We are going to take a quick recess. Mr. Reynolds you bet. We will take a quick recess and be back. Mr. Reynolds see you soon. Thank you mr. Chairman. It is worth noting for the public that the reason we had to go to recess is because actually the majority would not succeed in passing an appropriations bill so they brought us to the floor to try to wipe out two endangered species including bass and the lesser prairie chicken. It is unfortunate that is the state of our nation but here we are in the last day of voting before recess. Mr. Reynolds, we do so appreciate you being here today. I would like to ask a few questions about Climate Change, about the current challenges that the Parks Services are facing generally and tribal comanagement and how you are using the Inflation Reduction Act ones. Big picture, could you talk to us about what do you see as the Biggest Challenges right now that the park service is facing and how can we in congress address that . Mr. Reynolds i mentioned hous
Able to stay for a while . We are going to take a quick recess. Mr. Reynolds you bet. We will take a quick recess and be back. Mr. Reynolds see you soon. Thank you mr. Chairman. It is worth noting for the public that the reason we had to go to recess is because actually the majority would not succeed in passing an appropriations bill so they brought us to the floor to try to wipe out two endangered species including bass and the lesser prairie chicken. It is unfortunate that is the state of our nation but here we are in the last day of voting before recess. Mr. Reynolds, we do so appreciate you being here today. I would like to ask a few questions about Climate Change, about the current challenges that the Parks Services are facing generally and tribal comanagement and how you are using the Inflation Reduction Act ones. Big picture, could you talk to us about what do you see as the Biggest Challenges right now that the park service is facing and how can we in congress address that . Mr
[background noises] thank you since we are back here were the reason we had to go recess was because the majority could not exceed on the probations bill including this area so it is an fortunate this is the state of our nation but hearing on on the last day but before recess. We appreciate you being here today. Id like to ask a few questions about Climate Change challenges the park service faces and how use the Inflation Reduction Act fund. Could you talk about is the Biggest Challenges right now how can we address the . I mentioned housing which is in a product category going fairly of a thriving workforce and what you hear from constituents or employees, we would be all ears and trying to empower, diversify and provide housing as we discussed over the break and try to deal which is something that is back in the other thing youre focused on his climate and the impact that being able to maintain good Visitor Experiences as the environment changes so this factors into our investments s
[background noises] thank you since we are back here were the reason we had to go recess was because the majority could not exceed on the probations bill including this area so it is an fortunate this is the state of our nation but hearing on on the last day but before recess. We appreciate you being here today. Id like to ask a few questions about Climate Change challenges the park service faces and how use the Inflation Reduction Act fund. Could you talk about is the Biggest Challenges right now how can we address the . I mentioned housing which is in a product category going fairly of a thriving workforce and what you hear from constituents or employees, we would be all ears and trying to empower, diversify and provide housing as we discussed over the break and try to deal which is something that is back in the other thing youre focused on his climate and the impact that being able to maintain good Visitor Experiences as the environment changes so this factors into our investments s
Discussion on housing policy with solutions when the Bipartisan Policy Center featuring the montana governor. You are watching live coverage here on cspan. Good morning everyone and welcome to the Bipartisan Policy Center. Im the executive director for housing policy here. This will be the eighth conversation in our housing leaders Speaker Series which aims to spotlight individuals who understand the foundational importance of housing and have made significant contributions to improving Housing Affordability. We are thrilled to have one such guest with us today and that is the 25th governor of the great state of montana. Prior to assuming the rains, the governor represented montana in the u. S. House of representatives after 34 years in the private sector where he was a highly Successful Software engineer and businessman. Assuring Housing Affordability is a National Challenge but it is especially difficult one in montana which has become one of the nations Fastest Growing states. Perha