Completely agree, Ranking Member Gibbs.

Without proper enforcement of the Jones Act, we instead cede this work to foreign vessels which do not comply to the same safety standard as U.S. vessels.

I would urge you--I would like to talk to you privately about this.

A humane society has a safety net.

How do we reform the system that helps people get out of poverty?

We just want to make sure that we have a quality safety net that works and that also protects the taxpayers.

This should be the number one priority for Congress is passing USMCA.

About $50,000 for the average farmer in Nebraska comes from our trade with Canada and Mexico.

I don't believe so, because there will be a question of trust and confidence in the panel, the makeup, if it's not transparent.

It is the biggest responsibility any leader has, to leave the place better than they found it, and I do not think we are doing it right now.

We had better pay attention to what our scientists, our intelligence people, our military leaders are saying how serious this is and the impact it is going to have.

Well, first recognize that we have a problem and then start addressing the problem, locally, nationally, globally.

That administration really laid out in 1991 and 1992 the threats of climate change, especially for national security.

The President says a lot of things, and I do not know why he says that...

One would have to suspect the motive behind the effort to put together this panel.

Emissions are down.

Planning for climate change is not some frivolous waste of time, a waste of money. It is essential to our troops and to their wellbeing, and the national security of this country.

I'd be giving the same answer. I hope not.