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So there is an opportunity for Congress to act to make sure that we are assessing that risk.

But I would urge putting an app as well, because most people, if they are in a disaster, what do they leave with? Just a phone.

I think the IRA funding will actually be the incentive that is needed to continue this path for the development of renewables.

I appreciate your work and your willingness to serve.

In March, this Committee, we are very proud to have marked up the Federal Data Center Enhancement Act, bipartisan legislation I introduced.

I am deeply concerned about the easy access to fentanyl in our communities, and that is why I cosponsored the bipartisan FEND Off Fentanyl Act.

the malign neglect on the PRC's part has allowed money laundering to flourish, and it is really underwriting some of the drug trafficking in North America.

I was absent from the floor and votes on H.R. 2792, H.R. 2795, and H.R. 2796. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 238, ``yea'' on rollcall No. 239, and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 240. ____________________

But I would urge putting an app as well, because most people, if they are in a disaster, what do they leave with? Just a phone.

you follow the money. That is the key to taking out a lot of the illicit activity, whether it is around drug trafficking or human trafficking.

I was pleased to see a disaster later declared, so it allows our Nevada residents, our local businesses, our Tribal communities the access to the Federal resources that they need.

Let ‘em do it. Why in the world would we care? We were trying to protect everybody.

Do you see what I see? No Republicans. They are not here to do their job, so America's jobs are at risk. Madam Speaker, 8.3 million American jobs can be lost because Republicans want to hold us hostage and force a default. Madam Speaker…

Proper implementation and oversight of the NEA of 1976 are necessary to safeguard our democracy and protect our institutions.

The perpetual state of emergency that we live in today may tempt the President to use the powers he is granted by the National Emergencies Act to circumvent the will of Congress.

In fact, it is Congress' responsibility to affirm its status as a coequal branch of Government and ensure that the system of checks and balances is functioning as intended.

if Congress has decided that it is better not to legislate on that problem, then it is not appropriate for the President to sort of take over through emergency powers.

The Congress was put first in the Constitution. It is Article I. It is of the people. It is supposed to be more powerful than the President.