The needs of the world are so enormous that when you look at those needs, you have to say we have more interest, for instance, in Haiti than we might in someplace far, far away, in part because it is in our neighborhood.

We have interest in Ukraine because we know that the old Soviet Union did some really bad things that we fought for decades, and so we want to keep that from happening again.

I am speaking today in support of H.R. 7023. This bill includes language from my legislation, the Water Quality Criteria Development and Transparency Act. As a Member of Congress, I value input from my constituents. The EPA, however, sees…

I sit on the same committee as the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Cline). We call one of those opportunities reverse the curse, the budget resolution. I do my best to show my constituents this is the hope that we have, that we didn't get…

I appreciate the gentleman from South Carolina. Good energy policy is groovy, so I thank the gentleman for bringing that up. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from the first district of California (Mr. LaMalfa). Mr. LaMALFA. Mr…

I appreciate the gentleman from California (Mr. LaMalfa), especially as he brings up some of the forestry issues, massive amounts of invasive, very noxious trees, juniper trees, things like that that can be put to much better use, saving…

I am grateful to be joined tonight by several of my colleagues who are doing excellent work to counter many of the misguided policy decisions made by the Biden administration that are costing American families. From pushing legislation…

I thank the gentleman from Tennessee for his remarks. I will wrap up here briefly, but as I started my remarks tonight about how this affects the family, I have the pleasure of having one of those families here today in the gallery…

I thank the gentleman from Utah (Mr. Owens) for his sentiments on this important Energy Week. Solutions can be very common sense, and we hope to be able to beat that drum continually. For our last speaker tonight, we get the pleasure of…

So, Mr. Garrett, just in your mind, what happens if large sections of these lands are able to be locked up?

Utah Farm Bureau also supports H.R. 7006 sponsored by Representative Curtis to prohibit natural asset companies (NACs) from entering into any agreement with respect to land in Utah.

It is great to be here. What a delight to have not just one, but two witnesses from Utah today.

We oppose this legislation because, beyond the fact that natural asset companies do not exist and their creation is no longer being considered...

And I want to be really clear. And, Mr. Garrett, you can probably help me on this.

American energy is inexpensive, reliable, clean, and abundant.

Three words does not make a strategy.

We are losing, if you will, on the strategic battlefield.

Freedom House indicates that trend continued again this year.