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We don't have enough fixed wing aircraft to be able to respond immediately to fires that could become conflagration.

Last Congress, Congressman Chris Stewart (R-UT) drafted legislation to help address the declining hydropower production.

We do have so much to share in our districts that are similar.

Part of what has left so many of us cynical about what happened with Parler is the fact that Parler was--it had hit its sweet spot.

I view this element as absolutely essential to protecting due process.

I'm grateful to Senator Klobuchar for convening this hearing because we're here to discuss some really important issues.

I'm against the status quo. I think we should try to move forward with a bill like this.

I remain particularly opposed to the idea of granting any new authority to the Federal Trade Commission.

So 133 years later, we're still arguing over meaning of things enacted in 1890.

All right. Let's talk about the Open App Markets Act for a minute.

If we develop this, this could be another 130 years of exploratory litigation.

by leaving these important terms vague and undefined, are they giving the game away? Giving the game away in that this would end up being a bill about protecting competitors, not competition, or not consumers.

Unfortunately, the radical agenda of the Biden FTC has made it even harder to find common ground in the fight against Big Tech.

And yet this concept is not foreign to our competition policy. It's not foreign to antitrust law. This is pretty well-worn stuff.

There are more seizures at the POE and the border that we've ever seen.

The thing now, you know, we talk about securing those points of entry on the border. I assume we are spending some money and doing that wisely, but the thing is the porous border between those ports of entry, the cartels have figured this…