Some of this is going to be done by public financing. Some is going to be done by private financing.

I really do think it is worth the effort.

I invite them to take a look at this committee hearing this morning.

I would like to thank Congressman and Ranking Member Simpson for his steadfast engagement.

I would like to offer a racetrack in Toledo, Ohio.

I would like to elevate this as an area of heightened inquiry for the country.

They are actually angry. They are angry, and they need a better solution. They need a workable solution.

Yes. Thank you, Madam Chair.

We simply can't let this suffering go on unaddressed. And if we can't do better in our lifetime, shame on us.

If I have to support a separate task force to create it, volunteer, I will put you on it.

Shame on them. We have tens of billions of dollars of backlog Corps projects all over the country.

I think USDA should continue to be the lead on agricultural decarbonization research, with DOE playing more of a supportive role.

I am worried about how we make the transition without harming these communities, be they urban or rural--I represent both--and how we work with other Federal agencies.

Thank you, Madam Chair.

And I think all of us are just chomping at the bit for a real recovery bill. And I am excited by the witnesses that are joining us today.

We are looking very seriously at interim storage of spent nuclear waste.

Thank you, Congressman Simpson, very much. You are a bright light for the country.

We have a lot of people who are escaping from Guatemala and don't want to go back there.

I think, my sense is, that we are talking about narco states.

Why don't they bring forward new technology, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles or new fuel advanced biofuel vehicles?

It is just--it is a continental scourge.

I see real rays of light with respect to Guatemala in that case, ma'am.

If you help me gain a better understanding, you could access that data?

I was extremely troubled when Mexico's President released Caro Quintero, the number-one drug lord on the DEA's list.

I really don't see the Department of Defense being a leader publicly in some of these areas in which we so desperately need advancements.