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The two of us have a bipartisan bill, the student-athlete Level Playing Field Act, which I believe is straightforward and, you know, would be a win for this Congress.
I feel confident in a bipartisan way that the House will be able to pass NIL legislation this Congress.
This legislation would include the prohibition of inducements, a registration requirement for agents, congressional oversight, and the establishment of a clearinghouse for NIL deals to be uploaded.
Congress needs to pass legislation that will create a federal standard for NIL, focused on protecting the recruitment process, increasing transparency in the marketplace, and implementing through enforcement mechanisms against those bad…
NIL is an extremely important issue, and I appreciate the Small Business Committee for holding this very important hearing.
It is a horrible precedent to be bringing in prosecutors in the middle of an investigation that's about to go to trial, that's already been indicted.
What stage are we in? Are we in the beginning stage, the middle stage, the end stage, the keep-hiding-the-ball stage?
What changed? On July 10, 2023, David Weiss wrote to Senator Graham and said, 'I have not requested Special Counsel designation.'
Who decided that David Weiss would stay on as U.S. Attorney?
The statute of limitations is six years. That lapsed, that lapsed here in the Biden Administration.
We can't have that. We can slow-walk this thing along.
Joe Biden goes to Ukraine, leverages our tax money, the American people's tax money, to get the prosecutor fired.
He wasn't qualified to be on the board of Burisma--not my words; his words.
You let the statute of limitations lapse for 2014-2015.
The fix is in. Even with the face-saving indictment last week of Hunter Biden, everyone knows the fix is in.
I am concerned about our congressional response to rail safety. And so far, it has been shameful and, quite frankly, disrespectful to the people of northeast Ohio and those who live in East Palestine.
The vast majority of them would say that's pretty common sense.