Last week I had the privilege of traveling with Mrs. Radewagen and Chairman Bishop to American Samoa, and saw firsthand absolutely every one of the points that she addressed today in her testimony.

This hearing's purpose is to discuss technology and modernization of SNAP.

We have heard some reflections on the President's budget. The President's budget fully funds wildfire preparedness...

Thank you to everyone for taking the time to be here, particularly our witnesses for their participation and respective insights.

this program touches more than 42 million Americans each month--it is the largest domestic hunger safety net program in the country.

Many people call SNAP a safety net, but for me it was like a trampoline--bouncing my family back into work and a brighter future.

I request much-needed funding for Forest Service research activities, specifically for forests and rangeland research.

It is a public safety issue, plain and simple, and the BIA funding is inadequate.

To protect our reservation, we ask the committee to, one, maintain funding for Great Lakes Restoration Initiatives at $300 million; increase the fiscal year 2018 funding for BIA's Trust-Natural Resource Management Programs above $201…

I happen to believe the United States has been the most effective force for good of putting food in the bellies of hungry people overseas.

I want to thank you both for being here today and testifying before the Committee.

If we're going to be among those continuing keepers of the republic, if we're going to be able to keep it, then we have to be those morally religious people.