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Evidence that has surfaced since then has shown exactly that. Absolutely, there was incompetence at the top of the bank.

I urge all of my colleagues to cosponsor my Secure Viable Banking, SVB Act, and to roll back Title IV of S. 2155.

Data indicates that veteran entrepreneurs often start businesses years after their separation from the military.

However, I am amazed in my short two and a half years here in Congress to see we have government agency on top of government agency with regulator upon regulator, with more regulation than we know what to do with, whose head is going to…

My Republican colleagues' continued focus on wokeness in banking also suggests that they see improving economic opportunities for people of color and investing in minority-owned businesses as a bad thing.

In my first few years in Washington, one thing has been clear, government agencies are not good at taking accountability for their failures.

there is zero accountability and zero heads roll when there is a crisis.

Fiber is great... but it is not the only option.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for letting me defend my constituents.

General Counsel Abruzzo is disregarding the plain text of the NLRA and Supreme Court precedent in order to tilt the scales in favor of unions and undermine employee free choice and employer rights.

I'm curious how is the State Department engaged with our European partners and especially those within the Arctic coalition.

We need to make sure we are competitive and staying at the forefront of innovation and technology in this country.

I rise because earlier today in Royal Oak, Michigan, our Governor, Governor Gretchen Whitmer, alongside our Attorney General, Dana Nessel, Lieutenant Governor Gilchrist, our State house judiciary chair Kelly Breen, and a former Member of…

This is a military threat. It's not a climate threat. It's not a sustainable development threat. This is a military threat.

If we want to compete with China, do we need to be investing in these technologies here to keep us at the forefront? Yes or no?

I certainly would encourage that flexibility, and as--the less complexity as possible to get to that would be helpful as well.

We have got to invest in America's future and American workers, period.