Bill Huizenga: “It is safe to say that when Congress created the Board, they intended it to operate independently and without regard to…”

I appreciate the gentleman from Hawaii (Mr. Case), my friend, for yielding time. This is a very important discussion to be having, not just among ourselves, but with the Nation and with the country. Mr. Speaker, I start by thanking the…

Canada’s inability to mitigate, contain, and prevent its wildfires must be addressed. These annual fires significantly harm not only our health and quality of life, but also our economic prosperity.

Mr. Speaker, obviously, at the end of this, finally, it acknowledges that a clear regulatory framework led by the United States is needed to usher in this modern technology. Mr. Speaker, we are at an inflection point. When it comes to…

I will note that, for some, the louder and longer they say something, they hope people will believe it. Mr. Speaker, I yield 2 minutes to the gentlewoman from Missouri (Mrs. Wagner), the chairwoman of the Subcommittee on Capital Markets.