Dan Crenshaw

Disgusted by the attacks on FBI agents and absolutely disgusted by it. In some of the calls I`m seeing abolish the FBI that`s also foolish.

I just want to address this notion that we should sprint to what are inherently unreliable forms of weather energy.

Methane--or, in other words, natural gas--is also the primary reason that we have lowered our overall carbon emissions in the U.S. back to 1990 levels.

Gas prices have quadrupled, which have, in some states, like mine, doubled electricity prices.

We need to produce more natural gas. This administration has even said so.

What we owe our children is prosperity and energy reliability. And, as of now, there are only three things that offer that: gas, coal, and nuclear energy.

The Chain of Environmental Command: How a Club of Billionaires and Their Foundations Control the Environmental Movement and Obama's EPA.

Hillary Clinton has stated this is true. NATO's Secretary General has stated this is true. Our ODNI has stated this is true.

The reason I am concerned about this--I am not the only one who has ever brought this up, that Russian propaganda has made its way into a lot of environmentalist talking points.

Vladimir Putin funnels money through Klein to organizations for obvious reasons: to undermine American oil and gas and keep the world dependent on Russian oil and gas.

Are you using Federal grant money to do this for your efforts, recognizing, given the context, that that money is indeed fungible?

I fear that many do not understand that you can indeed do both.

I absolutely think the work of conservation efforts and forest management and protection of our natural resources is extremely important.

Forty-one percent higher emissions if you use Russian gas over American gas.

Can solar or wind power the grid 100 percent of the time?

Does the grid become more stable or less stable when more intermittent power sources are put into it?

Our goal is to reduce carbon emissions, not just keep the oil in the ground.

The recent statement by the New York Federal Reserve stated very clearly, after researching this topic extensively, that the costs of the proposed climate policies are far greater than the costs of climate change itself.

I would challenge my colleagues to point out where in the U.N. IPCC report it says there is a climate crisis.

Thank you, Madam Chair. And thank you to the witnesses. You know, I just want to address this notion that we should sprint to what are inherently unreliable forms of weather energy.

There’s performance artists, and there’s legislators. Now, the performance artists are the ones that get all the attention.

There`s two types of members in Congress. There`s performance artists, there`s legislators. We have grifters in our midst.

I know that this is of particular importance to the Chair of the subcommittee because she represents many of the firms that make these drugs and is also very passionate about finding new cures.

I want to try and understand the mandatory minimum policy by the administration and understand what the intent is, and maybe get at what some of the repercussions are.

Joe Biden is the only president out of the last three presidents who`s been dumb enough to really follow through with this sort of populist outrage of bringing the boys home, no more endless wars.