Finally, I could not leave this podium without noting the staggering hypocrisy of those who claim that they want to help Americans struggling with substance use disorder while at the same time sabotaging the Affordable Care Act. Right now…

I look forward to following up.

And there was since a recommendation based on a 2013 study from outside peer groups recommending a separation;

In my State of Maryland, in Baltimore, a case was brought against Wells Fargo back in 2011 for pricing discrimination.

Do you have any reason to contest the conclusion that there was pricing discrimination in this case in Baltimore City?

Let me tell you, I will make sure, along with national leading civil rights groups, that you understand that there is discrimination in our society in this regard, and that you do not water down what limited protections already exist.

Mr. Speaker, I thank Congressman Pallone for yielding. I rise in support of H.R. 5102, the Substance Use Disorder Workforce Loan Repayment Act of 2018. Mr. Speaker, I thank the authors of the bill, my colleagues Katherine Clark and Hal…

I don't think is worthy of creating a particular problem of a slowdown because people are slowing to read the message signs.

It seems to me that technology is not going to get the attention it needs in the planning of infrastructure.

It is so important as we look at developing an infrastructure program for this country, that we take technology into consideration.

This hearing is extremely important, and I thank all of our witnesses.

Clearly the technology issues need to be part of those conversations.

Mr. Speaker, it is warm in here. Mr. Speaker, there is joy in the Washington Capital Region today. When I get up in the morning every day and I read the front page of the Washington Post, I say: Oh, my goodness. Today, I read the front…

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman. I would only say, I appreciate his comments. But, Mr. Speaker, I have heard them a long time, many, many times: We are going to solve this issue. Mr. Ryan came to the floor and said: We are going to…

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman for his observation. He talks about work. We are requiring those to work to work in order to get government benefits. What is controversial about that? Democrats support work. We want to see people…

Mr. Speaker, the gentleman is ecstatic about recent statistics. I think that he has, of course, warrant to be. Let me read to the gentleman statistics over a 68-year period where Democrats have had the Presidency and Republicans have had…

Mr. Speaker, I hear the words of the majority leader. He and his party, without exception, opposed President Obama's programs. Without exception. We became the majority in 2007, and we worked with President Bush on a number of things…

Mr. Speaker, I rise for the purpose of inquiring of the majority leader the schedule for the week to come. I yield to the gentleman from California (Mr. McCarthy), the majority leader. (Mr. McCARTHY asked and was given permission to revise…