The true impact of unlimited subsidies to the largest farmers is that it keeps young farmers out.

Thank you so much for taking the time to come and presenting excellent testimony.

the President has assured me, personally, that crop insurance will not be cut, and so I take him at that word

What is the harm of supporting a policy that helps young and beginning farmers?

Giving non-farmers subsidies is completely indefensible, especially when we have a $20 trillion debt.

I have repeatedly said we must listen to our farmers and ranchers first before writing any kind of a farm bill.

We are a little concerned that things never move fast enough within Government agencies, and TSA in particular.

Colby, Kansas, Citizens Hospital. Part of the stroke collaborative program that Dr. Bobby Moser has piloted in Kansas, one of the greatest success stories I have ever seen.

It is a great privilege for me to introduce a friend and fellow Kansan, Ajit Pai, for his reappointment to the Federal Communications Commission.

I urge a swift confirmation for my friend and proud Kansan, Ajit Pai.

I look forward to your confirmation and believe that you are totally worthy of the opportunity to serve Americans.

I consider Ajit one of the most intelligent and hard-working, diligent public servants that I've ever met in my time in Congress.

We want an FCC Commission that works together that, even in differences of views and policy perspectives, takes the higher road.

They need to open the legislative process and that he's not interested in supporting what he calls a stamp of approval for bad policy.

We are not in the business of terminating--that is a bad word--with regards to NAFTA.

I think that also has national security impacts.

we must listen to our farmers, ranchers, and growers first

there are basic needs that are still not being met in rural fire departments out in our state