Garret Graves

Instead, as section 106(t)(3)(A)(vi) clearly states, AAE may only investigate allegations of whistleblower retaliation...

This does not guarantee that we are going to be moving in the right direction, but it does guarantee higher prices for all consumers.

It is important that we take action, but it is important that we take action that is science based, that is evidence based.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to thank the witnesses for joining us today.

The FAA is correct for aggressively enforcing the rules and regulations that are applicable to air travel and for holding people accountable for failing to comply.

Flight attendants, gate agents, and other airline employees have the right to go to work without the fear of being harassed, intimidated, abused, or assaulted--period.

I am excited and optimistic that some of the data FAA released today showed a significant decline in air rage incidents, and I hope that we can build upon that success.

I'm worried that this hearing may convey to people on the outside that getting on an airplane is a wild and unruly experience.

The behavior we've seen in the media in regard to some of the adverse interactions on airplanes is completely unacceptable.

Is it advisable for us to be dumping more money on top of dollars that have been unspent?

I believe the number of pilots that are women in the United States comprises about 7 percent and for flight engineers it is even lower than that at 4.3 percent.

I would like to start a colloquy with the gentleman from Pennsylvania, who made a statement about how our national labs innovated us into this emissions reduction leadership role we play in the United States. I ask the gentleman from…

Recognizing that I have the right to close, I continue to reserve the balance of my time.

I am prepared to close, but being in opposition, I reserve the right to close.

This makes no sense at all.

I appreciate your personal leadership, as we work through the Florida gas LNG pipeline.

This really seems like it is an opportunity for a better win-win. It is a good environmental win, it is a better use of resources.

We didn't change the law for fun. We did it because we don't agree with what the Corps has been doing.

This is very important to me, and I know you know that.

So, what has changed since the decision was made?

I want to understand. Today is June 23. This was a 44-page decision that was issued on June 15.

It is very baffling to me to see how we are seeing shutdowns, moratoriums, pauses, or whatever term you want to use, for production in the United States, whenever it does have a big impact on jobs, economy, and we are increasing our…

The climate crisis is a global problem and that we should be looking for solutions and emission reductions all over the world.

I first disassociate myself with comments made earlier about the appropriate litmus test or language for folks to be citizens of the United States.

Congress will need to decide whether to extend the learning period, let it lapse, or find an alternative policy solution.