So there's some buzz out there that this may be a situation where Cook Inlet was just one example.

We welcome them, but these airmen and their families need housing and one of the difficulties that we have encountered has been with the VA loan appraisal process.

As one of the negotiators for that Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, I am very proud of what we were able to include with over $60 billion in needed investments to our aging infrastructure through EPA programs.

We are looking at the largest investment in broadband deployment and adoption in this Country ever.

The first theme is optimism about the unprecedented level of funding. But the second theme is concern about missing out on this once in a generation opportunity.

the secretary told us, he told the people of Southeast Alaska that it would ensure that a viable timber industry would continue to exist.

I spent a lot of time last year working to advance this to make sure that we were able to get it over the finish line.

We have an obligation to these Alaska Native Veterans to ensure their allotment applications are completed in a timely and efficient manner.

80 percent of the natural gas that comes to the most populated portion of the state, comes out of that Cook Inlet.

I am thankful that you have stressed the importance of supporting Arctic operations, the training, and equipment for our Joint Forces in this important region.

We are in a unique position, as you know, in Alaska providing the only location supporting both short- and long-range hypersonic weapons testing.

Obviously the Javelins have the ability to significantly help Ukrainian forces, but what we are hearing is that the new Ukrainian troops are not provided adequate training to operate these $200,000 weapons systems.

If it goes in the direction that this leaked copy has indicated, I will just tell you that it rocks my confidence in the court right now.

I want to say that it is Thursday, and it is my favorite time of week, 6 years' strong--almost 7 years--we have been doing our ``Alaskan of the Week'' series, and we love to do this because we get to recognize a special Alaskan, someone…

What we're really trying to do here, is to be able to provide a level of justice in areas in my State, where they simply have none.

I want to make sure that we're not in a situation where we're looking again, realizing we're not measuring up here.

Although I have long supported the goal of fighting IUU fishing in foreign fisheries and leveling the playing field for U.S. seafood producers, SIMP is not up to the task. This program should be reformed, not expanded.

All we are trying to do is fix it.