Eisenhower talked about the military industrial complex, and now we have firefighting industrial complex.

Mr. Chairman, I yield back.

A lot of it is litigation. I have talked to the superintendents in Montana, and they want to do the right thing.

It says do your work. And I think, Madam, your work is out in the West.

I would agree. Lastly, the Good Neighbor Program. Let's talk about something that is good.

It seems like we are running to the EV world without looking at the supply chain.

Well, it seems to me a forest is a breathing entity, and what we are doing is we are stopping, we are starting, we are stopping, we are starting.

So is there a plan that you know of, of what are we going to do?

The Great American Outdoors Act solved that.

I would encourage us all to look at maybe a couple of pilot programs in different regions, you know, to look at a different model that perhaps would sidestep some of the point litigation that is going on on a small timber sale.

As the gentleman from Oregon has said, that we have made a lot of promises but not a lot of promises kept.

there is probably nothing that is more divisive and more contentious than is this rule in the West with farmers and ranchers.