Louie Gohmert

We have heard some try to demean the importance of what the chairman and others here on the Republican side are trying to do right now. The fact is that, when we talk about the information that has not been provided about the outside…

A wonderful tribute from a man that knows courage. He has it, he has shown it, and he knows what it is to stand up for what he believes in. A lot of great examples have served in this body, and that is what we need right now. We face as…

I appreciate your doing so.

I have seen that over and over, and that is why at times I have advised people you get a lawyer.

Unfortunately, we have come to learn of situations that place local law enforcement officers at odds with their Federal counterparts.

The proliferation or over-militarization of law enforcement is only going to endanger the relationships that law enforcement needs with the public.

His sacrifice should be remembered by all of us.

I commend Chairman Meadows on that particular operation.

Today we are discussing the accountability of law enforcement within our land management agencies.

I thank the Ranking Member very much for her opening statement.

I could not have gotten my job done without the work of state and local law enforcement.

It is interesting when The Heritage and ACLU agree on a subject like this.

Public Enemy No. 1 for rural Utah sheriffs just happens to be a fellow peace officer named Dan Love.

That type of callousness is the very type that we must either stop, or defund the noncompliant bureau, agency, or department.

It does seem rather ridiculous that there would be any area in the country where a resolution of conflict would be resolved after many years or even decades of service by one individual.

I agreed with so much in the letter from the ACLU and so much that conforms to what, Mr. Larkin, you have said with one exception.

I want to know how this occurs and how it must stop.

We had a statement from the White House spokesman yesterday at a White House press briefing in which he had said that the Republicans have ``no one to blame but themselves.'' So, Mr. Speaker, I thought it would be helpful if we looked at…

I both applaud and appreciate the comments by my colleague, a person I love being a colleague with, Ms. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. These are profound points, excellent points, she has been making about the so-called Iran deal. What is shocking…

I do disagree and I am not a believer in man-made climate change.

I believe that my qualifier when I think about climate change is the human standard of living.

I will try to speak softly so I put out less carbon dioxide.

The facts show that grapes were at a higher latitude, and that means the earth was warmer during that period.

Fossil fuels have dramatically improved the lives of human beings.

There is a great deal of tragedy going on in the world. I know that at times there are people around this Congress that have felt very much alone. I know there have been times when Presidents have felt very much alone, like Abraham…