I do support a cleanup. I think the definition of full cleanup is what's at issue right now.

I do think it's more than just anxiety about job loss. There were literally thousands of jobs lost as a result of that decision.

I think we need to clean up the areas that do, in fact, have waste.

I don't think our policies and our funding streams should be supported by documentaries that are, in some cases, outdated, and had bad data.

Tell them we are hiring. Tell them we are hiring. I have jobs available.

what we saw in Texas last month was a tragedy. It was heartbreaking, and, in my opinion, was something that we, as Americans, should have been able to prevent.

We have failed to overcome the challenges that Mother Nature has provided.

How do we ensure that what we saw in Texas doesn't happen in other States?

I personally believe that we need to hold the public utility companies accountable for this. This is negligence.

It is a pleasure and an honor to be on CJS. This is my first subcommittee hearing.

I think that is one of the metrics that is probably one of the most important if we are looking at this seriously in how to prevent it in the future.