Four times as many jobs would be at risk from the industrial facilities that would be built along the coast.

The 2017-2022 Federal offshore oil and gas development on the Outer Continental Shelf, that plan, as I understand, was just completed in January of this year.

The State of North Carolina is positioned to realize significant benefits from future Atlantic oil and natural gas development.

We should not be providing the subsidies to the companies just because oil and gas is cheap.

To put it at risk is totally unacceptable.

If you represent Louisiana, you want to open up your coast line, you want to put it at risk, I say stay off of my California coastline.

Climate change is real, it is happening, and we need to act now to stop it, not to go the other way and to open up our coastline.

I strongly oppose these policies, and implore the Administration not to issue any new oil and gas lease sales on the Outer Continental Shelf.

Mr. Speaker, I look forward to this hour, although I will probably take something less than that. I want to bring to the attention of the House and, more beyond that, the citizens of the United States what is happening here with all this…

None of it is good. He reversed a planned cut to Federal Housing Administration mortgage insurance premiums.

In passing the wrong choice act, House Republicans, once again, are trying to weaken the independence of the Fed.

Since day one, the story of the Trump Administration has been one of chaos and turmoil.

When some groups do disproportionately well and others seem to be lagging behind, there is a sense of its being a very unfair system.

I would prefer to get back to you with a suggestion on that.

We are not usurping the laws. We are making sure that companies operate in a safe and sound fashion and that their boards of directors--

I intend to serve out my term and not--

What we are talking about is political interference in decision-making by the Committee.

I wouldn't apply it to community banks.