We have plenty of work still to do, but I am encouraged that we are more than up to that.

Thanks for making the extra effort to join us.

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provided more than $55 billion for drinking water and wastewater improvements, the largest investment in our Nation's history.

That is quite a disparity.

For justice delayed is justice denied. We want to make sure that these positions are filled, filled with well-qualified jurors.

I feel it again today. We did a lot of good work toward the end of just before we broke for the recess.

I know I will get my way.

Thank you for your leadership on these issues and your leadership on the Subcommittee you chair.

Members of this Committee are very proud of the work that we have done on infrastructure for our country.

We work in very bipartisan fashion, which I know you try to do at every opportunity.

I think it is, I would use the word shameful, in the way that the city has delayed consideration of nominees for judicial posts in the District of Columbia too often and in past years.

Miles to go before we sleep.

DOT committed to filing the charter and publishing a notice in the Federal Register for the Advisory Board by the end of September.

In addition, taking proper care of our electronic waste is vital to national security, as it ensures adequate supply chains and prevents the loss of sensitive information through digital files.

What clarifications or updates to existing statutes would help create a reliable environment for private investments and job creation in the recycling sector?

Senator Kelly, thank you for being here today and for adding to this hearing.

Together, I am confident that we can rise to the gravity of this challenge, and as we say in Delaware, seize the day, or Carper diem.

Doing so benefits our environment as well as our economy, as well as our basement, providing some more extra room in our basement and garage, and is a win-win for the Carper family and I suspect a win-win for a lot of other families, too.

I am going to repeat it and ask other witnesses if they would like to make a comment as well.

In adversity lies opportunity.

I'm proud to join the Chairman of today's hearing, Senator Coons, in giving Magistrate Jennifer Hall my very strongest possible endorsement.

Each year, around 50 million tons of electronic waste are discarded in landfills globally, valued at an estimated, get this, an estimated $62.5 billion.

It's an honor to be here with you, once again, for the Senate Judiciary Committee to introduce an exceptional judicial nominee.

Judge Hall is an ideal candidate for this seat because of her unique blend of skills, and experience, and her intimate familiarity with our district.

That is a pretty good to do list.