Thank you so much. Thank you, Madam Chair.

We must analyze gun violence in America the same way we would analyze a disease, as it is, in fact, a public health issue, as well as one of public safety.

This discussion is a critical component of this committee's comprehensive approach to addressing our national epidemic of gun violence.

I am a capitalist. I believe in investment and innovation, new products, new development cycle.

I thank the chair of the subcommittee, Karen Bass, for holding this critical hearing about community-driven strategies to reduce gun violence in our cities across the Nation.

Mr. President, I join with my colleague, the Senator from Arkansas, in this bipartisan motion to instruct. Huawei is a menace. It is a menace to our national security. It is a menace to our economic growth. It is a menace to the future of…

Mr. President, last night, Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the House of Representatives would begin a formal impeachment inquiry of President Trump. I have spoken to her many times over the past few days. I know she did not make this…

Thoughts and prayers don't stop bullets. We need to take action; we must take action.

I thank you, Madam Chair, and I thank Ranking Member Guthrie, for convening this subcommittee hearing today on the threats of e-cigarettes.

I have to echo my concerns over and over again how this administration has rejected science in many formats and ways and that is troublesome to me.

First of all, I would hope you wouldn't, because there seems to be too many questions out there that have not been answered appropriately.

If we are going to address the root causes of the MAX crashes, then we must have a bipartisan commitment to robust funding to promote the safety of our air travelers, both at home and abroad.

I find it troubling that the President's fiscal year 2020 budget request included a $9 million reduction in FAA safety funding.

So what can we do differently? We all agree the need is great.

Maybe it is a good thing this hearing is coming to a close, because frankly, if it is confusing to many of us here, I think, and I hope, you can straighten us out.

To the Chinese Communist Party and those seeking to undermine Hong Kong's freedom and autonomy let me be crystally clear: the House Foreign Affairs Committee will not just sit idly by.

I hope there is good oversight. I don't understand why money is being held up when HUD certified that the Territory's financial controls are adequate.

Over the past months we have watched as the people of Hong Kong have bravely and tirelessly protested for their rights and their freedoms.