Stakeholders should have the chance to voice their concerns publicly before a project permit is issued.

Removing regulatory barriers to innovation is one of the most important duties of this committee.

Unfortunately, President Trump has put us on the path to upend the current dynamic of nuclear weapons proliferation across the globe.

So I would like to thank Chairman Latta and Representative Welch for working on this issue and finding a bipartisan path forward.

I believe this report will provide the committee with valuable information.

This is not the right time to address this issue.

I appreciate the financial strain the nuclear industry is facing and the carbon-free energy it provides.

I commend Chairman Latta and Representative Welch for working together over the last several years to explore and learn how the Internet of Things, or IoT, can enrich our lives, help us be more efficient, and grow the U.S. economy.

I appreciate the bipartisan leadership from Members on this topic and look forward to moving these important bills forward.

The threats to our network supply chain pose a serious national security risk, and I don't think forcing through provisions as part of the National Defense Authorization Act is the best process.

I'm bewildered that after so many years of hearings and investigations that we continue to consider whether we should use parts from companies whom we know have adversarial intentions against our country.

National security and the security of our networks is the primary concern here and the administration must consider that above all else in their dealings with China.