this Administration's war on fossil fuel, which is causing input costs to rise at unprecedented levels

What are our producers supposed to do in the face of input costs that make doing business unreasonable?

The ag economy is hurting across the board. They are concerned about whether or not they are going to be able to afford to plant a crop this year.

We have a lot of great things to offer, energy independence in our area.

I would say that this is really an investment in your local agriculture, which is really a homeland security issue as well.

Frankly, I hear this over and over again in the 12th District of Georgia, and we can't anticipate a lot of these things in writing the new farm bill because the last time we have had this kind of inflation, and supply chain issues, and…

We should be talking in this Committee about what we can do and what that is going to look like a year from now for the American family and for our food supply.

Well, my home State of Georgia Broadband Map Program is the gold standard in the nation's broadband maps.

How are we going to fix the problem if we don't do it legislatively?

I greatly appreciated the opportunity to meet with stakeholders in Georgia and across the country to identify ways to continue to improve ReConnect.

Well, what we need to do is we need to figure out one, all of a sudden in this new Administration it is all about climate, and we are seeing food prices skyrocket.

We have to be very focused. Seeing title IV, it will cost roughly about $1 trillion over the next 10 years.