Stephanie Bice

At the end of the day, removing harmful PFAS from production, and cleaning up legacy contaminations to protect human health is a bipartisan issue.

I recently introduced H.R. 5324, the NOAA Weather Radio Modernization Act, to update antiquated technology for weather radios.

I worry about the ever-digitized future, where a handheld radio is viewed as obsolete.

It is an incredible irony. I will say I appreciate this whistleblower coming forward and providing that information to us because you are right, we are not being given accurate or timely information about what is happening on the border…

I had not heard that, so that is incredibly interesting information. I think that with the mandates that are being put in place by the administration, asking for vaccinations of Federal employees, vaccinations of our military, how about we…

We, as a country, need to be mindful of how we navigate these waters in signing these contracts.

We do live under the rule of law in this country.

My concern is how do we prevent another situation like we have seen with HLS?

I echo those concerns as well.

It is imperative that we do everything we can to invest in research and development, in exploration, to ensure that that doesn't happen.

I think I may be the last questioner of the afternoon.

Well, it's been in a discussion in my home State, and, as a matter of fact, I championed some initiatives to try to address it here a couple of years ago.

Who's going to pay for the electrification of these EVs?

I do worry about picking and choosing where to invest, though.

It is crucial for our Nation to have our own robust, offensive information operations capabilities in place.

There are few States who would benefit more from a better understanding of weather and climate than Oklahoma.

Currently, the Federal Government, through the National Weather Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, operates Atlas 14.

I'm looking forward to this first Subcommittee hearing, as well as a productive relationship throughout this entire Congress.

I'm for your deal in investing more in research. I'm sure this Committee on a bipartisan basis would also agree with that.

The Constitution is clear that States prescribe the time, places, and manner of holding elections. While the majority claims that this is a bill to reform our political system, the reality is that the changes in this bill would likely lead…