John Bel Edwards

That is why I fought to include two provisions that bring real oversight and real answers. First, the United States Postal Service is now directed to report to Congress within 90 days with a concrete plan to reopen and restore service…

We are patrolling, and there will be consequences for breaches of the law.

I don't want to pre-judge how we might look at the Imgur and Reddit matters, but if there are age limits for accessing services, then the platforms have to enforce those in some ways.

Thank you, Mrs. Comstock, for this report. More importantly, thank you for your thoughtful and exemplary leadership of this outstanding organization. The Chair thanks the former Members of the House for your presence here today. On behalf…

The Chair thanks and congratulates Chairwoman Bice. The Chair now invites two former Members, Dennis Ross of Florida and Cheri Bustos of Illinois, to offer remarks.

At this time the Chair recognizes Former Members of Congress President, the Honorable Barbara Comstock, for remarks.

Every year since 1996, Congress has failed to pass our annual spending bills on time. Every year since 1996, despite work still left to be done, August rolls around and Congress goes home, kicking the can down the road and leaving funding…

Similarly, illegal aliens who are deportable have no allegiance or enduring tie to the United States. Foreigners here on visas have an allegiance politically and legally to their home countries, not to the United States, so the same logic…

And this is about me.

Go to the caucuses tomorrow night, and let's change America together. Thank you.

And it's capped at 375 million that we get to share no matter.

I believe in permitting reform too, by the way.

And it's capped at 375 million that we get to share no matter.

No sir. It's not that expensive now.

Yes, sir. That's fair, but we are impacted by things that wouldn't be intuitively obvious.

I believe in permitting reform too, by the way.

The savings accrue for a very long time.

Those were costs saved.

The federal government has been a tremendous partner.

As Governor of Louisiana, I have devoted considerable time to one of the most pressing issues of our day, and that is climate change.

It is a myriad of things, and things that happen in one part of the country actually have a cascading effect in other parts of the country.

We're having to do emergency work with the state and the parishes, but also working with the Corps of Engineers.

I believe in permitting reform too, by the way.

And it's capped at 375 million that we get to share no matter.