Dan Crenshaw

I think the clean drinking water and making sure that lead is not infused with lead drinking water is certainly something we can agree on.

Is there anything in this bill that would stop limitless and endless surveys and wasting all that money?

It sounds like we don't know, and, I mean, that is the short answer.

Maybe we should rethink this.

If we don't address the permitting issues in this country, which are far more stringent than most developed nations, we are never going to get to the part where we build 120 percent more transmission lines in America.

One of the things we see of course is weaponization of the court system.

I always want to preface everything we say we want to get to the same goal, a reduction in global carbon emissions.

The clean energy goals are directly in conflict with the environmental groups as well because they are the ones who sue and settle.

The average road project now takes 7 years just to get through an environmental review.

The worst kind of project in the world is a project that never gets finished.

I think that our ports, waterways, and airports are all Federal obligations, Federal responsibilities.

That doesn't seem like a negotiation. It seems like extortion.

I think we all want lower drug prices. I think the question is: How do we get there without killing the goose that lays the golden egg?

It is going to be a failure.

What would happen? You would have lawsuits. You would have endless lawsuits.

It can't work that way because of the Administrative Procedures Act, because of Section 1871 within Medicare.

If you don't give me your services, I am going to levy a tax on you, 95 percent of your revenues from now on--that is not a negotiation.

This is what I call the phenomenon that that`s going on. It`s progressive fascism.

If the Biden administration wants to impress us, you know what, double the goal. Say 200 million vaccines in 100 days. I will be impressed.

We need more transparency. We need a better appeals process, more equitable application of your community guidelines, because we have to root out political bias in these platforms.

You guys have lost trust. And you have lost trust because this bias is seeping through.

The fact remains that community standards on social media platforms are perceived to be applied unequally and with blatant bias.

As long as you resist these increasing calls from politicians to do their political bidding for them, I will have your back.

There is a growing number of people in this country that don't believe in the liberal values of free speech and free debate.

My colleagues, this administration, they can't silence people they disagree with no matter how much they want to.