Those States have a lot to learn from Republican-led States like Florida, who have done the hard work of identifying issues and updating their election laws to restore integrity and voter confidence.

I would like to start by noting that we should be having today's Subcommittee hearing in President Biden's home State of Delaware, maybe Speaker Nancy Pelosi's home State of California, or even Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's home…

I ask for your support of $20 million dollars to create a Colorectal Cancer Research Program within the Department of Defense.

And my main concern in bringing this up here today is really to be able, again, to collaborate with the STB if we see that the shortage actually happens.

Well, and I asked the same question when we had the roundtable. But it is a certain type of paper that is not being produced as much by producers that is required for election administrators and election equipment to operate effectively.

I have had discussions with folks in the election space who have serious concerns with a paper shortage in the upcoming elections.

I am committed to helping broker a solution for these concerns to ensure that elections officials have the materials they need.

The election and having faith in our election systems, it is too important to be disrupted by a product shortage that, if we can address together, we can make sure that that does not happen.

Well, that leads me to you, Mr. Booker. I appreciated the building trades' past support for the One Federal Decision bill.

I remain frustrated, as I said in my opening statement, that this administration is dragging its feet in implementing the commonsense changes to our regulatory process.

Earlier this month, we once again saw sky-high inflation numbers, 8.5 percent.

I don't think it is all due to rising beef costs. I am certain it has a lot more to do with this Administration's reckless spending and policies.