Yeah, I'd like to go to Mr. Theodorou, and follow-up a little bit where Senator Van Hollen's subject was brought up.

This is a breach of the President's pledge not to raise taxes on the middle class.

The budget continues this country on a destructive path of deficits and debt.

It calls for nearly 5 trillion dollars in new taxes that will kill jobs, and punish hard-working Americans.

But I see this as directly threatening, and this is something that this platform enabled by the Chinese Communist Party has enabled.

I hope that this has been a one-off situation, but I think it is encouraging many of those institutions to go back and relook what their practices are.

I just see this as an incredible burden, not only to our dealers who are now going to have to dedicate more additional staff time there, but to the consumer.

This is a breach of the President's pledge not to raise taxes on the middle class.

Thank you for your initiative.

It calls for nearly 5 trillion dollars in new taxes that will kill jobs, and punish hard-working Americans.

I hope that this has been a one-off situation, but I think it is encouraging many of those institutions to go back and relook what their practices are.

Many risk assessment firms use extreme hypothetical data when evaluating climate risk for commerce.

Simply put, this is beyond unacceptable.

I want to thank the administration for implementing the new and voluntary Rural Emergency Hospital program that I have worked for 3 or 4 years to get passed.

Letting them continue has been a bipartisan priority under Presidents Obama, Trump, and now Biden.

How have sensationalized emissions scenarios come to dominate the discourse of climate change risk?

Should we be worried that the sky is falling on top of the insurance and reinsurance industries because of climate change?

When the credit market tightens we have historically seen a higher volume of SBA lending.