These companies are going to need to figure out a way to make money other than reliance on forced labor and abetting crimes against humanity.

If given a choice, I believe no athlete would want to compete in a country committing genocide and crimes against humanity.

I will support Chair Powell's nomination for another term running the Fed, but even he thinks that it is just common sense that the Fed should work to mitigate the risk of significant economic loss triggered by climate change.

I have long advocated for rewriting our ethics rules to prevent conflicts of interest, to close the revolving door, and to restore Americans' trust in our political system.

We need a whole lot more people in institutions like the Fed who understand how ignorant that term is, and misleading, and who understand that economic growth only matters if it reaches people like in Oak Harbor, Ohio.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and congratulations to all three of our nominees.

For the first time in almost a decade we will have a full Board of Governors at the Fed, one that reflects the country.

An institution responsible for the security of our financial system and the growth of our economy cannot blind itself to climate issues.

Listen to what the Washington Post Editorial Board wrote. ... the Senate should move quickly to put them in place.

Our communities lost access to jobs and other critical resources, divestment that to this very day contributes to the racial wealth gap in our nation.

the 1956 Interstate Highway Act... resulted in the displacement of more than 1 million people and more than 475,000 families in just 2 decades.

at the end of the day, infrastructure, in its development and implementation, has the potential to divide or to bridge, to enforce oppression or to dismantle it, and we have to learn the lessons of the past and chart a better course.

for too long, our traditional infrastructure investments and policies have really exacerbated inequities and disparities in our communities.

the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act... is now law. We will make sure it is funded.

If I could just ask my friend Nathan Law, thank you for the update on Joshua Wong.

I never thought I would see the day when that would be necessary, but the sad reality is here, and it's our mandate to document these cases.

What I see is the cowardice of the Chinese government, the cowardice of their actions...

Can you explain what RSDL is? What should the UN and the U.S. be doing about this practice?