Eighty thousand Afghans came in, all waived in via--virtually all waived in via parole.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak about what is happening in my home State of Wisconsin. There are calls from the gerrymandered State assembly to impeach the newest State supreme court justice before they have even heard a case. Justice…

the IRA has been described as a massive transfer of tax dollars from the working class to the wealthy, big banks, and large corporations.

I think it is because we are still printing so much money.

Inflation has just completely run amok.

The solution here is more speech, not censorship, not enforced silence.

I hope this Subcommittee will use every authority we have to compel compliance through our legitimate congressional oversight.

I am highly concerned if Congress all of a sudden inserts itself into a process of saying, we are going to identify a U.S. business that we are going to say it so iconic that no foreign government or, we are going to say who can and cannot…

Our government is not being honest. They are not being transparent.

There is no reason whatsoever that this should remain outside of our review.

Our government is not being honest. They are not being transparent.

The greatest threat we face being $33 trillion in debt is to have the U.S. dollar no longer the world's reserve currency.

It seems like our Federal Government is probably doing more covering up for the Saudis than the Saudis are doing for themselves.

I find the Saudi Arabian human rights abuses abhorrent, as I think we all do.

The solution here is more speech, not censorship, not enforced silence.

If people are not willing to invest in your country, you are doing something wrong with your economy.

I always feel a great deal of sympathy for the people that are being ruled by authoritarian regimes.

What can we do about this? Do we pass a law, do we stop buying Saudi oil?