Madam Chair, I thank Chairman Neal so much for hosting this Special Order. We truly are a family, and at times like this, that really comes out. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

I am definitely disappointed that this administration has started the process to withdraw from the WHO.

I was disappointed to see that the HEROES Act, which we passed in May, did not include any foreign assistance or funding which is crucial in fighting this pandemic.

Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding. I rise to honor truly a great American, a real-life hero, who I was fortunate enough to have as a colleague for 4 years, including the 2 years serving together on the Ways and Means…

Madam Speaker, I rise in tribute to a man whose life not only stands as a testament to his own achievements but also as an illustration of the greatness of the United States of America and as an embodiment of the American Dream. Dr. Hafeez…

Madam Speaker, I rise today in strong support of the Child Care for Economic Recovery Act. Even before the pandemic, childcare in Pennsylvania cost twice what is considered affordable, and working families struggled with a shortage of…

As we all know, the United States is not alone in fighting this pandemic and so long as the virus does remain a threat in one corner of the world it remains a threat to all of us.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to stress the importance of researching, combating, and eradicating the spotted lanternfly. This invasive pest is native to China, Bangladesh, and Vietnam, but has been wreaking havoc in Pennsylvania since 2014…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize July as National Park and Recreation Month. Our Nation is blessed with a robust park system across the country on the Federal, State, and local levels. Summer is a popular time to take advantage of…

Mr. President, I rise this morning to cover a couple of topics. One is on some comments on the legislation that I hope we are going to complete to provide relief to the Nation with regard to both the public health crisis and the jobs…

Second, to demonstrate American leadership countering malign influence is critical.

America stands up for the most vulnerable and there is no more vulnerable place in the world, I would argue, than the African continent.

And I look upon that in three lenses. The first is the American taxpayer should want to protect their $100 billion of investments in basically stopping the tidal wave of HIV/AIDS.

Mr. Speaker, as he prepares to retire as CEO after four decades, I rise to recognize a constituent of mine, Chris Martin, for his leadership of Martin Guitars, an exceptional business in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, that has been a source of…

Discipline and war readiness shouldn't have nothing to do with human decency.

I join my neighbor and dear friend, Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia, who has given stupendous leadership, tragically, to this issue.

I believe Vanessa Guillen in terms of sexual harassment.

Thank you to Congresswoman Davis, who has led this effort.