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I would like to respond to Dr. Harris, but I won't.

our intent, though, is that we establish a national pilot program that could expand the efforts of this program to integrate healthcare, regenerative agriculture, economics, and the environment to improve health and racial equity and food…

We should never become accustomed to acts of gun violence. We owe to the children in that classroom in Uvalde, the people shopping at Tops, and the parishioners at the Irvine Taiwanese Presbyterian Church to increase our efforts.

If a kid is going to be expelled, it is going to be for the right reason, which I can't, for the life of me, determine what the right reason would be to expel a child.

I welcomed the establishment of the review committee in the NDAA.

I would love to see it roll out across the VA and take this type of approach.

I don't see why employers should be liable for every tort except a constitutional tort.

I want to lay that out there but also make sure that we are not complacent.

We are committed, first of all, to making sure that we provide the best care for our veterans.

When we talk about our national security assets, nothing is more important than our men and women who serve and their families.

earlier this week, I gave some examples of how the media is covering for Judge Jackson's lackluster performance in her Supreme Court confirmation hearing. I am not sure who they think they will persuade with these unhinged attacks, but…

I represent southern Nevada, and I work closely with the leadership and the fine men and women at Creech and Nellis Air Force Bases.

Mexico remains the major transit and production point for the illegal drugs that are coming into this country and behind all of this is the Chinese Communist Party.

As former chairwoman of the Technology Modernization Subcommittee, I obviously felt very strongly about the rollout of the Electronic Health Records Modernization.

Public officials should not be allowed to avoid the consequences for egregious actions by hiding behind judicial opinions.

And so following up on that, I would like to know the steps that your agency will be taking to comply with this requirement for its development.

So just wanted to know how you envisioned this program being implemented?