We now have over 118 million red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico, which is drastically different from the 36 million that was previously reported.

Like all Americans, I believe in protecting our environment, however, environmental protection does not necessarily have to come at the cost of livelihoods of American families.

How can CEQ then, which chairs its initiative, direct Federal agencies to implement these changes when you guys don't actually properly define what constitutes a disadvantaged community?

the CEQ has expanded its mission beyond the scope of what it was originally intended to do by working to implement radical social change and ecojustice.

With 81,474 unaccompanied minors or single minors being encountered at the southern border this fiscal year, and one-hundred and ninety-three percent spike in human trafficking during the 2021 fiscal year, we need to ensure that our Border…

I just hope that you're taking into account people that might not necessarily have the resources when you guys are making these decisions because it is going to impact a lot of people, and it is going to hurt Americans.

the problem is, is that if you have people in poverty because of laws that are not necessarily reflective of the areas that they live in, that is going to cause more issues long-term than I think what we can do not only to promote clean…

many people cannot afford that.

So right now, the average cost of an electric vehicle is around $66,000 a year.

I mean, I think everyone wants a clean community, but the problem is, is that if you have people in poverty because of laws that are not necessarily reflective of the areas that they live in, that is going to cause more issues long-term…

the average cost of an electric vehicle is around $66,000 a year.

So, my question for you is what is the EPA doing to actually talk to normal people, people not in Washington, people not at Harvard, people not in Congress to ensure that they are being taken care of because these policies, this…

So, when these policies go into place to force someone to buy a new vehicle, ultimately, what ends up happening is many people cannot afford that.

It is pretty messed up to have a Federal agency come in and then tell people how to run their businesses without talking to them first.

So, just to be clear, you are not proposing that.

Unfortunately, this rule would have consequential impacts on the ability of recreational, commercial, and sports fishermen to conduct their businesses.

Like all Floridians, I believe in protecting Florida's wildlife, especially our threatened and endangered species. But at the same time we need a common-sense solution to ensure that decisions like this proposed rule benefit both wildlife…

But that is just proposed. It is not official yet.

So, as of right now, just to be clear, for those that are interested, you will be open to seeing their positions.

to say that this Administration is really working in the best interest of the Green Movement and protecting the environment, I think, according to the facts, is false.

The cost of an electric car right now is little over $61,000, 35 percent more.

I think, according to the facts, is false.

The chances of this rule even passing judicial muster is very slim, so it should not have been done in the first place.

So, to talk about electric vehicles being cheaper for those that are less fortunate and live in rural communities, I think, is an absolute farce.

This transition is crucial to our economy. It is crucial to our planet.