Senator, are you up for a question? Will the Senator yield for a question? Mr. President, I would like to direct a question through the Chair to the Senator from Indiana and ask the reason for his objection. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Does the…

So your project would be wind, electrolyzer, hydrogen, pipeline?

We need cradle-to-grave analysis.

If you have a wind project, is there potential here for a package project where you have a wind project and then you have an electrolyzer onsite?

But a fuel cell that would give a truck significant mileage wouldn't be as big as the truck is what I am asking.

The investment by the Federal Government, by the Department of Energy, I think, is absolutely critical.

I came here 9 years ago opposed to modifying the rules of the filibuster. Indeed, I signed a letter a couple of years ago saying the same thing. I understand that it can and probably will boomerang, that an elimination of the…

I am one who signed that letter. First, let's talk about the letter itself. What it says is, ``We are united in our determination to preserve the ability of Members to engage in extended debate when bills are on the Senate floor.'' I agree…

I think we classify too much.

Intelligence isn't any good unless it's shared.

There was intelligence somewhere in the system about potential violence, but it just never got to the Capitol Police.

Are we working on preexisting coordination and communication plans so that we do not have to make it up on the fly?

Please convey the deep appreciation and thanks from all of us that we care about what they do.

I hope that extends to the intelligence side as well.

I hope that there is a close relationship between your Department and the Architect of the Capitol.

We have to have people that are thinking the unthinkable and saying, okay, what happens if?

today I wish to recognize LT Sean McDonald, U.S. Navy, for his outstanding work on behalf of the people of Maine and the Nation as a 2021 Department of Defense Legislative Fellow serving in my Washington, DC, office. Lieutenant McDonald…

I have been surprised there has not been more discussion of physical security. It is pretty easy to secure a building these days.

There should be very vigorous discussions with the overall intelligence community.

There should be red teams. There should be people in the Capitol Police who think the unthinkable.

January 6th was one of the saddest days in our country. That our magnificent Capitol is not open to the public, and we had an attack on the heart of our democracy.

I wanted to ask Mr. Chapple to convey my congratulations to the first Director of the National Park Service in five years.

If we are going to invite people to the out-of-doors, we have to be able to meet their needs.

So that is a technology that ought to be very useful in this situation.

Well, I hope our two witnesses from the Administration will take this back.