees in your own city of Phoenix.

I think agencies like NOAA, like the CDC and others can be very helpful in building heat literacy at the local level.

We must not succumb to the poisonous politics of difference and division, we must never allow ourselves to be pulled apart by petty manufactured grievances. We must continue to stand united.

My ask is that you work to put the service back in the Postal Service, so that confidence is restored.

I am the last Vietnam veteran serving in the U.S. Senate, and the President is about to leave this weekend to go to Vietnam.

I am the last Vietnam veteran serving in the U.S. Senate, and the President is about to leave this weekend to go to Vietnam.

I could not agree with you more.

I could not agree with you more.

My ask is that you work to put the service back in the Postal Service, so that confidence is restored.

Categorical grants from Congress make up 25 percent of my entire operating and staffing budget.

Good morning, everybody. I hope we remember how to do this. It has been a while since we have sat in this room, at this table, but we are delighted to be able to do it today.

We have plenty of work still to do, but I am encouraged that we are more than up to that.

I feel it again today. We did a lot of good work toward the end of just before we broke for the recess.

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provided more than $55 billion for drinking water and wastewater improvements, the largest investment in our Nation's history.

I think it is, I would use the word shameful, in the way that the city has delayed consideration of nominees for judicial posts in the District of Columbia too often and in past years.