be as wyoming citizens. the industry has been invaluable as an offset during lean times. the department of commerce bureau of economic analysis found that outdoor recreation contributed 2.2 billion wyoming's economy in 2023, placing our state fifth nationally in this sector. it's an invisible economy which provides jobs statewide and diversifies revenue streams. the steps we take to keep have and will continue to pay us back. we can't afford to neglect or to vandalize this fundamental and the stork leg of our economic security. our way of life, our economy, and our safety depends on infrastructure. roads sometimes fail unexpectedly. such was the case in the early hours of june 8. wyoming department of transportation have been monitoring a crack on highway 22 for a few days when it turned into a massive landslide on teton pass the cascading collapse left this vital highway impassible, cutting off jackson's workforce from the community. it was a national news story. prompt action to address the situation was e

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hageman: [laughter] i bring you greetings from the great state of wyoming.of abundance of affordable and reliable energy, wildlife galore, wide open spaces, gorgeous rivers and streams, magnificent mountains, beautiful blue skies and not one liz cheney anywhere to be found. [cheers and applause] in 2024, wyoming provided president trump with his largest margin of victory of any state in the nation and we are so proud of the job he is doing. we are ecstatic he is exposing and eradicating massive government waste, fraud and abuse we have known for decades has been happening and yet no one before would do anything about it. they are overjoyed he has tasked elon musk and his team with overseeing doge, using their skills to implement what may be the closest thing to zero-based budgeting we will ever see in the federal government. we are thrilled he recognizes we are a government of, by and for the people and its primary purpose is to protect the homeland and secure our god-given rights and freedoms. it is quite apparent the democrats long ago stopped caring about

>> we're six months into a phased ramp up in wyoming.yoming is where we just hit a milestone last week, drawing and drumming of our first uranium concentrate. but are there any. >> other uranium mines in this country, or. >> there are several projects that are trying to get off the ground. you see, my company, as you mentioned, is the largest and fastest growing. we're operating in wyoming. we're building a new mine south of corpus christi in texas. and so that's going to be coming online later this year. so we're seeing all the market signals here to grow domestic capability. >> we gave it a long enough time. i know we can't bring this stuff online that that quickly. but could how much of what we're importing do you think we could replace with domestic sources. >> we have an industry association, the uranium producers of america, that surveys the whole industry. and they've put out reports that over the next 5 to 10 years, we can see production go from basically nothing to 20 to 25 million pounds, and the country consumes about 50 milli

after months printed the second is jonathan, global head of policy cracking and i am proud that that wyomingand jonathan thank you for being here and sharing your expertise. thirdly, chief legal officer night spark, and is one of the original thought leaders unstable point policy and understanding how stablecoins operates and finally we are honored to have the witness was here money futures trading commission from 2014 to 70 and research fellow harvard kennedy school of government and impartially painful to reach you for working me and my staff over the years providing great feedback on legislation crating providing it over and over as we try to move this subject forward. were thrilled to have you here today toav look forward to havig you policy conversation about the intricacies of stablecoins and market structure policies and ranking member gallego, you are recognized for an opening statement. >> thank you for hosting this hearing. sorry upper room in this committee with ag bipartisan focus look forward to continued work together on these issues thank you to our witnesses to discuss an iss

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i spoke with -- with with -- with with wyoming senator thin cynthia looms. >> is a commodity regulatedhe trade commission some look more like a security and should fall under the disclosure requirements at the sec part what have we want to do is guide what is a commodity what is a security and provide that kind of clarity in the law so we can let agencies snow who has jurisdiction other what president trump announced first ever white house crypto summit friday joining me ceo of circle manages stablecoin usd.c. backed by u.s. dollar thank you so much for being here explain how that works because it is backed by u.s. dollar ultimately, uspc is a fully reserved digital dollar we set up launched over six years ago rated out of united states i call it, america's first digital dollar grown last 12 hundreds one hundred percent growth, transaction with it on internet is in trillions of dollars including over a trillion dollars the month. and it is held in the u.s. financial system, treasury bills, treasury yield ri', cash with blackrock bank new york mellon global systemically important banks

