I have one real quick response, particularly on family law. The gentleman is correct; those are almost always post dispute. But in a very significant amount of those cases, they are court ordered arbitration, so I don't know how voluntary…

Upon assuming the chairmanship of the committee in January 2019, the chairman of the Oversight and Reform Committee formally initiated an inquiry into Secretary Ross' decision to reinstitute the citizenship question on the 2020 census…

Thank you Mr. Chair. So Mr. Andeer, the 30 percent markup on apps, that's been the same since the company started, since the app started, right?

I think one thing that is consistent is everybody sitting there in the companies you work for are capable of dealing with regulation.

The numbers are the numbers, so, no, the system does not make sense at all.

So right now in North Dakota, we have the same number of people uninsured as we did 10 years ago or prior to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

Senator Gillibrand, in her role as Senator and not as a candidate for President, has introduced legislation to eliminate pesticides from school lunch programs, demonstrating her misunderstanding of science and production agriculture.

So there's never been public comment period on this.

We're talking about something that is going on every day constantly.

I'm sure introducing legislation that gives more free stuff to more people has nothing to do with her Presidential campaign.

while the Hatch Act does not apply to--it does not Members of Congress.

Bribing people to vote for you for President is a bad way to legislate as a Senator.

Senator Gillibrand compared pro-life views with racism, this represents a morally vacant position not fitting of a United States Senator.

I am a sponsor of H.R. 236, the Family Farmer Relief Act, and it is important because over the last 20 years, the increase in production from our farmers all across the country has gone up significantly.

By increasing the debt cap from Chapter 12 bankruptcy from $4 million to $10 million, this bill will keep more farmers in fields and farms and in the family.

I was detained in the Hope Hicks deposition. Had I been present, I would have voted ``Nay'' on rollcall No. 356. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the resolution. The question was taken; and the Speaker pro tempore announced that…

If large publishers are having this problem, you can about imagine how adversely affected smaller publishers that do business in North Dakota are by this issue.

I would ask unanimous consent to enter Congressman Sensenbrenner's statement into the record.

A statement for the record by Ranking Member Sensenbrenner submitted by the Honorable Kelly Armstrong.

I believe that prescription drug pricing, it is a conversation that I get, it is one of the biggest ones we get in our office both in D.C. and back in our offices in North Dakota, and it should be a bipartisan endeavor.

we had two sets of packages that could come to the floor clean this week that would pass, they pass the Senate, the President could sign them by the end of the month, but that is not going to happen.

But unfortunately, we are in D.C. and, never allowing a political opportunity to go to waste, they are going to get marked up in Rules Committee, and we are going to vote on bills this week that just quite frankly have no chance of…

I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``nay'' on rollcall No. 174.

Americans care about clean air; Americans care about clean water; and the U.S. needs to be at the table for these discussions as we move into a global economy. But, Mr. Speaker, a bad deal is worse than no deal at all. Make no mistake…

We are closest as we have ever been in this country's history to being food and energy secure.