The Federal Government should be part of the solution.

We must press Canada and Mexico to adhere to these principles and hold them accountable to their trade commitments.

Imagine what might result if an attack on Colonial Pipeline happened to an electric company.

This is a very important topic for many companies in the Pacific Northwest because we're continuing to focus on space in so many different ways.

How can we continue to have this gap in Urban Indian health?

So we really do want to get parity, and we want to get that now, and we want to get it permanently fixed.

I have a lot of people in Seattle who are waiting, and Portland and probably even Honolulu.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I thank you and Senator Murkowski for holding this important hearing.

failed to meet the intent of tax payer funding and prepare for the surge in travel that we are now witnessing.

I look forward to hearing the testimony from our witnesses today.

The world has changed. Supply chains have changed and are changing.

The U.S. Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation will come to order.

We believe in making an increased investment in the supply chain.

Without the resiliency of the supply chain, it could be complicated as to... whether products can be delivered in a timely fashion.

I think Congress has caught on that the supply chain is key to our economic strategy.

I am not sure 20 years ago that we would have had the same hearing.

Digital trade is something that has been very central to my work over the last 10 years.

I fundamentally agree that there needs to be robust monitoring of the EU's compliance with the deal.

I do think this is the United States' opportunity to lead.

I am encouraged that there is a discussion.

I come to the floor this afternoon to urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. And I listened to my colleague from Maine on her remarks and I take her at her word. If there would be any chance to work on these election…

We cannot solve the climate crisis without effective carbon pricing; and, we are all committed to doing everything we can to solve this crisis.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And thank you and the ranking member for holding this important hearing.

I hope we come to understand this, because a lot of our--I think what we are seeing in homelessness is people who just literally fall through the cracks.

I ask unanimous consent to complete my remarks before the vote starts. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.