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.

It's a long list. It's not fair. Enough is enough. Let's level the playing field.

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.

I think it's important that we do get together and start bending the arc toward a reciprocal trade agreement.

this trade fight that we're in with China, this this macro issue that we have with China being the biggest threat to the United States right now as a pure adversary.

I also want to remind our colleagues that FBI crime data shows that in border communities crime is actually 15 percent lower than the national average.

God bless our firefighters out there on the frontlines, putting their lives on the line and saving homes.

I come from southern California, north L.A. County in a district which--it's probably the largest wildland-to-human interface in the Nation in terms of wildfire risks.

I do see these fire operations as literally combat operations.

when you look at setting the interest rate, you want to reflect all Americans in the room when you do it.

the workforce doesn't quite look like America.

I want to thank you for that clarification.