Michael Garcia actually said...

"the sort of legislative bullying that they may experience in their states or they may have heard in these halls is not where the majority of the people in this country are."

"We would definitely want the state approving agencies to have that same authority and oversight to make sure that we have quality programs."

"I urge--I encourage you to look at this again and figure out how we can actually support protecting the environment and national security because they are not mutually exclusive in this case."

"I think the biggest threat to the CHIPS Act is the workforce right now if we can't figure out how to get that right."