There are opportunities to increase that dramatically and move away from this concept that we are just regulating out issues.

I am still amazed that the German government is willing to work with the Kremlin after they interfered in Western elections and invaded our allies in Ukraine and Georgia, shot down a commercial airliner, killing over 200 EU citizens…

we cannot wait and it has already happened.

It is clear from everything that we heard this morning. It is clear from the reality that we live in that the idea of decarbonization is one that is just not an environmental issue anymore.

I commend Germany for reconsidering the Nord Stream 2 pipeline after Russia's assassination attempt recently. But we cannot rely on them to put the final nail in the coffin.

We have to stop living in the past and having debates on how to treat it as an environmental issue, and realize where we are now and where we are going to increasingly go in the future.

The State Department told us it had spent $8.1 million on this department since it was established.

Since the beginning of the conflict in March 2015 in Yemen it has clearly risen to a worldwide humanitarian crisis: 24 million people, 12 million children all in humanitarian need, 127,000 dead, 13,500 children targeted.

How many documents has the State Department produced in response to this committee's questions into the President's communications with Vladimir Putin?

How about our request into the intelligence surrounding nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons, how many documents were produced at our request?

How many documents did the Department produce pursuant to a subpoena issued around the delay in arms production for Ukraine, suffering under Russian aggression?

Your team could do some work and find this because the answer is now up to over 16,000 pages for that.