This Administration's political attack, quite frankly, from the highest levels of our government on the digital asset industry...sparked fear, leading to bank runs.

Mr. Speaker, I thank Mr. LaMalfa for his very spot-on comments, as well. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Indiana (Mr. Baird).

The FDIC estimates that resolving Signature Bank is going to lead to a $2.5-billion loss to the Deposit Insurance Fund.

To me the answer is working on bills that have been introduced here.

The biggest opportunity to make progress toward net zero by 2050 is sustainable aviation fuel.

Maybe Mr. Hegeman and Mr. Welsh, decarbonizing commercial flight is one of the greatest challenges, as you know, that the airline industry has ever faced.

Secretary Vilsack is a big believer, as am I, in this as one of our solutions.

Let us not be fooled. Providing financial services to legal businesses in the U.S. should not be risky.

Record inflation as a result of reckless government spending led to historic interest rates the banks were not ready to manage.

We must tackle the root causes of disinformation that spreads online and the impact it has on our democracy.

We must continue to work together to address these challenges by ensuring state and local governments have consistent resources and then, of course, federal help as well.

I was someone that enforced our election laws as the county attorney for 8 years in the biggest county in Minnesota.

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentlewoman for those comments. She is spot on. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from California (Mr. LaMalfa), the executive vice chair of the Western Caucus. Mr. LaMALFA. Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman…

Madam Chair, before I begin my speech, I just want to tell the American people, you are not hearing all the truth on this. Sometimes my colleagues on the other side of the aisle will try to repeat things, mislead the American people. It is…

I think that the way the law reads is that there is an exception to that requirement to negotiate when the employees make it clear an unmistakable waiver to bargaining.

My observation here is that this feels like sort of a catch 22 because you are not willing to bargain on issues like credit card tipping while simultaneously you are not coming together to bargain at all.

The Minnesota folks tell me that those negotiation sessions have not lasted longer than 6 minutes. So that seems to me, sir, as a failure to negotiate in good faith.

Madam Chair, that means risking $100 billion worth of investment and 150,000 potential jobs in the clean energy sector. In the Natural Resources Committee, we have a real tangible example. At our February 28 legislative hearing on my…