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Mike Rogers
Representative · Republican
Spoke in: Floor, House Armed Services
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H.R. 8800 - National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027 · U.S. House of Representatives · 4 June 2026
Committee convenes : voting and debate rules
“Committee will come to order. I ask unanimous consent that the chair be authorized to declare recess at any time. Without objection, so ordered. Without objection, members have five legislative days within which to submit written statements to be made…”
Watch from 19:59Chairman: NDAA priorities and $1.15T topline
“Our global munitions stockpiles are low, and we no longer have the surge capacity to rapidly replenish them. We also have fragile supply chains that make us reliant on our adversaries. We have very little industrial capacity to mine, refine,…”
Watch from 21:53Ranking member: support for troops, but fiscal alarm
“Thank you. That's leadership. And with that, I yield. I thank my friend. And he is, I, I was, looked at, he's right. We have a stellar staff, and we are very blessed to have people of this caliber that…”
Watch from 31:30
LEGISLATIVE DAY OF MARCH 19, 2026 · U.S. House of Representatives · 19 March 2026
Speech
“Mister speaker, I ask unanimous consent to speak out of order. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I rise today with my colleagues from the state of Alabama and Ohio, to honor the lives of the six KC-one 135 crew members who…”
Watch from 1:36:49Speech
“Mister speaker. I have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed s forty one thirty eight and act to waive the sixty day notice requirement for the posthumous honorary promotion of captain Cody…”
Watch from 1:45:43
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