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I thank Representative Takano for hosting tonight and for his leadership on the PACT Act, which has helped so many veterans. Our veterans and servicemembers have sacrificed so much on behalf of all of us. We know now that during their…

I rise with my colleagues from the Ohio delegation to pay tribute to Cleveland Officer Jamieson Ritter, who made the ultimate sacrifice for our community last week. Officer Ritter honorably served his country in the National Guard and Army…

Over the last 3½ years, President Biden has helped restore the United States' leadership in a global economy.

We're doing the same thing that you're doing, but we have a lot that we can say to those American people in those states, because President Biden has delivered and that's the good thing.

We want a president who cares and who's going to protect our democracy and our freedoms.

But I also know that 14 million people voted to make him our candidate.

the Chair has blatantly and persistently interfered with a State criminal proceeding, as I have seen it interfere in the case of the People of the State of New York v. Donald Trump.

President Biden is our best candidate to be able to beat Donald Trump. And that should be our number one goal to beat Donald Trump.

That is not supposed to happen in America, is it, judge?

I want to thank you, Secretary Yellen, for the work that you have done to restore our leadership at the international financial institutions.

I also want to thank Leader Hakeem Jeffries and the Democrats for governing by giving the votes necessary to pass the debt ceiling.

It sounds to me like Judge Merchan had his marching orders and he moved forward with what was expected of him.

I find that just amazing. If that is not political motivation, I don't know--because what other motivation could there be?

Alvin Bragg has taken this--he was a progressive prosecutor in New York.

Alvin Bragg's prosecution of President Trump was personal. It was based on politics, and it was wrong.

You don't prosecute people because you don't like them, or you have some other ulterior motive.

It is ripe for this Committee to take up this issue because it is a Federal issue.

If you're a judge who won't recuse yourself when your daughter is in the business of making millions of dollars from people who've attacked President Trump, you might understand why he's winning to allow an indictment that you're not…