This legislation to me was something that sitting down with the tribes just in Nevada we had focused on how we could look at and really address economic development for so many of our tribes.

This legislation that I've introduced will expand the supply of affordable homes and improve access to home ownership for low- and moderate-income home buyers.

Nobody on the committee should think that I am telling them what to do, and it has been a while, but it is a fascinating operation over there.

Our overarching focus is using our tools to bring inflation back down to our 2 percent goal and to keep longer-term inflation expectations well anchored.

I'm hopeful after this--we do have this group of bills that we're putting forward that really are going to make a difference here.

It has been more than 100 years, and a Latino has never served on the Federal Reserve board.

Yesterday I joined Senators Cardin and Young and Wyden and Warner in reintroducing the Neighborhood Homes Investment Act.

The bipartisan AHCIA would not only increase affordable housing supply by over 2 million affordable rental homes.

In the West, a majority of the land is owned by the Federal Government.

It's like lasagna. You've got to pull all these different pieces together to make it work, and each time it's going to come out maybe a little bit differently.

It has been more than 100 years, and a Latino has never served on the Federal Reserve board.

There can be no doubt that it is necessary at times to take a step back and retrospectively analyze the efficacy of our work.

In the West, a majority of the land is owned by the Federal Government.

The only thing that's unacceptable to me is for this Congress to take a pass on housing.

passage of which is the single most important thing Congress could do to address the severe imbalance between supply and demand for affordable rental housing.

Yesterday I joined Senators Cardin and Young and Wyden and Warner in reintroducing the Neighborhood Homes Investment Act.

Our overarching focus is using our tools to bring inflation back down to our 2 percent goal and to keep longer-term inflation expectations well anchored.

I'm hopeful after this--we do have this group of bills that we're putting forward that really are going to make a difference here.