There's growing uncertainty about when or even if the IRS plan for spending the $80 billion will be publicly released.

I encourage President Obrador of Mexico to deepen our bilateral security cooperation for the sake of our region's security and prosperity.

I think complex is as kind a way as you could say it regarding our relationship with China at the present time.

I do not know what the path forward is.

In 2021, more than 100,000 Americans--more than 100,000 Americans--died from drug overdoses, nearly 70 percent of which were from fentanyl poisoning.

The difficulty, of course, is that that situation deteriorated dramatically and quickly and we are back to where we were before.

I want to know whether you are going to commit today that the plan will not allow this super-sized enforcement money to be utilized against people who make less than $400,000 per year.

It is time the Administration wakes up. We have a serious threat at the border and the President needs to be serious about addressing it.

I think we all know that illicit fentanyl and other synthetic opioids pose an unprecedented threat to American families.

Addressing this threat will require greater awareness about the dangers of fentanyl, better coordination of local, state, and federal law enforcement resources for mental health, and effective--very effective--international cooperation.

America does not believe that, that the border is secure with the thousands of people that are coming across.

I cringe every time I hear somebody from the Administration say, oh, well, the border is secure.

The policies that have been enacted by President Biden's reckless tax and spending bill really are not going to be helpful in trying to regain the credibility of the American people for the agency.

I want to get into that. From the IRS's own data, the two largest single components of the tax gap... are small businesses, small business income, and individual non-business income.

Secretary Yellen reportedly has said she's directed the IRS not to use this--somewhere in the neighborhood of $50 billion--to enforce against people with incomes less than $400,000.

The United States has to step up and defend democratic values, not just the might of our military, but the power of our diplomatic persuasion.

The United States has to step up and defend democratic values, not just the might of our military, but the power of our diplomatic persuasion.

I have said for years that we Republicans and Democrats--the executive and legislative branch--have to work together if we are going to confront what China is doing.