Yes, but the Biden administration did send a memo authorizing the FBI to go after parents for showing up at school board meetings, so do you support, or not support using the FBI against parents?

Charter schools consistently enroll about 10 percent of Idaho's students, and they have achieved largely positive results.

I should have interjected earlier, but these first few seconds of my time to communicate that I do take personal offense to what Congresswoman Wilson stated earlier.

Only through a comprehensive multilateral approach can we confront the Iranian challenge.

The current approach does not address Iran's regional terrorism, ballistic missile activity, ongoing Iranian threats to former U.S. officials, or returning American hostages to their loved ones.

Congress has and will continue to play an important role with respect to Iran policy, and I would expect the Administration to follow the law.

I share the chairman's goals and the frustration of not knowing where the Administration is on this.

The JCPOA was fatally flawed in 2015 and it is fatally flawed today.

I would like to include in the record an article that was--came from Wall Street Journal today entitled 'Iran Used Secret U.N. Records to Evade Nuclear Probes.'

When does this end and why should we believe you in any way, shape, or form when you do not keep the commitments that were made before?

Some of the things that we deal with are more pleasant than others, and the outcomes that happen are largely--at least the positive ones, are largely a function of the work that you do.

Anyone who works in this field knows that prevention is key.

Promoting safe communities for America's children is a national priority.

Parents, teachers, and community leaders are the first line of defense when it comes to preventing criminal behavior from at-risk youth.

Preventing youth from ending up in detention is imperative.

I find it interesting that this was actually caused, if you will, by a World War II demand by the Federal Government.

It is a win-win for American taxpayers that we have a company that is proposing to invest $1 billion of private-sector money to cleaning up what was an environmental problem.

I think his assessment is absolutely right and that is that there is real doubt whether or not the world's food supply is going to be enough for the world's population.