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the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: mr.president, reserving the right to object. and for the reasons i've given previously, we want the killing to end. we want the bloodshed to stop. there are active negotiations going on right now and i think that the best hope to achieve lasting peace in ukraine is by the efforts of president trump today. for that reason, mr. president, i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. welch: i yield back. mr. barrasso: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: mr. president, i have eight requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. barrasso: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 115, submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. res. 115, relating to the death of the honorable david lyle boren, former senator for the state of oklahoma. the pres

host: beverly in wyoming, democrats line. caller: pedro, pedro. jim jordan on, you just ruined my day. thank you. host: apologies. let's go to christine in michigan, republican line. caller: good morning, pedro. just a moment ago when open forum came on, it said in the newspaper talking about education, and that is what i'm calling about, why don't the churches start paying in, and then what they pay in goes for education and childcare. and make it separate from all the other stuff because the church is the one that started schools and hospitals and things for children. and separate them from all the other garbage that they are trying to promote in this country, and then we will see who really is. host: the previous caller mentioned members of the european countries stepping up to help, talking about aid to ukraine and other european countries including france. >> peace cannot be achieved by abandoning ukraine. peace cannot come at any price. ended cannot come from russia dictating the terms. peace for ukraine can't come with the collapse of ukrai

thune, the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso, the senator from arkansas, mr.tton, the senator from oklahoma, mr. lankford, the senator from west virginia, mrs. capito, the senator from south carolina, mr. scott, the senator from new york, mr. schumer, the senator from illinois, mr. durbin, the senator from minnesota, ms. klobuchar, the senator from new jersey, mr. booker, the senator from wisconsin. speaker johnson: the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doors. >> mr. speaker, the dean of the diplomatic corps. [indistinct conversations] peter: we are about 5, 10 minutes away from the president entering the chamber and beginning his speech. jasmine wright, jason dick, we've been watching this, chatting amongst ourselves. is there anything we can share that we were talking about? jasmine: one thing i'm noticing is the difference between the way that former vice president harris and speaker mike johnson were talking last year versus now. it is so much more jovial with vice president vance and speaker johnson that it was. it is

digital -- wyoming and digital assets. in recent filings, former senator pat toomey has accused your staff of lying to him while providing technical assistance on legislation that passed in the national defense 2022. now, i have behind me a statement by the fed's general counsel. one of the staff that is sitting behind you today who said "the fed generally resists legislative prescriptions." to me, that is thumbing his nose at congress, the very people you and i just agreed you are responsible to and the people depend on. so this is why the american people think there is a deep state. this is why they think there are faceless bureaucrats making policy to hurt the very people of this country. just look at the mess the fed made of the silicon valley bank. and i contend that there is a lack of understanding that is deliberate on the part of the fed with respect to digital asset policy. so the constitution says congress is your boss. but somehow, your staff have not gotten that message. so, chairman powell, do you commit on be

joining us right now is tracy tapani, co-president of wyoming machine, a metals manufacturing company out of minnesota. it's great to meet you. thank you so much for being here. um, and it is great to hear from the business owners, business leaders who will see these impacts as well. the president described the impact of tariffs as a little disturbance, kind of suggesting that any negative impact will be slight and brief. what does that little disturbance look like for your company? >> yes. thanks for having me today, kate. i appreciate the opportunity to talk about this. um, i think a little disturbance in a small manufacturing company that employs local people, um, is really disruptive at this time. manufacturing has been facing a slowdown in the united states, as well as many other parts of the world for quite some time. um, and a disturbance could mean lower wages for people or less of a wage increase. it could be changes in benefits. um, it could be reduced hours for people. um, this is a competitive market. manufacturers in the u.s. are competing globally, and we're under a lot

we have mark gordon, wyoming doing some great work.e up there doing some great work. governor holcomb mentioned earlier that the, in ontario they had their permitting down to a much faster rate. so, yeah, we can shorten some of this with faster permitting, but the other piece is the 93 nuclear sites that we have for nuclear power generation in the country today were all built on site. these construction periods took forever. the amount of regulation going into that. the idea was small modular nuclear is you basically get a design, it gets approved and then think of a factory where you would build the components in a factory and then you would assemble them on site. one approval for design and it is not this iteration between, hey, you build a 5-foot thick wall of number 10 concrete and it was supposed to be 5-foot 2 inches and you have to redo the whole thing. cost going into these on-site built construction. we can do that in the small modular nuclear's they produce much less generation than the big ones but you can link them together

