This fiscally irresponsible path that our federal budget is on is something that increases significantly the odds of a debt crisis.

It strikes me as one of the most outrageous things my generation has done to the coming generations.

If we want to do something serious about global emissions, we need to put a price on carbon.

They are the only things we should touch. They are the most important things to touch and I would encourage this Committee to put that on their list.

I appreciate the opportunity to serve on the Budget Committee as a new member and especially to do so at a time when the state of our federal budget is in such profound disrepair, perhaps more so than at any other time in our nation's…

Not only is this supremely misguided and shortsighted, but it's not remotely necessary.

If you're trying to force the hand of the agency of the law-making body of the Federal government, by doing that which only Congress can do, how is that constitutional?

There has become an all to prevalent quality in American political discourse and specifically among many in the United States Senate and on the left who seek to climate alarmism.

I have no question about the impact of climate change. It's going to be significant, devastating in some areas more than others.

If you're trying to force the hand of the agency of the law-making body of the Federal government, by doing that which only Congress can do, how is that constitutional?

The impact on the economy of the amount of debt we're adding up is 10 times the impact of climate change.

NCMEC does a great job of highlighting a lot of these problems and the pervasiveness of CSAM, through the CyberTipline.

Look, bottom line: pornography is very bad. It's especially bad for young people.

I introduced a bill called the PROTECT Act.

If you're trying to force the hand of the agency of the law-making body of the Federal government, by doing that which only Congress can do, how is that constitutional?

I also introduced another bill called the SCREEN Act.

I am running for reelection -- in the state of Utah, yes.

I think there is a choice between the extremes and the exhausted majority, and that's the conversation we've been having this week with Republican governors and Democrat governors coming together.