I would suggest that you return to Texas and continue to work on the job that Texans elected you to do.

What we need to do is get back to policies that bring access, reduced costs to communities, so people can afford their energy and have good jobs.

the Nation is in a climate emergency, and I found that interesting considering that the environment does not stop at our borders.

Mr. Speaker, it is past time for Congress to reassert its role in the war powers discussion. I proudly joined many of my colleagues from both sides of the aisle last week in voting to repeal the 2002 AUMF. This AUMF provided for military…

It has been estimated--some reports say that nearly half of the unemployment benefits doled out by the government have been stolen by criminals.

Mr. Speaker, I appreciate being here, and I thank the gentleman for leading this. This is such an important topic. We have seen ourselves in the last year and a half go from the greatest economy the world has ever seen to very perilous…

We have the China COVID origins that we should be looking into. We have cyber attacks.

Currently, we have a border crisis going on with hundreds of millions of dollars going out, often in no-bid contracts.

The notion that the Federal work force right now is lagging behind the private work force that is funding the Federal work force just doesn't stand up to the available data.

We are supposed to be the Oversight Committee. That means our essential job is to ensure that the taxpayers' dollars are being used effectively.

This whole issue has been politicized from the very beginning.