Congressman Tom Tiffany and I have introduced legislation, along with nearly two dozen of our colleagues, to reissue the 2020 rule, and fully delist gray wolves in the Lower 48, consistent with the best available science.

Congress acted in a bipartisan way to address surprise medical bills through the No Surprises Act in 2020.

We are flooding our Central Valley with water right now because we haven't built the dams we need to hold our water resources.

I am deeply concerned about China's growing influence across Latin America and the Caribbean.

These people deserve a voice as the fake news and wolf proponents often try to dismiss their stories and say they never even happened.

I urge the Committee to send him to the floor with a strong bipartisan vote.

I am just wondering if my colleagues on the other side would put babies on the endangered species list.

I am also concerned about how the content in TikTok is being distributed, particularly to young people.

My constituents need the gray wolf to be delisted. We ask that this Administration follow the science.

I worked with Senator Rosen, who was here earlier, and we passed the Cyber Sense Act.

There are some out there who oppose this legislation who have never been on the fire line.

I think the notion of what the Federal Government did during a time of crisis, where we made, I think a decision baked in wisdom to pursue six different solutions.

we have a youth mental health epidemic in America, a mental health crisis in America.

They are going to have to play a major part, and it is going to have to be a partnership with everybody, you know, who has an interest in this issue.

The images that we saw from East Palestine were horrific, not just the environmental destruction, but I mean, the homes, community, the lives destructed.

The rail sector plays a crucial role in transporting goods through our nation.

This type of DOT bond, has traditionally been an issue for projects with a clear public transportation benefit.

Gray wolves are fully recovered, and should remain delisted in the Lower 48, and they should be managed by states who have proven more than capable at managing these thriving populations.