I thank Mr. Guest for yielding. Mr. Chair, it is no secret to anyone in this room that the CCP is working around the clock to infiltrate and influence our institutions. In their attempts to undermine our economy and our livelihoods, they…

I thank Chairman Fleischmann for yielding to me today. Mr. Chairman, I rise in support of my amendment as part of this en bloc which addresses an important issue in my district as well as the State of Washington. The Bonneville Power…

The third bill, H.R. 8956, the Uniform Credentials for IHS Providers Act of 2024, introduced by Congressman Newhouse.

I am just proud to be a part of this and look forward to not only accomplishing these important steps, but much, much more.

Today I rise to honor my guest Chaplain, Bhai Mohan Singh. Mohan Singh was the head granthi, or the head priest, at a Gurdwara in Yakima, Washington, and now travels the Nation spreading the teachings of Sikhism. Sikhism is the world's…

Today, I rise to honor the life of a dedicated first responder from Okanogan, Washington, Tiffany Ferdon, who we tragically lost last month. Tiffany was a volunteer firefighter, an EMT for the Tonasket Fire Department and Aeneas Valley…

Today I rise to recognize a newly retired public servant and good friend of mine from the State of Washington, representative Joel Kretz. Since 2005, Joel has been dutifully serving the people of Washington's 7th legislative district. As…

I will be introducing a resolution of disapproval under the Congressional Review Act to overturn the final 10(j) rule.

The Federal Government has finalized a plan to airdrop these bears into the North Cascades ecosystem.

I just have to say that it is a little too close to home for my constituents, and certainly is not going to be fun.

I did not see a justification to support the translocation of grizzly bears from their existing ecosystem into the district.

The people's concerns up there are valid. I think they need to be listened to.

I thank the chairman of the Natural Resources Committee for allowing me to join in this conversation in support of the Alaska's Right to Produce Act. Alaska truly is blessed with abundant natural resources that could empower American…

I thank Mr. Westerman, the chairman of the Natural Resources Committee, for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of H.R. 3397, the Western Economic Security Today Act. Since day one in office, President Biden has consistently…

How do you and the administration plan to protect our food security at the time that the majority of our foods served on our tables becomes imported from other countries.

A noble goal. A vital part of a community's ability to manage future events is the ability for the state, and the local, and the tribal public safety agencies to have reliable and secure communications.

Fentanyl floods across the Southwest border. It doesn't stay in border communities, however. It spreads throughout the country and is destroying lives.

I am extremely concerned that we are potentially giving CCP unprecedented access, not only to data on our U.S. citizens, but also sensitive data in areas of military installations or U.S. infrastructure.

The rule as finalized is overly burdensome and costly to our nation's producers.

I am concerned about what is going on at the border.

How does this proposal specifically support emergency managers and first responders in these small and rural communities?

If producers are expected to absorb these costs, how do you expect them to stay in business?

Do you believe that the ability of a nation to feed itself is inherently more secure than a nation that relies on imports to feed its citizens.

I still have some questions about that, but my time has expired. Thank you.

I would just like to ask some questions about the necessity of a new office to respond to climate.