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lummis of wyoming, who has been closely working with the trump team.sly proposed. >> a plan. >> where the u.s. government would buy 1 million bitcoin over the. >> course of five years. >> hold on to. >> that stash for at least 20 years. so a current price is you're looking. >> at just. >> shy of $100 billion. >> buying strategy. >> of. >> bitcoin. and that. doesn't account for. >> appreciating price as the us government piles in. >> and that's really the catalyst. >> that a lot of people are waiting for. so they're. >> excited to. see the. >> president move forward on this announcement that he would indeed start this bitcoin reserve. but will he actually put resources. behind purchasing crypto tokens? >> we got to go. but i just want to we're showing the viewers right now. and you can see it in front of you aboard with the crypto stocks they're moving higher despite the fact that crypto is pulling back. generally don't they kind of trade lockstep. why are we seeing this divergence. >> well i think that what you're seeing on friday, this crypto summit t

the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. the senator from arkansas at mr. the senator from oklahoma, mr. lankford the senator from west virginia mrs. capito. the senator from south carolina mr. scott. the senator from new york, mr. schumer. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the center for minnesota, ms. klobuchar. the senator from new jersey, mr. the senator from wisconsin ms. baldwin. the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doors. [inaudible conversations] mr. speaker the dean of the diplomatic. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. speaker associate justices of the united states supreme court. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. speaker of the president's cabinet [applause] [inaudible background conversations] [inaudible background conversations] [inaudible background conversations] >> mr. speaker, the president of

in my home state of wyoming ice briefly rested two mexican nationals, drug dealers.ne was a man found with the pounds of methamphetamine president trump is taken cold-blooded criminals like this off of our streets, getting them out of the country. president trump is also fighting to stop the drug cartels and these of the people who are flooding our nation with deadly drugs. fentanyl poisoning kills more than 70,000 american citizens each and every year. this is a crisis. day one president trump listed these tiller cartel members as terrorist organizations. no other president has taken such a bold step ever, and it's working. the cartels are now shutting down drug labs. the leaders are going into hiding. for the first time in years the cartels are running scared. that's the way it should be. president trump said he's going to do whatever it takes to keep americans safe. president trump again his first day in office by signing dozens of executive orders. he crackdown on illegal immigrant criminals in each and every one of our communities. p.m. powered the border patrol

public and colleagues on the committee from ohio west virginia and wyoming won't do well under this direction for the partner transportation plan to unilaterally amend the general terms and conditions of existing grant agreement to impose ideological preferences. when the state or local government signed a contract with the federal government for an infrastructure project to expect and they rely on the federal government to honor its contractual obligations. they don't expect to receive a notice telling them the signed contract has been unilaterally canceled or abrogated or changed by the federal government. this kind of uncertainty keeps shovels from ever touching the ground. the historic bipartisan infrastructure law is the law. we have allowed a good serious bipartisan work to do to write the next transportation reauthorization. i speak for all of us on our side when we say we are ready to roll up our sleeves and get to an impasse next authorization. but it will be unless and until this administration respects article i of the constitution and its own obligation under article ii to faithfu

the chair recognizes the gentle lady from wyoming for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.llowing for predatory service and practices in which foreign-born women come to the united states to give birth to u.s. citizens. once the children through 21 can sponsor their parents to become legal u.s. residents so the family can immigrate to america. the majority including china. because of advances in technology and the incorrect understanding of the 14th amendment, countries are now using international surrogacy programs to rent homes in america. mr. o'brien, there is a back-and-forth in u.s. policy regarding scrutiny and restrictions for birth tourism including two different policies issued in 2015 and 2020. where does our federal policy currently stand on this issue and is strong enough to prevent this practice of essentially renting wombs for surrogacy have anchor babies. >> the fact is immigration laws in the last administration. having no effect whatsoever. 300,000 estimate and citizens. the implications of this are absolutely frightening. the cold war the russians agents o

next we have a certified welfare fraud investigator in the state of wyoming. in director for the united council on welfare fraud. she advocates for investigating and preventing fraud of government benefits and has done so over the past 16 years. finally, we have mr. dylan, the director of government affairs at the project on government oversight. dylan leads advocacy efforts on policy reforms to a wide range of governments. i thank each of our witnesses for being here today and i look forward to your testimony. pursuant to committee rule nine g, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, you may take a seat. we appreciate you being here today and look forward to your testimony. let me remind the witnesses that we have read your written statement and it will appear in full in the hearing record. please limit your oral state

this is peter direct buyer policy director for the wyoming river trust.the chaos in washington d.c. should remind us how important checks and balances are. republicans in congress are afraid to stand up to trump even when the policies hurt their constituents and i'm sure many will eventually pay a price. for a long time the lack of checks and balances at the u.s. has harmed both the environment and rate payers. information is controlled and distorted by staff leading to poor decision making. commissioner requests have been ignored but there are no consequences. our simple public records act requests get denied based on attorney client communications even though they have nothing to do with legal issues. even official commission resolutions get ignored by staff. i've mentioned in the past two resolutions in 2019 and 2020 directing staff to work with the irrigation districts to incorporate biological growth and adaptive management into the twomey river voluntary agreement. no discussions have ever taken place and staff appears to be getting away with ignori

