Those things are all weakening America, and a weak foreign policy is certainly something we don't want to have.

I want to thank Chairman Westerman and also the leadership of my colleague on the House Armed Services Committee, Congressman Jim Moylan.

By ensuring fair treatment of COFA citizens and investing in Guam's infrastructure and workforce development, the United States demonstrates its commitment to collaboration.

To prevent this, I support bipartisan efforts to enhance U.S. engagement in the region and support efforts to bolster the security of Guam.

Let us work together to preserve peace, win prosperity, and expand opportunity in the Indo-Pacific region.

I also urge the Committee to create policies that allow Pacific Island countries to tap into American innovation and entrepreneurship.

We are deciding right now whether the 21st century is going to be an American century, just like the 20th century was, with our values, or is this going to be a PRC century.

This is impeachment theater.

Madam Speaker, I thank the ranking member for his service and for yielding me time. I certainly concur with the sentiments that he has expressed. We hear from our colleagues on the other side of the aisle that this resolution is somehow…

That statement, to be clear, was within the context of him applauding the work of the military and our troops and our soldiers.

If you care about reauthorizing this critical program, the Upper Colorado and San Juan River Basin recovery programs, and I certainly care and, on a bipartisan basis, many of my constituents care, then you ought to also care about ensuring…

Your families have made the greatest sacrifice that any family can make for this Nation and we owe you a debt of gratitude.

In 2020, President Biden said, 'I want you to look at my eyes. I guarantee you, I guarantee you, we are going to end fossil fuel.'

We know now that renewables cannot make up for fossil fuels.

Mr. Speaker, that article is quoting a Republican Senator from the gentleman's region, his neighbor, Senator Shelley Moore Capito. {time} 1300 When House Republicans shut down the government in 66 days, which they seem committed to doing…

Higher energy prices is a regressive tax on middle and lower-income families.

Higher energy prices hurt working families, which is so ironic when I hear the other side profess to sympathize with the struggles of working families.

But the Biden administration would rather forego these good-paying jobs and ship them to our adversarial nations overseas.