James Hill

This is a huge challenge for us

Today I rise to recognize one of Arkansas' finest, Olan Wages, who recently died at the age of 95. A veteran of the Army, who served in World War II, Olan Wages was at the Battle of the Bulge. Mr. Wages' story is one that makes all…

I thank the gentleman from Arizona for participating, and I thank his colleague, Representative Sinema, for her heartfelt tribute that she has carried on since she has been in the House to bring attention to suicide prevention. I also…

I thank the gentleman for the time to thank my colleagues for coming to the House floor to this hallowed Chamber of the people's House and paying tribute to a distinguished Member of this House, a distinguished United States Senator, and…

I thank my friend from California for his personal memories and tribute to Senator McCain. It is a pleasure now for me to yield to my friend from Florida (Mr. Diaz-Balart). Senator McCain, throughout his life, was such a great voice for…

I thank my friend from Arizona. I thank him for his personal stories tonight and his tribute to our former friend from Arizona. It is a pleasure for me to ask my friend from Fresno, California, Representative Jim Costa, to share some…

I thank my friend from Tennessee for his remarks about our friend John McCain. Now, I would like to ask a colleague of his from Arizona, my friend, who we served on the House Financial Services Committee together, Dave Schweikert, who…

I thank my friend from California. I appreciate his personal testimony about John's service and his friendship. I thank him again for his service to our country, not only in the people's House, but in the U.S. Air Force. Mr. Speaker, I now…

I thank our good friend for his service. Sam Johnson has served this Chamber so nobly during his years on Ways and Means and ends his career in the people's House this term. All of us treasure our time with him, our work together, and his…

How do we hold offenders accountable for their actions without denying them a return as contributing members of society?

I hope you will give full and fair consideration to funding the Mentally Ill Offender Act.

I believe that we must look at this as not only a matter of financial cost, but also as one of human cost.

I thank my friend from Minnesota for his work on this bill and providing the chance to build a credit file for those who really need it. Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from North Carolina (Mr. Pittenger), my…

These conflicts are provided by providing additional recommendations to the very firms that they are rating. So, Mr. Speaker, we need balance in this arena, and I think Mr. Duffy's bill provides a step toward that balance, an improvement…

I thank the chairman for the time. So activity-based standards have already been found effective by the Federal Reserve. They work and they were used in evaluating acquisitions on regional banking companies. So Mr. Luetkemeyer is on to a…

Trump is the most ignorant, offensive president of my lifetime. He is a direct result of white supremacy. Period.

Last month we recognized National Bike Month and the many bicycling benefits that we have as citizens. I rise today to recognize the city of Conway, Arkansas, for its installation of their successful public bikesharing program and to…

The Department of Defense is required by statute and policy to launch National Security Space (NSS) payloads on U.S.-manufactured launch vehicles...

In light of the enduring and rapidly evolving threats to our space capabilities, we need to continue to improve operational responsiveness and resiliency across all space mission areas, including launch, to provide overall space mission…

We must take the necessary steps to protect and defend the important assets deployed in space.

The United States should and does treat space as a warfighting domain.

Russia and China are continuing to pursue a full range of anti-satellite weapons that are designed to reduce U.S. military effectiveness.

There is scant evidence that anybody is looking for a war in space.

Both will continue to pursue a full range of antisatellite weapons as a means to reduce U.S. military effectiveness.

DOD is complying with the referenced requirements of section 813 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017.