I want to make sure, when these students finish, not all of them are going to get to play professional sports, that they have the opportunit...
I think that it is disappointing that your Board of Governors chose not to vote on the NIL rules.
It is unfortunate that you are going to have--and we have had a couple of witnesses talk about the unfairness of states that have one set of...
The inability to move to a point of decision has just been an insufferable, insufferable event for so many of these student athletes and the...
I also urge that both student-athletes and schools have disclosure requirements whereby they must reveal information about their sponsorship...
I recommend that Congress pass a bill focused on NIL and that it contains the features I outlined in my written testimony.
If you cannot do this, we will do it for you.
Thank you, Madam Chairman, and thank you for the attention to this issue and for this hearing.
The NCAA has proven that they are incapable of taking up this task.
I am delighted that we are going to retake the high ground on this, and given where the world is headed in computing, I think it is more tha...
I am very concerned about following the rule of law, and the possible impoundment of these funds.
$191 million has been committed by this subcommittee to complete that project.
It is important to remember that the desire for freedom and a demand for self-reliance and human rights exists throughout much of the popula...
I have already called the Sackler family the most evil family in America.
I have also been delighted to cosponsor what I call the Anti-SACKLER Act because that will help recover more money for the victims.
I want to thank Congresswoman Bush for her empathy for Ms. Pleus.
I think prosperity will breed peace, and I think the momentum is important there.
I thought we wanted to use criminal contempt to enforce our subpoenas.
