Chris Stewart

I support investigating leaks of classified information.

I thank the ranking member, Mr. Hill, and my colleagues. I especially thank my cosponsor from New Hampshire for her support and her words today. Madam Speaker, much has been said, so I will be brief. I obviously stand before you in support…

Yes, we weren't aware that the officers of Minnesota were trained to murder.

The only person that hasn't taken responsibility is the man that is sitting there taking notes the entire time paying more attention, in this case they did to taking a pulse.

But just because someone has issues in this country, they don't get murdered by a rogue police officer.

This isn't the standard situation where an officer has to make a split second decision and pull the gun or pull the trigger. No, this was premeditated torture.

I think that BLM is best served when the leadership is living in the location of which they have great responsibility.

the 30 by 30 rule, I mean, that scares the life out of those of us from the West.

I think you are taking a fair approach in the sense that we can learn from the previous administration, and we can learn from President Obama's administration as well.

Thank you for your commitment to working with a delegation and with the governor's office as you look at the monuments.

I rise before you in support of awarding the Ghost Army veterans with the Congressional Gold Medal. This is such a great story. In World War II, the Ghost Army had a mission unlike any other. They were recruited in one of the greatest…

I feel a little bad that some of the criticism that you have received here today I just think is unfounded and, as I said, exaggerated.

How long can you keep doing that? I mean, that is a big deal when you say we haven't held a jury trial in our Federal courts for probably a year now.

Debt and spending is the primary reason I ran for Congress 8 years ago, and this is a time when the challenges we had then seem rather small compared to the times we have now.

If someone is contributing in ways that are election-oriented, we should know how that money is spent and where that money is spent.

I don't understand how the budget request for defense is actually below the rate of inflation, and the reality is, is that is a cut to the Department of Defense.

I actually think it makes it worse.

I think that is probably true of any of us who would take on such a big challenge.

I don't understand why he would take such a divisive proposal and insert that into the budget.

At what point would the President become concerned to suggest, well, we probably need to address and reduce our spending.

Inflation scares the life out of me, and I think it is as a result of policies.

There is a definite need, and as people have said, infrastructure has been redefined from what it was in the '70s or the '80s.

The challenge of the Postal Service is a generational challenge.

I would just like to emphasize that security of our Judiciary is equally important, and it is just not getting the same degree of attention.

I think I represent probably some of the most rural parts of the nation, with the exception maybe of Mr. Amodei, who will be speaking here shortly.