I think we have a moral responsibility and an American commitment to help those who helped us and leave no one behind.

I would, for one, be very anxious to provide that support.

I have heard from employers across Utah say they may have to fire as much as 20 percent of their workforce.

That kind of distortion of our economic system is a bad idea.

These multibillionaires are going to look and say, I don't want to invest in the stock market, because, as that goes up, I'm going to get taxed.

That is wrong.

If there’s some people getting around the law somehow or there’s a loophole, fix the loophole. But don’t create a new tax, which is going to encourage high-income people not to invest in starting businesses, not to invest in the stock…

The amount of money he wants to spend is really an astronomical amount of money.

Just to give you some perspective, a trillion seconds ago, Neanderthals run the earth.

The Federal Government owns 47 percent of all the land in the western United States.

This has long been an active Subcommittee, and I appreciate your diligence in reviewing pending legislation.

I am deeply committed to helping my constituents remain competitive.

However, Utah's most productive lands in terms of forage, production, and agricultural value happen to be owned by private individuals.

These inflexible regulations and other requirements imposed by the Federal Government often outcompete the good intentions of federal employees.

I have worked with some of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, Senators Rosen and Fischer and Schatz...

They have proposed a $3.5 trillion tax-and-spend blowout, one that would increase Americans' taxes by over $2 trillion.

Unfortunately, bureaucratic federal processes often stand in the way of safe, effective, responsible drought mitigation efforts.

Everywhere I go in my state, I hear of the need for increased water storage infrastructure.