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Ranchers need to be able to have control over their lives, their ranches, and their livestock.

To accomplish this, we must remove the wolves from the Endangered Species Act.

I am from Colorado, and we have been working a lot on apprenticeships. And I think on a broader scale, they can help address the shortage of minority health care professionals.

I am from Colorado, and we have been working a lot on apprenticeships. And I think on a broader scale, they can help address the shortage of minority health care professionals.

First and foremost, let me thank Representative Jacobs for her determined leadership on this particular issue, among many others. I stand here today in solidarity with Representative Jacobs, Representative Wild, and the leaders of the…

I certainly hope that the Senate will heed your call and our call to pass that bipartisan bill.

What steps can the Department of the Interior take to expedite the process and ensure that Warrior Met Coal can move forward?

I need you to commit to Coloradans to working with us on this particular bill, and oppose this unilateral land grab.

The most egregious land lockup is Administration's Land Conservation and Health Rule.

I, too, stand here today celebrating the success story of the Endangered Species Act, seeing that the gray wolf has been fully recovered. I also stand today, Mr. Speaker, in defense of our farmers and ranchers, just like the Farrell family…

We are going to send it over to the Senate, and hopefully they can repeal this rule.

Unfortunately, I will just say, Madam Secretary, that we have been frustrated that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have not put this bill on the Floor for a vote.

Do you really think that this rule will stand up to legal challenge in court?

I think it is important that we acknowledge the need to be proactive in our efforts to conserve this critical resource.

Will you commit to using the best available science, meaning the 2016 USGS study, when finalizing the Colorado River Field Office and Grand Junction Field Office RMP?

This would be a complete insult to Southwest Colorado.

I would just simply say, again, there have been a number of misstatements with respect to the constitutionality and the statutory authority of this particular rule that has been promulgated by the BLM. It is clearly constitutional. It is…