Glenn Grothman

I do have apprenticeship programs in my district, as everybody else, you know, toward the carpenters, the operating engineers, pipe trades, that sort of thing.

Do we have any hard numbers as far as in the Equifax breach? How many people had a bad thing happen to them?

I always think with these agencies, the major concern is that there are flaws in their information, in which you could be harmed, and you do not even know that you are being harmed.

They really do not know. Nobody knows. Okay.

We're not making it up. All those forms have questions on there.

I think we have some more slides of these, and I maybe won't even put them up.

I think this committee is largely a lovefest and, perhaps, it should be.

To what do you attribute that, or how are we spending more money today compared to 30 years ago for an equivalent degree? Where is that cash going?

I will vote for his bill, but these are kind of huge numbers.

I was so relieved when President Trump got in there and his folks began to allow flavored milk.

I mean, does the Georgia Legislature not appreciate this crisis or do the local school districts not appreciate it or why are you not leading with them?

Today I would like to address the status of abortion in America. In the past 2 months, there have been two stories that show a significant shift, I believe, in America regarding the status of abortion. In New York, one of our original 13…

the science or the opinions on climate change vary a great deal.

Customs thinks it's a problem, so thanks.

So you think the agencies can maybe do more to educate the public that they have resources available?

Should never happen. I mean just unbelievable.

I always find it offensive when anti-Trump people imply that he just did this on a lark and didn't expect to win.

Raising the Federal minimum wage to $15 will not help anyone make ends meet. It will redistribute poverty, eliminate jobs, and deeply harm American workers, businesses, and the U.S. economy at large.

Eighty-three percent of economists agree that raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour would have a negative impact on youth employment.

A recent study by the National Federation of Independent Business found that raising the minimum wage to $15 would destroy 1.6 million jobs.

I get your increase, your cost goes up from about 325 to 650 bucks a week per employee.

the current system perfect? Is it perfect to have a system in which people are relatively free to participate and give money? Well, it's not perfect, but as Churchill once said, it seems to be better than all of the alternatives.

It's gone up, though, significantly. And like I said, under this administration's first year, it was 970, I think, and the recent background was only 500 a year. So something good is going on over there.

We have another weekend gone by and another speech of our President on the issue of illegal immigration and what to do with the wall on the southern border. I take this opportunity, after spending the weekend talking to several…

I know we have had a lot of people talking today on the issue of the shutdown. I thought I would like to give a little different talk, or a little bit of explanation, as far as what is going on here, to the American people. The first thing…