This is clearly another tactic from the Biden administration to de-incentivize domestic energy production.

Do you think that the proposed fluid mineral leasing rule will do the opposite in many instances, and actually prevent responsible domestic energy production?

I urge you to prioritize responsible policy-making that safeguards our environment, protects public health, and ensures the financial stability of our communities.

These additional fees, as you know, will ultimately harm returns and reduce revenues to state and local governments by disincentivizing development on our Federal lands.

This fluid mineral leasing rule is further proof that Joe Biden is using every tool in his Administration to dismantle American energy production.

We need to stop buying oil and gas from Russia, stop begging OPEC, Venezuela, and even Iran to produce energy for us, and start producing more energy responsibly right here in America.

From Day 1 of his administration, Joe Biden has declared an all-out war on American energy production and exploration.

I am looking forward to hearing more about Representative Trone's proposal to reauthorize the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park Advisory Committee through 2034.

I stand with Israel and its right to defend itself and its goals to destroy the Hamas terrorist organization.

We must stand against Iran and we must not allow them to obtain a nuclear weapon.

There are already over 400,000 convicted illegal alien criminals walking free in our communities.

The Biden administration should reverse its reckless policies in the interests of national and local security.

That is why I am sponsoring the Ensuring Border Access and Protection on Federal Lands Act.

This is common-sense legislation. It would require Federal land managers to construct navigable roads along Federal lands.

Any specific pitfalls that you would want to put on the record?

We failed on affordability. We are empowering terrorists, and we are failing on the environment.

I am pissed off about the fact that this translates to $60 billion in additional funds that Iran has profited from as a result of the ignorant energy policies of this Administration.

Right. And oftentimes the algorithms aren't as transparent as some of us might like it.