I am grateful for the opportunity to address you today about several bills I have introduced.

Parents have the rights to make sure their kids are educated, not the way other people want, particularly when it comes to sexual content, but the way we want.

I am very proud of the engagement of parents who now recognize that rot and filth is being pushed on innocence of vulnerable children.

We find the banning of parents for school board meetings.

Last year, Utah passed H.B. 374, a bill that prohibits child access to pornography in our school systems, because in Utah we get it right.

To ban the knowledge of basic truths of happiness, like the Judeo Christian concepts of the Golden Rule, which says we should treat others the way we want to be treated.

Our nation's most consequential book banning was done by Supreme Court in 1963, when officially mandated Bible reading, this book, is banned from all of us.

I mean he focused on debt-to-GDP. If we could make the focus on debt-to-GDP, we could actually have substantial ground that we could gain in this direction.

I think we ought to discuss whether that process would actually make it easier or harder to actually balance the budget.

When you have the White House, House, and Senate in one party, we have this knee jerk reaction to go big.

I agree with Larry Summers when he said this was a huge contributor to our inflation.

America's highway system has long been the foundation of robust economy growth.

However, with each passing year, we need to modernize how we fund this critical infrastructure asset.

At the same time, North Korea has become, at least in my view, more belligerent and more malevolent in the last year or two.

I think that is the fundamental problem with our approach today is that we still continue to hold on to this notion that we can--that we have time.

We think we can solve the problems of health, of food, of energy, the list goes on and on.

It seems to be that we have gone from pillar to post, guardrail to guardrail, from being aggressive and oppositional at one hand to writing love letters on the other.

I would underscore the significance of the years--70 years--as an anniversary of the Korean War.