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It is so exhausting. This is really incredibly exhausting, and I cannot imagine our residents sitting at home.

I want to talk about examples of Biden's influence peddling scheme. This time it was Romania.

I know roughly 50 million consumers out there, Ms. Bailey, were disproportionately people of color, who lacked the credit history necessary to produce a reliable credit score.

We need to enforce our nation's fair lending and housing laws, but we also need to make sure the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau can enforce our nation's consumer protection laws.

Discrimination is not a relic of the past. It remains a problem in our housing sector.

The difference in homeownership rates between Black and White households is larger today than it was before the passage of the Fair Housing Act of 1968

We need to truly enforce them in a way that, again, pushes back against what we know is very much systemic racism within the banking industry.

Our passivity is their opportunity.

Mr. Chair, I know my time is over, and we will look for further background information on it because this just is not cutting it.

What I understand now, and I have 8 seconds, but so far you have approved 53.6 billion in special financial assistance?

Have you started discussions with the Central States about how they are going to return the taxpayer money?

We in Congress are charged with being responsible stewards of taxpayer money

I would consider that negligence

Taxpayers who did not participate in the pension have now been asked to take care of footing the bill

Often, housing is provided, and transportation is provided. So in my view, that far exceeds anything that you are comparing it to.

I guess the question is, could you actually, on your own, pause this increase to give them some time to get back on their feet?

In my district, it is having a huge effect... people growing fruit and vegetables are affected by this, and they need desperate relief.

The Biden administration raising the costs on these family farmers to the point where these mandated Department of Labor increases are at risk of putting them out of business.