as we speak, the brave people of Hong Kong are demonstrating to protect their freedoms from the Chinese Communist Party in Beijing. Chinese state TV has portrayed these millions of demonstrators as violent anarchists and separatists, but…

I thank my friend from Texas (Mr. McCaul) and my friend from New York (Mr. Engel) for their leadership on this issue and the Foreign Affairs Committee. Mr. Speaker, let me be clear: I did not support the failed Obama- Kerry policy in…

I want to recognize some Arkansans who have done extraordinary things in my home district in central Arkansas. I rise today to recognize Carl Carter for being awarded the 2019 Community Service Award by the Real Estate Educators of America…

I certainly enjoyed my colleague's dissertation there, much of which was a criticism of the Chief Executive of our country, when many of the same comments she made could be directed at this House and its investigation of the President--not…

The tragic deaths of our veterans at the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center in Clarksburg and the sexual assault allegations at the Beckley VA Medical Center are unacceptable.

We must work together to ensure the families of our Nation's heroes get the answers that they deserve.

It's now been uncovered that Dr. Levy had a misdiagnosis rate of 9 percent.

That's simply unacceptable, and the problems didn't end there.

I thank my friend from New Jersey very much for allowing me to speak on the subject of Hong Kong today. I rise in support of all these bills before us today, particularly the bill from my friend from New Jersey, the Hong Kong Human Rights…

Whether some would like to admit it or not, there has been a resurgence of economic confidence within our country.

There has been a resurgence of economic confidence within our country.

I would hope that our Committee will eventually come to terms with that and be willing to deal with it no matter how tough the political world may be.

Our focus should be on preventing a future crisis instead of just trying to react to one.

I believe that $22.5 trillion of debt is way too much, and we are going to spend $400-plus billion this year on servicing that debt.

I am sure it was more over political reasons and the political consequences of trying to support something like that rather than one on merit.

But here we are today talking about how can we add to more mandatory spending in this country when any person with half a brain and decent in eighth grade math can figure out that when 70 percent of your federal spending is on the…

I think the conversation would be better spent talking about issues of how do we better prevent a recession from happening through our policy discussions and get off of this desire or this insatiable appetite to talk about relitigating the…

I think, required to address because we have a broken immigration policy.