We appreciate Chairman Boozman for working with us to write a Farm Bill that is all about supporting the farmers and ranchers who ensure Americans continue to have access to the highest-quality, lowest-cost food supply in the world.

Its success among our allies and partners is a testament to both its unmatched capabilities and its ability to enable seamless operations alongside United States forces.

Nations around the world continue to choose the F-35 because it strengthens collective defense and regional stability.

The reforms included in the bill will help expand available housing, cut red tape, and support home construction, repair and rehabilitation.

For generations, achieving the American Dream was symbolized by owning a home, and it’s become increasingly out of reach for many Americans, largely because there’s just not enough homes.

The importance of ensuring multiple use on USFS lands, including for grazing, energy development and recreation.

This vote, and really the whole process, has really been a result of steadfast collaboration between the political parties and of course between the two chambers of the United States Congress.

I look forward to the House’ swift action so we can get it to the president’s desk as soon as possible.

Teddy Roosevelt is an iconic individual in the history of the United States. He embodies the frontier spirit, and his life’s work is pivotal to our state and nation’s heritage of outdoorsmanship.

Our legislation helps advance this effort, providing funding for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and supporting the display of materials and artifacts to outline his life and legacy for current and future generations.

But it’s also important for the whole country.

We’re going to have some really cool events going on in North Dakota and the National Guard has been instrumental in preparing us for all of this.

I think some of our allies need to step up and join us because that enforcement mechanism is going be key, I believe, to getting the kind of outcome that we want.

Everybody made a sacrifice in some way.

The celebration of Irvin’s life reminds us what it takes to preserve our freedom.

From the beginning I said the key is going to be enforcement.

When we celebrate Irvin’s life in this way, it’s more than just an inspiration—it’s an educational opportunity.

We’ve got to bring […] the partners in here [...] because any conflict we get into is going to be a joint fight.