John Hoeven

That is the breakthrough, that we have got them working together, and then USDA working with the local--or with the State Department of Ag, and their outdoor resources people, I think can really help keep that cooperation going.

The Department of Agriculture (Ag) affects every American every day, our farmers and ranchers produce the highest quality, low-cost food supply in the world that benefits every single American, every single day.

It is incredibly important we keep that in mind as we craft farm policy.

But really, one of the most important aspects of it is, for the first time we actually have domestic producers and the outdoorsmen working together rather than jockeying against each other trying to get the funding, and trying to get the…

We need to see more help for small business to really get through these supply chain issues.

Too much spending here in D.C. is a big part of the problem.

We have got to get people back into the workforce.

I don't understand that because we are not going to get the benefits to the cadets, nor to the Merchant Marine, nor to our military, nor to our nation in general, if the Administration doesn't help fund the infrastructure required to…

We need to see more help for small business to really get through these supply chain issues.

Too much spending here in D.C. is a big part of the problem.

We have got to get people back into the workforce.

I don't understand that because we are not going to get the benefits to the cadets, nor to the Merchant Marine, nor to our military, nor to our nation in general, if the Administration doesn't help fund the infrastructure required to…

We are already capturing millions of tons of CO2, but we need help and regulatory certainty in order to keep doing that, and do more of it.

Your own study shows that we are already doing that, and now you are adding additional regulation.

Recently the Congress voted on a bipartisan basis to overturn the WOTUS Rule put forward by the Biden administration.

U.S. oil production is down nearly a million barrels a day since the current Administration took office.

Gas prices are 41 percent higher nationally than when the President, the current President, took office.

And you would be supportive of reauthorization of the Joint Chiefs' Program in the Farm Bill?

We are already capturing millions of tons of CO2, but we need help and regulatory certainty in order to keep doing that, and do more of it.

Sackett should provide some clarity, but we are very concerned about protecting private property rights.

Your own study shows that we are already doing that, and now you are adding additional regulation.

Recently the Congress voted on a bipartisan basis to overturn the WOTUS Rule put forward by the Biden administration.

Gas prices are almost 50 percent higher today than when you came into office.

Do you think that would help increase production or deter production in your opinion?

Gas prices are 41 percent higher nationally than when the President, the current President, took office.