We, as Congress, need to wake up and stop talking out of both sides of our mouth. In fact, we cannot continue to rely on foreign adversaries to take care of our mineral needs. We can take care of our own needs with our own domestic…

I thank the gentlewoman from Texas (Ms. Granger) for yielding and for all her hard work on the committee. Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of this en bloc package. I particularly want to highlight my two amendments, both of which protect…

Today is a very swampy day, and I am not talking about the weather. Today, Congress will pass a bill that is, frankly, a demonstration of everything that is wrong with Washington. The Great American Outdoors Act is a product of special…

Once again, this is about the management of the land. As we stated earlier, the buffer around the Grand Canyon, this is miles away from this. And this is about national security. Critical minerals, uranium, they are very important to the…

I demand the yeas and nays. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursuant to section 3 of House Resolution 965, the yeas and nays are ordered. Pursuant to clause 8 of rule XX, further proceedings on this question are postponed. Amendment No. 9 Offered…

We need to stop making America more reliant on foreign adversaries for energy production...

I would like to first note my disappointment in the recent cancellation of the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP).

It would have been nice to see in the infrastructure bill our full bill placed in there, not excluding Forest Service.

My colleagues have responded to the cancellation of this project with glee and are here today to take a victory lap, celebrating the loss of 17,000 new union jobs that disappeared the instant ACP was canceled.

I ask for a recorded vote.

I have filed a motion to adjourn, and I move that we adjourn this Committee.

Words matter. Something that doesn't seem to matter to the chairwoman is who is deemed essential.