His grip is slipping, because there are competent conservatives, out there, who are focused, on people, in the kitchen table issues, not the Trump grievances, of the past.

Youngkin is winning without Trump. He is winning despite Trump, and he's winning because he brought diverse parts of the party together.

I hope they are already writing the contempt report. ... if they don't, then take it to the Justice Department and ask them to expedite it because it's important that this be done swiftly because you really have obstruction going on here…

I thank all of the people who stopped this President from his unconstitutional actions and we need -- that's why this January 6th commission is going to be so important.

I think history will reward them. And a party that keeps trying to hitch itself to this sore loser who is a dangerous, but a very diminished and unpopular politician is going to be a losing party.

It would be better for Republicans to engage in this truth telling process be out there in front, rip the band aid off fast and get the information out. Because that`s going to come out. Our democracy was built to last. It`s lasted through…

The problem is, with Trumpism, it’s sore loserism. It is dividing not just the country, but our party.

But first and foremost, morally, particularly after January 6th, there`s no case for keeping this person who incited that violence, you know, in any way in any type of leader of the party.

Well, first, I think January 6th changed everything. There were certainly lots of reasons to oppose Donald Trump before that. I opposed him in 16 when I was on the ticket with him, and certainly opposed him in 2020. But I think after…

That`s why we should put country first not Trump first.

if it were a secret ballot, most Republicans would vote for conviction. It will be the most bipartisan impeachment conviction in history, because there will be more than one.

I think the brave Republicans like Liz Cheney, like Ben Sasse, like Adam Kinzinger, who are standing up to the bullies are the future of our party.

I thank Chairman Smith for yielding me the time. I rise in support of H.R. 5509, the Innovations in Mentoring, Training, and Apprenticeships Act. This bill takes important steps in addressing the growing need for a diverse and technically…

Failure is not an option here. We need to have mission success.

I thank Chairman Walden and Ranking Member Pallone for their leadership in working with us on a bipartisan basis for this important package. We all know the stories and have heard the stories time and again from our businesses, from our…

I think when I was speaking about the ride along that I did with the Northern Virginia Regional Gang Task Force, someone said they thought they heard me say they had picked up 14 in one night. I just wanted to clarify. If it sounded like…

I think we're really seeing disruptive, positive, innovative technology, and I think there's no question that we need to reallocate resources.

When these devices and these things are made available, it's lowering PTSD, it improves lives, and we actually do have long-term savings here as well as obviously improved quality of life and the right thing to do.

My bipartisan amendment reflects several policy recommendations that have been proposed in various forms over the last several years, including Representative Bridenstine's Space Renaissance Act. State spaceports have become increasingly…

I urge passage of the amendment, and I yield back the balance of my time. The Acting CHAIR. The question is on the amendment, as modified, offered by the gentlewoman from Virginia (Mrs. Comstock). The amendment, as modified, was agreed to…

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 267, after line 10, insert the following: SEC. __. SPACEPORTS. (a) Sense of Congress on State…

The Iran case demonstrates that nefarious foreign actors use cyber means to access valuable research and development.

Unfortunately, various immoral actors have sought to exploit our openness to steal American ingenuity and innovation and undermine our system.

It is imperative that our academic institutions not close their eyes to the very real threat posed by foreign intelligence spies.

It would be easy to think about the theft of information from American universities by foreign students to be the topic of a modern-day spy novel, but in fact it is a very real problem and, sadly, not a new one.