I have been asked many times this week about my thoughts on the address to Congress by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy. I was moved and inspired by his commitment to the defense of his stricken nation and its besieged people…

You are having this discussion about the dangers we face from your inflated view of climate disasters.

There were more people killed in 2 weeks in Ukraine because of these policies than died in the United States from any natural disaster from 2010 to 2020.

There are now over 2 million refugees from Ukraine flooding the borders of Poland to escape this disaster inflicted upon them.

I have been in contact with people in Ukraine by a Zoom call. I have had three of these.

And it seems even dumber to me that the Biden administration is rejecting or rescinding permitting for a nickel and cobalt mine in Minnesota when we know you have to have that to build these facilities.

took credit for the chunk of the bill that would benefit his home state.

I thank the gentleman from Texas for his leadership. A lot has been said about the Congressional Budget Office scoring the Build Back Better bill, that it increases the deficit by $3 trillion, putting truth to the lie that the bill is paid…

I just want to point out, when you raise prices, particularly on low-income people, and for all the rhetoric that the Democrats want to have about Build Back Better, it is raising prices.

I keep hearing a misappropriation of historical data and, in some cases, scientific data.

Republican Congressman Gary Palmer in Alabama denounced the infrastructure bill. He voted against the infrastructure bill. Now he wants his constituents to know that he`s going to take credit for all the good that infrastructure bill is…

What`s in the bill though is very problematic because it is not so much about the infrastructure that we need to be focused on, roads and bridges and broadband. It`s more about implementing the Green New Deal.

this legislation is being developed behind closed doors with zero input from Republicans, which is hardly the way to address major issues.

we are anticipating somewhere in the range of a 40 percent increase in household utility cost.

I was detained and missed the vote. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 335. Stated against:

Isn't this--I ask, should the people who support renewable energy just wholesale, should those deaths we considered collateral damage?

I had legislation that was signed into law to help prevent future shortages, and I cofounded the Congressional Propane Caucus to make sure that Congress stayed educated on the benefits and resources that come from propane.

As already stated by Members on our side of the aisle, our country is facing an immediate crisis over how everyday Americans will be able to afford to heat their homes this winter.

I think that needs to be a major consideration.

the legislation that is before us, the losers are going to be low-income Americans, elderly Americans, people who... are going to be making some really tough decisions this winter about how much they can afford to pay for utility bills…

So who investigates the investigators?

Well, in the case of the EPA, they denied responsibility I think for the Greensboro spill.

I thank my colleague from Louisiana, Representative Johnson, for arranging this Special Order to highlight the deviously entitled Women's Health Protection Act and for giving us the opportunity to speak up for the unborn. With this bill…

I'm interested in the outcomes and what comes out in official statements.

I would suggest to you that, if you want to do that, you need to practice science and stop practicing political science.