Your proposal would also limit U.S. banks' ability to participate in derivatives, securitization, and securities lending.

Freedom of speech is not a get-out-of-jail-free card to be able to abuse others.

last week, the Senate offered a resolution that I was proud to offer, ``Honoring the Distinguished Service of Captain Samuel Farmer of the United States Marine Corps and the Marines and Sailors of 1st Platoon, Company G, 2nd Battalion, 1st…

Access to credit or loans essentially is a key driver of the innovative and competitive nature of the American economy.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: At the end of the bill (before the short title), insert the following: Sec. __. None of the funds made…

The eruption of hatred towards Jewish students on college campuses after the October 7 attack has been disturbing to watch.

The changes the Department of Labor is proposing contain overly burdensome requirements that will increase consumer costs, limit choices, and cut off access to financial investment products that are known to provide a secure, guaranteed…

I think there should be, number one, investigations into non-profits that could be supporting terrorism.

The October 7 terrorist attack by Hamas was barbaric and horrifying.

We stand with these families and Israel. We affirm Israel's right to fully defend itself against terrorists.

I stand in solidarity with my colleagues on separating these issues. I think the American people think that is what we do here. I think the American people think we actually have an appropriations process where we have individual bills…

It was obvious from day one that the Biden Administration's shameful flight from Afghanistan would be a disaster and a humanitarian tragedy and it was.

I need to give a shout out to my friend Jared Huffman, which I rarely do, but I want to take this opportunity.

We must and we will get to the bottom of this debacle.

Thank you for holding this hearing and allowing me to speak today.

I thank Chairman Issa for yielding. I thank the chairman of the full Committee on the Judiciary, Jim Jordan, for his leadership and collaboration with my office in ushering this bill through the Judiciary Committee under thorough regular…

I am horrified at this reckless disregard of the inspector general and of you and the entire process here.

This committee will not rest until the Administration takes responsibility for its total failure to protect U.S. troops and citizens.