I have no further speakers, and I am prepared to close. Mr. Speaker, in closing, I think it is appropriate to recognize Judge Stamp's service to our country by naming this Federal building after him. Mr. Speaker, I urge support of this…

In closing, it is appropriate to honor Judge Horton's service to our country by naming this building after him. Madam Speaker, I urge support of this legislation, and I yield back the balance of my time.

I would first like to thank Ranking Member Graves for his leadership on this important piece of legislation that would eliminate hurdles and leverage Economic Development Administration dollars to invest in broadband deployment across…

In closing, H.R. 2220 ensures that the GSA is able to negotiate discounted purchase options and leases to save potentially billions in taxpayer dollars. I urge support of this legislation, and I yield back the balance of my time.

I am disturbed by how disinformation fosters conspiracy theories, divides us, and makes us doubt our democratic institutions.

With the support of this committee, CISA worked tirelessly with State and local election officials to ensure the most secure election in history.

I would like to commend the administration for its steadfast commitment to confronting the cybersecurity challenges facing the Nation.

I would like to thank National Cyber Director Inglis and CISA Director Easterly for participating in today's hearing.

This committee has a long history of bipartisan collaboration in support of advancing strong, sound cybersecurity policy.

These events forced three important conversations.

Under the failed leadership of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, our Nation faces challenges unlike any we have seen since the administration of former President Jimmy Carter. Hardworking Americans are facing an inflation crisis that is driving…

Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson says they are not yet at the point of going to court.

A person's ZIP code or skin color should not affect how he or she fares in a disaster, but this is exactly what happens.

Disasters expose and worsen inequities, in part because disaster assistance programs favor some groups over others.

Put simply, a growing body of evidence shows that in the wake of a disaster, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.

It is time to change inequitable policies throughout our disaster response system.

Let me say that nobody is off limits. We will be on an ongoing basis issuing subpoenas to various individuals around the country. If we have enough evidence -- and obviously we are pursuing evidence, but if the evidence leads to former…

Thank you, Chairwomen Clarke and Watson Coleman, for holding today's hearing, and thank you to our panelists for being here with us.