The COVID-19 pandemic has completely disrupted many American's way of life.
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Sadly, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and related lockdowns, this past year has been a very trying one for families across the country.
The well-being of America's workers has always been a priority for Committee Republicans.
Thank you all for joining us here today for an important discussion about the quality and accessibility of mental and behavioral health services for American workers.
The well-being of America's workers have always been a priority for committee republicans.
Let us talk a little bit about effective public health communication.
Some communities have experienced a profound disproportionate impact.
It is an honor to be here at my first Joint Economic Committee hearing, and I look forward to working under your leadership.
We passed the American Rescue Plan, which is, you know, a step in addressing some of the disparities that you talked about exacerbated by the pandemic.
Almost all of those hard-won gains have been erased due to this economic downturn created by a once-in-a-century pandemic.
Yes, absolutely. They can order a pizza. They can order Grubhub or Uber Eats.
We have got a humanitarian crisis down at the border... but we have also got another problem, and that is a national security problem.
Those drugs that are coming across that border, they are going to be in your community next.
There is enough fentanyl coming across the southern border to kill every American several times over.
Thank goodness for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, because at the end of the Trump Administration, we lost, initially, 21 million jobs.
I hope my Republican friends will understand that this economic situation we are in is because of COVID-19.
We have had this problem with homelessness. We have had it all along. But now it has been exacerbated. Why? Because of COVID-19.
I was very pleased to lead the legislation, along with Chairwoman Waters, that dealt with bringing $10 billion in for homeowner assistance.