Randy Weber

So my response to them was and still is if you even wanted to assume for a minute they operated under the idea that the officers and the managers of a company don't give a hoot about their coworkers, which is such a salacious, ridiculous…

Let me point out how out of control the EPA has been in some instances.

States should not be handcuffed by the expenses and the burdens put on them by the EPA.

Our environment and the health of the public is on the line.

I believe the Department should focus its investments on environmental mitigation.

Oil and gas will play an important role in our nation's economy for decades to come.

I look forward to hearing your insight on the nexus between this basic and fundamental research and how it applies in the oil and gas industry.

When it comes to R&D funding, Republicans and Democrats should be speaking with one voice.

Earlier this year, the Brazoswood High School band was awarded one of the highest honors: the Sudler Flag of Honor by the John Philip Sousa Foundation. The Sudler Flag of Honor is given to distinguished high school bands that have…

I do rise today in support of H.R. 1430, and I appreciate the primer that we were just given from the other side on what an emergency is. I would remind my good friend on the other side that, on November 8, 2016, the Americans stood up and…

I very much want to be where Dr. Dourado is, to say that everything should be permissionless, but that's just not the way the world can work.

Somebody needs to be able to have that discussion.

I rise with my Republican colleagues in support of H.J. Res. 43. Under the Obama administration's last-minute rule change to title X funding, States like Texas are prevented from establishing criteria that would eliminate abortion…

That ought to be pretty alarming and a wakeup call for us all.

I cannot overstate what I believe is the importance of NASA.

I think we have to differentiate between the Russian space agency... and the Russian military.

There is no higher ground than space.

We need to be the leaders in the world.

In my opinion, and in the testimony you'll hear today, the American people would be better served if the federal government stopped picking winners and losers, focused on the R&D, and let the market drive the investment for energy…

I want to thank Chairman Smith, Representative Lofgren, Vice Chairman Lucas, and many of my Science Committee colleagues for cosponsoring this important legislation.

We can't afford to lose the ability to develop innovative nuclear technology, or rely on international partners to develop safe and secure advanced reactors.

If we don't develop a space traffic management framework immediately, we risk the safety of the space operational environment, so I have to oppose the amendment.

H.R. 5905 is a commonsense bill that will maintain American leadership in science.

Texas is so big that it was said that back during the covered-wagon days when the pioneers were coming West, if one entered Texas from Louisiana and a baby was born on that day, by the time they got to El Paso, he was in the first grade.

I'm grateful for the opportunity to work alongside my fellow Texans and the other members of this committee to support research projects that will keep America safe and globally competitive and encourage nuclear innovation.