So, the millions of students wondering why Congress hasn't acted on campus free speech zones, Chinese Communist party censorship, and exorbitantly high tuition rates, I say look no further than this hearing today, and see where the…

The Federal Government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers.

So, as you know, a frequent line that certain many of us in Congress and on this committee have used is 'all-of-the-above' strategy.

Jobs in fossil energy, mining, and manufacturing provide meaningful, family sustaining work for millions of Americans.

Today's hearing is just another example of Democrats trying to manufacture headlines to advance their partisan objectives, even if those policies limit student choice and freedom.

Committee Republicans are against all fraud and abuse, no matter the tax status of the institution.

Recently President Biden signed an executive order creating a cross-agency group with a mandate, as you know, to address systemic racism in the U.S. Government.

We are not just talking about a few people's livelihoods. We are talking about entire communities who could be harmed by a 'transition' to lower paying jobs.

We became net energy exporters. Today, as a result of the shale revolution and the rise of natural gas production, we are also leading the world in carbon emission reductions.

We will also examine what's at stake with the Biden administration's Executive orders attacking American energy production and manufacturing.

I think that we share similar views on the need to address climate change and certainly the benefits of clean energy.

They made a choice in the months leading up to that attack. They fanned the flames.

It should be game over. That`s how our government is supposed to work.

I know how they`re going to choose.

I still have to work with and speak to these members who contributed to this big lie, benefitted from this big lie, and now want to say, well, let`s let bygones be bygones. It`s not that simple.

As I rise in support of the Workplace Violence Prevention for Health Care and Social Service Workers Act, I pose the question: Where were you, Madam Speaker, at 2 a.m. last night when a gunman stormed into a FedEx facility in Indianapolis…

Everyone should feel safe at work, and they should be safe at work. I want to give testimony about Kenya, who is a 49-year-old certified nursing assistant. I want to bring her words here in the Congress to understand what we are trying to…

These are protections that should have long been in place and enforced. I urge my colleagues to support this legislation. When passed and signed into law, I urge OSHA to immediately work to issue the standards necessary to protect these…