I rise as the designee of Mr. Hastings of Florida, and I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 8, line 15, after the dollar amount, insert…

My amendment No. 4, which I am offering with Congressman Hastings, would designate an additional $5 million for the training and retention of cybersecurity professionals under the defense-wide operation and maintenance account. We discuss…

Hydropower accounts for about 40 percent of the renewable energy that is produced in Nevada.

It is so great to see and hear a federal agency that is actually focused on workforce and how to develop it.

I don't see this proposal as eliminating the support for renewable energy and energy efficiency.

One of the real challenges that we face in the Department of Energy is you have, say, the Office of Science working on a bioenergy issue.

I applaud them for leading corporate social responsibility and to help save lives and prevent gun violence in the future.

I thank the gentleman from California (Mr. Garamendi) for organizing this hour to discuss a humanitarian issue that we are confronted with right now here in the United States of America. I thank him for his leadership. Mr. Speaker, I just…

Today, I rise to remember the life of Bailey Schweitzer. Bailey was a kid at heart who loved playing around at her father's speedway racetrack in Bakersfield, California. Bailey was at the Route 91 Harvest festival on October 1 in Las…

I do understand generally the concern in particular with regard to 5G and our supply chains, that there is a need to have network security.

Would you please provide us with a list of those states that have received those assessments?

This idea that somehow there was widespread voter fraud occurring across this country that needs our immediate attention, which engages in voter suppression, is false.

I would add one other thing. When we passed voter ID in Missouri, we actually increased accessibility to the ballot.

Once you do have a quorum, is it ready to be voted on and moved quickly?

I am just curious. How many actually are certified and how many vendors are not certified that are actually in our states and machines that we are using?

A lot of this is about voter confidence. We want voters to be confident that their votes count and that they have faith in the franchise.

There is a lot of discussion about risk-limiting audits and whether or not they should be used more broadly across the country.

I was talking with the Secretary of State's office in the State of Nevada, and one of the things they brought to my attention, as we talked a little bit about the risk-limiting audits.