Mr. Speaker, one of the greatest threats to free speech is the ongoing politicization of online platforms. Some, which have millions of users, have allowed liberal interest groups to determine what content is available to the public. A…

Today's hearing will highlight some fascinating technologies and efforts that will empower veterans.

Thank you, Chairwoman Comstock, for holding such an interesting and important hearing today.

I'm a little bit disturbed by, number one, that over and over again I hear don't ever talk about whether or not mankind is the main cause of the temperature changing and the climate changing.

I have in my career been very supportive of trying to develop certain technologies that I consider to be more efficient at providing the energy needs for the people of the world.

Technology, though, provides the solution.

The answer that we've been given in terms of mitigation versus adaptation is that we need controls over people's lives and make their decisions for them rather than adapt economically and elsewise.

Overreaching and costly regulations like the Obama Clean Power Plan do little to reduce emissions.

Instead of relying on big government to solve climate change problems, we should look to technological innovations.

I was pleased to see in the fiscal year 2019 budget a refocus on the biological and environmental research programs on genomic science.

Mr. Speaker, here are some excerpts from the book, ``Presidential Courage,'' by Michael Beschloss that might sound familiar: ``Andrew Jackson said, `I was born for the storm, and calm does not suit me.' '' ``Warned that some decision of…