Getting back to when an incident occurs in a nuclear facility, the chain of command and whether to notify Congress or not.

I want to thank you, Madam Chairman. As you know, I represent Montana, the sole Congressman from the great State that has Malmstrom.

Certainly, if Congress can be helpful and expedite in that, so we don't go through another winter, even if it is a short-term flexibility, you know? Just let us know and we would I am sure be glad to help them do whatever we can.

I recently visited Malmstrom and the morale is good, you know, I think the--went in the hunting season, I visited during the hunting season; the hunting season is, you know, makes morale go up.

We have become process-orientated and not results-driven.

There isn't a job to be found in the sea of forest because our forest policy has not allowed trees to be cut.

As the lone Congressman from Montana, I also am a former geologist. First of all, I commend you for your investment in Montana.

I support this bill because I think we have lost our mind as a country, when the amount of litigation, and frivolous litigation, and stacks of it have become where we can't be prosperous any more.

It is hard to feed a family on sky.

I agree with your assessment of the Kurds, having followed the Kurds.

Today I rise in honor of Montana veterans and all the men and women who have fallen in defense of our great Nation. I would like to recognize one in particular, Private 1st Class Nicholas Cook, from Hungry Horse, Montana, who was killed in…

H.R. 2358, as introduced by Congressman Zinke and Congressman Schrader, is a meaningful step toward fixing the problem.