I feel bad taking time from the gentleman from Texas, but I move to strike the last word, Mr. Chairman.

the title of this legislation, the HONEST Act, which seems to somehow imply that EPA employees and EPA scientists are somehow not being honest.

Today we're marking up H.R. 1159, the United States and Israel Space Cooperation Act.

One of the original objectives when Congress created NASA in 1958 was peaceful international cooperation.

It seems that we have tilted the scales upside down, and if what should be good for the goose, good for the gander, that if there's a disclosure, that that's the principle of participation, then let's make that fair for the professors also.

John Kennedy said that to govern is to choose. And you clearly have made these choices.

I think that it's the larger Chinese policies of pushing back on the United States, of challenging us in as many areas as possible.

I would like to just begin by trying to create a sense of context and proportion.

I think I know what good and bad management looks like.

I don't believe the majority has ever produced a shred of evidence that would have justified the subpoena.

I think we can all agree that all scientists--government, academia, private sector--should be free of undue influence, be it politics or profit.