I don't know anybody that can tell me why this person had access to this particular classified information, but it is troublesome.

This bill does not work unless CFIUS can do the enforcement.

The workload certainly isn't decreasing, and the ongoing mission in the Southwest border, as well as your support to European Command, demonstrate exactly that.

They may not have been born here, but they love this country as much as any of us who pledge allegiance to that flag.

I think there are 30 bills out there to do this and this is just one of many.

I think there are 30 bills out there to do this and this is just one of many.

we will probably address that topic at a later moment, but CRs certainly have an impact on us.

It is my sincere hope that with the threat of Government default hopefully averted, we can now make progress on passing the Government's budget on time.

Montana is not exempt from the crisis we are seeing with fentanyl.

Fentanyl overdose deaths in Montana in the last 2 years are up 1,700 percent.

this bill does not work unless CFIUS can do the enforcement. You have to have an enforcement tool.

I think there are 30 bills out there to do this and this is just one of many--to regulate who is buying land

And if we put the ranchers out of business, what happens to the local automobile dealership, the grocery store? What happens to those businesses?

The system is marked by bureaucracy, regulatory capture, the revolving door, and impunity.

Government contracting is supposed to be a level playing field. However, the VA's become a notoriously difficult, arbitrary client.

What you will not find in this system is much accountability.

Do you think it would be more effective and efficient to try and develop a electronic health records system?

Competition in contracting is a positive thing, and we need to incentivize this at the VA.