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We need to get you out to North Dakota to see some of the really innovative stuff that we are doing.

I want to thank my colleagues, Senator Murkowski, but I also want to greatly thank my colleagues, Senator Smith and Senator Cortez Masto.

If you can just indulge me, one more question. Would you agree that right today, in North Dakota, we have inadequate, grossly inadequate law enforcement services in Indian Country?

I will submit to you that I have fewer choices on the platform--in your type of a platform than I do internet service providers even in rural North Dakota.

don't eat the fruit of this tree is the only regulation that was ever initiated before people started abusing freedom.

I am certain that these efforts will lead to breakthroughs that provide for economic and employment benefits to our country and provide long term technological solutions that will allow for the continuation of an all of the above energy…

This has to be one of our highest priorities.

I do worry about the general bias of people in Silicon Valley, but the majority of the folks doing content review are around the world in different places.

We have a responsibility to uphold our commitments to tribal nations.

I don't understand this budget. So in 2016 BIA submitted a report to Congress estimating that to provide a minimum, a minimum, base level of public safety and judicial services to all federally-recognized tribes, it would cost…

Wide deployment of carbon capture, sequestration, and utilization could significantly reduce climate pollution emissions in this country and abroad.

The barriers to carbon capture, utilization, and storage are largely financial--largely financial, not environmental.

American ingenuity has always been our best tool in meeting the challenges our country has faced.

for generation after generation we have seen CO2 as a pollutant, and the efforts that this Committee... tried to turn the page and start looking at CO2 as an opportunity and as a legitimate and valuable by-product.

I do have one concern that I want to mention with the legislation which explains why I am not yet a co-sponsor.

I am very concerned about the ongoing challenges that Puerto Rico experiences.

I have long believed that the Federal Government should foster and support the deployment of carbon capture, sequestration, and utilization technologies.

I want to know how we are going to be more resilient and more redundant both on power and on communications.