Nick Langworthy

Every American that steps on a plane deserves the peace of mind that there is one level of safety among all US airlines.

I strongly urge the committee to advance a bill I have cosponsored, the Safe and Quiet Skies Act.

I am asking the committee to prioritize rigorous oversight of the EPA's massively important State revolving funds, which received $50 billion in funding through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Protecting the 1,500-hour pilot training rule isn't a partisan issue, it's about maintaining the safety of our air space.

Since 2010, commercial aviation fatalities have been reduced by 99.8 percent.

We owe it to the victims to do everything in our power.

no business decision should ever come before public safety. Period.

the standard, once it was put in place--and it was a unanimous vote in Congress that put the 1,500-hour flight requirements in place--I think the data speaks for itself.

We must do everything in our power to prevent another tragedy.

I wanted to take this opportunity to voice my vehement support for keeping the 1,500-hour pilot rule completely intact.

The reauthorization of FAA is a critical part of this, and I wanted to take this opportunity to voice my vehement support for keeping the 1,500-hour pilot rule completely intact.

We need to take moments like that to reevaluate this path that we are on.

In my home state of New York, our former Governor, Andrew Cuomo, our current Governor, Kathy Hochul, their administrations have halted our ability to safely extract natural gas.

I think it is a sad moment in our country when our American President goes on bended knee to the Saudis and OPEC nations to beg for more oil when we have the opportunity to explore more energy right here at home.

The Inflation Reduction Act, it provides billions to fund green energy initiatives, but are those initiatives actually bringing down the price of energy in your opinion?

That helpless feeling of a parent that does not know how they are going to be able to feed their child is one that I think it is incumbent on this body to make sure it never happens again.

I would like to thank all of our witnesses for being here today to discuss the crucial need to uphold the Second Amendment.

As Federal employees, we owe it to the American people to do our jobs to the best of our ability.

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My colleague's amendment states an obvious fact: It is the responsibility of both the President and the House of Representatives to combat inflation. I have no quarrel with that. In fact, in advancing this bill, the House is taking one…

This amendment is similar to my colleague's last amendment. It defines a ``quantifiable inflationary impact'' as only an impact that would increase or decrease the Consumer Price Index by at least 1 percentage point. If a given executive…

The amendment strikes the bill's requirement for an inflation impact assessment when an executive order will have a significant impact on inflation, but the impact cannot yet be precisely quantified. That is exactly the wrong approach to…

As the designee of Mr. Andy Ogles, I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 2, line 11, after ``consumer'' insert ``or producer''. The Acting…

My colleague's amendment makes sure that inflation assessments prepared under the bill will address a critical inflationary measure-- the Producer Price Index. Now, when people think of inflation, they usually think of the Consumer Price…

I have no more speakers, and I yield back the balance of my time. The Acting CHAIR. The question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from New York (Mr. Langworthy). The amendment was agreed to. {time} 1900