Those who have second- or third-trimester abortions, late-term abortions, do they have--what do their higher suicides look like?

Let's not pretend that we're worried about the credibility of the Court if we are simultaneously attacking the credibility of the Court and its ability to do its job.

We feel very good about the relationship.

Just for the sake of time, I am just going to leave that footnote with you that, of course, the state of Utah would love to be deeply involved in both identifying and managing those areas.

We are going to have to secure our border.

It is an F.

All the talk about we need to address root causes, it is like come on, guys. This is taking our eye off the ball, which is we need to have our borders secure.

We cannot solve poverty here. We cannot end crime here, in our own country. The idea that we are going to do it in dozens of countries across Latin America and reduce the desire of people to come to America is just not realistic.

The idea that we are going to somehow solve the root causes in all of Latin America of corruption, of the kind of military threats going on, that is just not going to happen.

There simply isn't. I will have my staff reach out to yours, but will you commit to emphasizing with your agency that expediency is key with this project, especially as it relates to community water?

we have seen for several decades a growing reluctance from land managers to permit authorized uses of federal land, often due to just minimal negative public feedback.

My district is not only rural, half of it is classified as frontier. Now layer over top of that that the vast majority of it, 90 percent of the land, is owned by the Federal Government.

When we talk about these delays, 90 percent of this property, you--it takes years and years and years to permit.

we have seen for several decades a growing reluctance from land managers to permit authorized uses of federal land, often due to just minimal negative public feedback.

There simply isn't. I will have my staff reach out to yours, but will you commit to emphasizing with your agency that expediency is key with this project, especially as it relates to community water?

I think we as lawmakers and policy makers need to understand it is not as easy as waving a wand and protecting all of this area because we have designated it.

It's a great bill. It actually passed on a bipartisan basis in the 115th Congress, and I'd to commend this bill to my colleagues as one possible solution to help us move through this.

We feel like we preserve and protect that area in a magnificent way, and now the Federal Government has taken it over without adding any resources.