Thank you, and rural communities, urban communities, low income communities, everyone deserves a chance to build resilient infrastructure and benefit from these new historic programs.

There is no reason we cannot continue coming together to bring prices down.

Together, along with our colleagues across the U.S. Government, you work to provide Ukraine with the military, economic, and humanitarian support they need to win the war and to secure their future.

Now President Biden knows that this is a serious problem.

I particularly want to commend President Biden's announcement of U.S. support for the African Union's bid to join the G-20.

So you take no responsibility on this.

The single biggest threat to our banking system is concentration.

I am particularly concerned because regulators allowed America's biggest bank, JPMorgan Chase, to swallow up First Republic.

I opposed your confirmation because I believed that your continued leadership would be dangerous to our financial system.

So the outcome of the war in Ukraine is extremely important to show that countries who engage in aggression, who violate the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity, and use force to try to redraw borders, will not succeed.

I have a motion at the desk. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The clerk will report the motion. The Clerk read as follows: Ms. Clark of Massachusetts moves to lay the resolution on the table. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the motion…

Do you take responsibility for your role in these bank failures?

For the largest multinational corporations, inflation has been a perfect excuse to increase profits by raising prices far beyond the costs of their inputs.

When President Trump first nominated you as Federal Chair in 2017, you testified, actually in this very room, I think, that you intended to, quote, 'consider appropriate ways to ease regulatory burdens for the banks.'

The single biggest threat to our banking system is concentration.

That is not capitalism; that is socialism.

As has been proven by the bipartisan interest in this hearing, congressional support for NATO and Ukraine remains steadfast.

It is ironic that when we passed Dodd-Frank and gave the SEC the responsibility for restoring trust in the markets, that the industry is pushing back.