these seniors up in in wyoming county and orleans county, in niagara county, you've heard the healthment again because now their insurance company can drop them. that's how i won by a fairly good margin in a district that i had no chance. that's what we have to remember. these republicans need to own that vote starting now. show up at their offices and say, if you ask what the impact is, joe, i have rural hospitals on the verge of collapse. doctors don't want to go there, but that does not mean i don't have high pockets of poverty. i have people who have major dental problems. i'm trying so hard to eradicate this, and i've got my own republicans from new york working against me, against their constituents. this is all about basic health care, maternal health care. this is about getting your insulin treatments. this is about trying to take care of your cancer. and this is about your grandma and grandpa and maybe your parents sitting in a nursing home, because that's the largest expense for medicaid. so that's what they need to own. as i've said before, joe, they break it, they own it.

. >> wyoming, have said that it could be. >> a. >> hedge against inflation. >> hold up. >> and so what a lot of people are looking at is what, you know, might be reasons to put some of these cryptocurrencies in a reserve. yes, they are. >> all top ten market cap. >> but you know, the president himself. has ties to. certain cryptocurrencies. he built his meme. >> token on top of. >> solana's blockchain, ripple, which is the company. behind the xrp token, donated $5. >> million in. >> xrp to the president's inaugural fund. so there are questions. >> about why certain. cryptocurrencies ended. >> up on this. ended up as part of this reserve. >> mackenzie. pretty interesting. it's going to be a busy week. we'll see what happens friday to mackenzie sigalos with the crypto watch. meantime, next hour do not miss strategies. michael saylor will get his take on that potential crypto reserve that's coming up at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. after a break. wall street bracing for those new tariffs on. >> china, canada. >> and mexico taking effect tonight at midnight. we'll ta

the presiding officer: senator wyoming. mr.rasso: i i ask unanimous consent that waive the mandatory quark with respect to the motion to proceed to calendar number 2, s. 9. the presiding officer: without objection. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to legislative session and resume consideration of the following motion, which the clerk will report. t the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the motion to proceed to calendar number 2, s. $, a bill to provide for purposes of determining compliance with title 9 of the education amendments of 1972 in athletics, sex shall be recognized based solely on a person's reproductive biology. signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture e cloture. by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the motion to proceed to s.

the presiding officer: i recognize the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, tonight president trump will tat podium and he will have a joint address to congress and clearly to the nation. just heard the minority leader of the senate come to the floor and talk about president trump's promises. let me talk about those promises, properly maces made -- promises made, promises kept by president trump. he's only been in the office now for seven weeks and he is a very -- he has a very strong record of accomplishment in those seven weeks. what did he promise he would do? he said he would cut wasteful washington spending. that's a promise he's kept. what we are seeing is the most comprehensive audit of federal spending of money in history. this administration already in just these short weeks has identified $55 billion of savings. president trump promised to secure the border. well, he's kept that promise as well. he immediately began deporting criminal illegal immigrants. they're here in the country illegally and they were criminals, heinous

this is peter direct buyer policy director for the wyoming river trust.the chaos in washington d.c. should remind us how important checks and balances are. republicans in congress are afraid to stand up to trump even when the policies hurt their constituents and i'm sure many will eventually pay a price. for a long time the lack of checks and balances at the u.s. has harmed both the environment and rate payers. information is controlled and distorted by staff leading to poor decision making. commissioner requests have been ignored but there are no consequences. our simple public records act requests get denied based on attorney client communications even though they have nothing to do with legal issues. even official commission resolutions get ignored by staff. i've mentioned in the past two resolutions in 2019 and 2020 directing staff to work with the irrigation districts to incorporate biological growth and adaptive management into the twomey river voluntary agreement. no discussions have ever taken place and staff appears to be getting away with ignori

this is peter direct buyer policy director for the wyoming river trust. the chaos in washington d.c. should remind us how important checks and balances are. republicans in congress are afraid to stand up to trump even when the policies hurt their constituents and i'm sure many will eventually pay a price. for a long time the lack of checks and balances at the u.s. has harmed both the environment and rate payers. information is controlled and distorted by staff leading to poor decision making. commissioner requests have been ignored but there are no consequences. our simple public records act requests get denied based on attorney client communications even though they have nothing to do with legal issues. even official commission resolutions get ignored by staff. i've mentioned in the past two resolutions in 2019 and 2020 directing staff to work with the irrigation districts to incorporate biological growth and adaptive management into the twomey river voluntary agreement. no discussions have ever taken place and staff appears to be getting away with ignor