I hope the FAA will work cooperatively with Congress and local advocacy groups to continue proactively addressing community concerns regarding aviation noise.

The bomb threats facing HBCUs really must be properly contextualized by America's long history of anti-Blackness and white supremacist violence against our community.

This is a bill that would authorize the President to sanction foreign crypto firms that are doing business with sanctioned Russian entities, and authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to act.

Sanctioned persons, illicit actors, and their related networks or facilitators may attempt to use crypto and anonymizing tools to evade U.S. sanctions.

Nobody should go to Washington, because potentially you change.

I find it hard to believe that only 450,000 people across the country have been complaining about aircraft noise.

You have got a lot of work to do in terms of doing real outreach and real listening to the people that we all work for.

I think it is me, okay. I live closer to the Capitol than any other Member of Congress.

I think there are situations in the future, post-pandemic, that we heard here today where there might be exceptions, you know, where proxy voting might be useful.

I think this saved a lot of lives here. I really do.

I think it is so important that we bring Congresswoman Adams' bill to the floor and support this IGNITE bill for HBCUs who have been under resourced but have been outsized in their contributions for generations.

I have been trying to convince the FAA that we can realign these runways so that we maximize over-the-water landings and over-the-water takeoffs to save the people from the harm that they are experiencing right now.

I think what we did was an absolute necessity. And you are to be commended for your leadership, Mr. Chairman.

The noise is just unbelievable and extremely unhealthy.

I would say, at the very least, for dealing with a death or very serious illness in the family, Members should be able to meet their constitutional duties of representing their constituents and also meet their family needs.

I think that was a testament to the strength of what this body is supposed to mean by our doing our jobs and being physically present.

So no one can argue that Russia can evade all sanctions by moving all its assets into crypto, but for Putin's oligarchs who are trying to hide, well, a billion or two, a few hundred million, crypto looks like a pretty good option.

As much as I disagree with you on most things, I still think that you should have the right, especially during this pandemic, to be able to represent your constituents.