Glenn Grothman

Thank you. Maybe we are going to go over some territory you have already covered...

Are you worried that if you ban legal e-cigarettes people will run to the illegal e-cigarettes, just (a) with probably inferior product in there, and (b) with more THC?

It is unfortunate that parents, whatever, want to put their children in that situation.

I don't know anybody who is arguing against legal immigration.

Okay. I was glad recently to see a high school in my district had some billboard or something or other up, talking about the danger of combining e-cigarettes and THC.

I was glad recently to see a high school in my district had some billboard or something or other up, talking about the danger of combining e-cigarettes and THC.

the obvious way is to say, you know, in the future, come to this country legally.

I mean, to me, it seems to me that is a good thing.

I stand first of all to thank President Trump for the work he has done at the border and for something that has been almost unpublicized since the mainstream media is busy focusing solely on impeachment. In May of this year, over 100,000…

I think we have an obvious problem here in that we don't have enough people getting involved in these apprenticeship programs.

There is a lot more necessity for maintenance people, for people in manufacturing.

So as I understand it, talking to people in your industry, you will find a way to do an abortion, whether the government is paying for it or nobody is paying for it.

I have toured some abortion clinics, and one thing that struck me about the abortion clinics, at least- and this was like 20 years now since I toured them--is they never used the word 'abortion' and they never used the word 'fetus.'

What I will say is, if a 13-year-old is sexually active, by definition that is a serious sexual assault.

We do not turn people away.

As some of our other Members have, I rise to commemorate the observance of National Apprenticeship Week. Whether you are talking to people who are manufacturers, whether you are talking to people in the medical community, you know that one…

It is an honor to be here on the floor of the House of Representatives this 502nd anniversary of Reformation Day. Madam Speaker, prior to discussing immigration policy and the other issues of the day, I yield to the gentleman from Texas…

I thank the gentleman for his comments. I realized that a lot of what has been said here the last few days focuses on an impeachment inquiry, and one has to ask oneself why we have so many people who have been wanting to try to impeachment…

We are going to talk about that a little bit today, and I look forward to hearing from the other witnesses.

I give my condolences to the Cummings family.

I would now like to address the body on the topic of the recent decline of murders in the United States of America. For people who watch this House, we know that there are all sorts of bad things we can dwell on. We can dwell on the…

I intend to address the good news that we had a significant drop in murders in this country in 2017 over the recent peak in 2016. However, before I address the House on that matter, I would like to yield to the gentleman from West Virginia…

I will address the underlying bills on this rule. I have been at the border three times this year, and while I have been to a lot of workplaces, a lot of work environments, there is nobody I have more respect for than the professional job…

Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 545. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the passage of the bill. The question was taken; and the Speaker pro tempore announced that the ayes appeared to have it.

I think Mr. Reardon kind of was a little bit critical of this administration, and I will point, having talked to a lot of state employees, particularly in Wisconsin, it is very difficult and sometimes intimidating if they feel that not…