We need to divide these two issues.

I thank the gentleman from Kentucky, my friend and colleague, for the opportunity to present my bill, H.R. 498, the 9-8-8 Lifeline Cybersecurity Responsibility Act. Mr. Speaker, according to the CDC, in 2022, nearly 50,000 Americans took…

We must enshrine the right to access IVF into law so that everyone who wants to start a family can do so.

I was deeply disappointed by the Alabama Supreme Court's recent decision against women's personal health decisions to help create families.

The rewrite of the tribal title is appalling, slashing the authorization to just $20 million a year, which is supposed to cover all 574 federally recognized tribes.

To be clear, that is not exactly true. This bill doesn't invest anything because it doesn't appropriate any additional money.

The Federal Government is also there for an important reason: to protect American taxpayers and the American people to make sure we get a fair return for oil and gas companies extracting a public resource.

I think everybody here wants to keep species from being listed.

Let's keep species out of the emergency room.

the $320 million, that is essentially Monopoly money.

$320 million isn't real money.

Would you rather have $1.3 billion of guaranteed funding every year, or $320 million in discretionary authorizations, which is not guaranteed, for 5 years and then it sunsets?

For wildlife conservation, which would be a great benefit to their work.

it is a Trojan horse that undermines Fish and Wildlife funding.

This formed the foundation of Representative Debbie Dingell's bipartisan Recovering America's Wildlife Act, or RAWA.

Due to events in California, I was unfortunately unable to cast my vote for legislation considered on the House floor today. Had I been able to be present, I would have voted according to the following: ``yea'' on H.R. 3391--Gabriella…

I am not necessarily opposed to Representative Hunt's bill, but I do want to point out that we need to look at both sides of the story here when it comes to this royalty program.

I am old enough to remember that incident. And it seems to me that this was not EPA's mine. As I recall, there was a deadbeat mine owner, a problem we have faced throughout the country with abandoned mines and deadbeat mine owners.