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I urge the subcommittee to provide the Bureau the resources necessary to fulfill this critical commitment.

There has to be opportunity for people to continue to make a living in the meantime, and these jobs are being ripped away now.

I always look forward to working with Joe on the issues dealing with the nuclear facility in South Carolina

I appreciate all you being here. Thank you, Marcy, for holding this hearing.

The findings outlined in these reports demonstrate that today's oil and natural gas jobs are better for energy construction workers across the country in both the short and the long term.

Frankly, domestic manufacturing to keep and create good-paying jobs here in the United States is important.

And if you are going to address climate change, nuclear energy is going to be a huge part of that.

The national laboratory system has long been labeled the crown jewel of our Nation's research and innovation ecosystem.

I am not convinced it is politically feasible to think that we can spend our way out of this issue

Real solutions, on the other hand, are focused on innovation and clean energy technology.

We won't work--it won't work--what won't work, anyway, is our command and control of regulatory heavy schemes.

What I am not proud of is President Biden, on his first day in office, unilaterally signing away thousands of well-paying jobs by halting construction of the Keystone XL pipeline with the flick of a pen.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

If confirmed, I will look at the telehealth flexibilities developed for the current public health emergency and determine how we can build on this work to improve health equity and improve access to health care.

We wrote a law, a bipartisan law in this committee... to reflect the transformation in the Medicare program.

I strongly support private insurance to allow consumers to choose the health-care coverage that best meets their needs.

The successful Medicare Part B program must continue to serve its 47 million enrollees without government interference.

We must carefully evaluate our response to the pandemic and implement appropriate reforms based on the lessons we have learned.