Look, look, we had one of these hearings in a classified session that was worthless.

this week I have the honor of recognizing Charles Dowd of Deer Lodge County, MT for his honorable service in uniform at a pivotal time in our Nation's history and as a leader in his community. In January of 1941, at the age of 17, Charles…

You do know that you can go down to the courthouse and find out how much land I own? You know that. So why is Putin different?

I come to the floor to discuss one of the most significant responsibilities I have as a U.S. Senator; that is, providing advice and consent to the President's nominee to the Supreme Court. I just had the privilege of hearing from my…

We've got to shut them down. They are an incredible nuisance.

The maps stink, basically, and I don't know that the process that you've got to take care of the maps is going to work.

But if there's one thing--and I never want to put words in the Committee's mouth--that I heard here today--the maps stink, and we've got to be more proactive about getting them fixed.

We've got to kick somebody's ass, truthfully.

I commend those activities, and I hope you continue to do them.

I think it's going to take more than rules. It's going to take some sort of a push, to be honest with you.

The Water Quality Certification Improvement Act simply clarifies that Section 401 certification should be based on clean water standards.

For those who are skeptics about what happens when we mine coal in Montana, I would invite you to come out sometime and see what reclamation looks like.

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We will never get 1G if we're focused on 5G in Houston, and I'm not saying we shouldn't be focused on 5G.

I am very concerned that it'll never come to Montana.

As a member of the Crow Tribe, Mr. Stewart has firsthand experience in how Section 401 of the Clean Water Act has been abused and has hurt our communities throughout Montana.

The bill substantially robs States of the rights they exercise under the Clean Water Act and abandons the cooperative federalism approach that has been a centerpiece of Federal environmental law.

It is also my belief that obtaining local support is vital prior to designating a national monument or enacting a new land use decision.