I ask unanimous consent to use a prop for my remarks. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.

I have 10 requests for committees to meet during today's session of the Senate. They have the approval of the Majority and Minority leaders. Pursuant to rule XXVI, paragraph 5(a), of the Standing Rules of the Senate, the following…

it has been more than 200 days since the U.S. Capitol was attacked by mobs of anti-government insurrectionists. It was the darkest day for Congress in more than 200 years, since invading troops set this magnificent building on fire 200…

in Montana, public lands are a way of life. They create thousands of jobs; they bring billions of dollars into our State; and they form the backbone of our outdoor heritage. Today--today--we have an opportunity to take another important…

It is time to restore management back to the state.

We should celebrate that, that the bear has recovered, and transfer the management of the species back to the state.

I think the frustration for so many Montanans is that you have individuals who are a long ways away, here in DC, who might not always be able to find Montana on a map, who are dictating policies that are affecting Montanans greatly.

I truly believe we--we, being the United States--should look to support innovation and be very careful that we do not ever regulate it out of existence.

Are there timelines when they have to report it by a certain time?

I want to thank everybody that's here to testify. This is really an important hearing for critical infrastructure everywhere.

The real question here is when we have critical infrastructure like the Colonial Pipeline, what should be required of that company when it comes to having an attack on critical infrastructure?

There's a bill out there, was it 2407, 2407. Are you familiar with that bill?

The words 'decency' and 'Mike Enzi' go hand in hand.

I think our Founding Fathers, by design, ensured that this city could not move real fast and wanted to keep it limited.

If you don't have everything that you need, could you get a list to the Chairman and the Ranking Member and myself of what those extra things are that you might need?

If Senator Lujan is listening, I would ask him to take a peek at that to see if we can change that.

If Congress chooses to continue investing in the newer, C-130Js, how will the Air Force choose to determine where these planes are going to go?

I appreciate that. All I would say is that you are exactly correct.