I thank the former and soon-to-be again chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies; Mr. Bishop. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to celebrate the life of former…

This bill would make permanent a temporary protection from new transaction fees first established in the 2018 Farm Bill.

In honor of the 68th anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, I rise today. Mr. Speaker, on December 5, 1955, the Montgomery Bus Boycott began. It was a landmark bus boycott that lasted for 381 days following the courageous and bold…

You cannot have a country if you are only allowed to say what the left says is OK.

The divide in America today is normal versus crazy.

They didn't file an amicus. They didn't put any statement of interest. They didn't do a darn thing.

The Second Amendment a fundamental right like the First Amendment, it is pretty important, isn't it?

It shows I think how political you are, because when Texas passed a pro-life bill... eight days later the Department of Justice announces an investigation into that bill.

This is how the left, this is how the cancel-culture mob operates. It is a total attack.

Speaker Johnson is doing a great job, and he is directly negotiating both with the White House and with the Senate on the aid package, which would include aid to Israel, aid to Ukraine, and also Southeast Asia.

America overwhelmingly wants the Southern border addressed. It represents a national security threat, as his own security advisers are telling him.

We are being selective as to the information that's being provided.

702 is one of our most important tools for monitoring foreign individuals located outside the United States who pose a national security threat to our country.

I think it is very important. I can't imagine any one of us applying for a loan and getting it denied that would not call that lender and say, tell me why my loan was denied. That is a part of this, Madam Speaker. Lastly, this transparency…

I thank the gentleman for yielding, and to my colleague, Ms. Wasserman Schultz, for bringing us all together today. I would just say a word or two about Doris Liber, who I met a few weeks ago. She came to the Capitol with other families…

The Education and Workforce Committee is vital to advancing policies that help students learn, workers succeed, and job creators to thrive.

One of my highest priorities in Congress is H.R. 2630, the Safe Step Act, which I have worked on for several years with my colleague, Dr. Ruiz from California.

We appreciate all of you for being here. We will introduce you here in a few minutes.