A lot of our workers who are tending to our water systems are aging out, and it is not a career that a lot of people are really aspiring to.

I am delighted that we have come to this point where we are unanimous for the WRDA bill.

We are very much concerned about ZTE.

I would hope that you all would understand the security.

Historically trade deals have not been good for our State of West Virginia, and I appreciate the President taking a look at all these trade deals.

I am also--I am sorry that the other side of the aisle didn't show up today.

I am anxious to hear how we progress with that.

I am really pleased to be on the STAR Act, the childhood cancer act.

We are dragging our feet on this and this is inexcusable.

I don't think the will is here for it. That's the shame of it.

The money is absolutely critical for this to be done, and needs to be started now.

I don't think we're asking that. I think, basically, what we're saying is that it worked up until that point in time, and it's gone to heck in a handbasket since.

If you lived in West Virginia in the '30s, you probably didn't--in rural West Virginia--didn't have electricity. You live in rural West Virginia now, in 2018, a lot of times, more than likely you don't have connectivity. And we've got to…

We've got $3.5 billion to support a policy that does not exist at this point, and that is inexcusable.

This is a public health crisis and we have to find a better way.

I am gravely concerned about the reports stating that cancer rates are significantly higher in Minden than the rest of Fayette County and the rest of the State.

It was when the FCC interjected itself to change that rule that basic civility that threw it to a tailspin.

That is why I am so worried about the President's Budget Request to cut more than $500 million from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.