I believe this is low, but it is a start.

The Administration has taken unprecedented steps to cut off access to critical minerals and vital energy sources, putting Americans out of work, and jeopardizing our energy security.

The budget request of $271 billion in fiscal year 2022 for the Department of Veterans Affairs... represents a 10.4 percent increase over fiscal year 2021 enacted levels.

We are seeking to manage both a strong pandemic response, which the CARES Act allows us to do, and then ARP really allows us to sustain that response.

Members of the subcommittee remain committed to providing VA with the resources needed to care for our veterans.

When any one segment of this industry experiences an unexpected event, it ripples through the entire supply chain.

I know from previous service with you on this Committee that justice for Indigenous people is very important to you.

This improvement in quality is due to producers making investments in their herds, in genetics, management, and feeding practices.

40 percent of the land along the Southern border is Federal land that falls under the management of DOI.

How can this Administration claim to support Indigenous peoples at home, when one of your main priorities is based on a global initiative that has sparked serious human rights issues and concerns over Indigenous peoples around the world?

It is such a huge, huge issue, a big expense, and just, you know, a gigantic project that is so, so very important.

Legislative changes are needed to resolve barriers to controlled substance prescribing, including for substance abuse treatment.

The U.S. cattle industry has a storied history. It is the backbone of many rural economies.

I am deeply disappointed with what this Administration is passing off as transparency.

This Administration canceled the Keystone XL pipeline permit, yet it supports foreign pipelines like Nord Stream 2.

I think I can speak for all of us.

The CARES Act and the American Rescue Plan provided VA with $37 billion to respond to the pandemic.

Committee Republicans are focused on access, conservation, innovation, and transparency, all of which should be bipartisan and a priority.