There needs to be a layered approach to better protecting consumers, including veterans, from identity fraud.

I think the overwhelming majority of this is criminal activity as opposed to just individual-level fraud and abuse.

Look, I think you need to take a look at each and weigh `em out, on their own merits. This bill is traditional infrastructure. I think it`s what the country needs.

We need to continue that philosophy, moving forward, not only through the Senate but through the House to get this bill across the finish line.

If we don`t get our act together, in Washington, D.C., they will do exactly that. If we don`t start to unite and quit dividing, then -- then we`re -- we`re doomed in this country.

I think we got to talk about the merits of the bill. I think this bill`s about two things. It`s about jobs and a lot of jobs all over this country, good-paying jobs, livable wage jobs. And it`s about national security.

The beauty and the history of our national parks truly set us apart from the rest of the world.

I think one of the ways we might be able to better address the increased visitation is looking for ways to encourage folks to spend a day at some of these lesser-visited parks.

I echo Chairman King's remarks that we are here to learn, to hear from you all around the course that we ought to set going forward.

we also need to ensure we are not closing off our parks to the world and that we continue to grow the visitation, the jobs, and the economic benefits they provide.

I also believe that we should be looking at innovative ways to connect with visitors to help spread out visitation within the parks.

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I guarantee, if we were to do a car-to-car survey of those who are waiting in line at either Glacier Park or Yellowstone National Park, and say, 'Have you ever heard of Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site?'