I know my--Jake LaTurner, the Congressman, brought up the idea of the long term commitment to research funding.

the only way to do this is through so-called mandatory spending.

There's so much. And I really look forward to working with Ranking Member Babin and Ranking Member Lucas and our wonderful Chair, Chairwoman Eddie Johnson, on supporting a strong and bright future for America's space and aeronautics programs.

One of the immediate challenges is the climate crisis, and today, we're considering aviation's role in how to address it.

It's the most poisonous I have ever seen. There's the overall sense that maybe some of them have guns, and likely the ones who are more into conspiracy theories and QAnon, with the pedophilic Satanic rings. Are we safe from them?

The ocean is part of the solution, and we know that full implementation of ocean-based climate solutions could deliver one-fifth of the annual greenhouse gas emission cuts that the world needs by 2050.

America needs to know that our climate conversations happen not just on the land, but also in the water and the ocean, too.

I am really proud to see the Natural Resources Committee be a leader on tackling climate.

I think the worst Virginia disaster in our lives was Hurricane Camille in 1969. We lost 153 people in a couple of hours.

I certainly want to object to Mr. Graves' notion that we are sponsoring a narrative.

the money and the policy is in the Appropriations Bill, so I hope that will not be your ongoing answer.