I hope will see the floor soon.

As has been proven by the bipartisan interest in this hearing, congressional support for NATO and Ukraine remains steadfast.

Last month, wage growth outpaced inflation. That's the way it should be.

So in 2010, Congress passed Dodd-Frank to make banking regulations tougher and to avoid future bank collapses.

I do not believe that to have a strong economy was we must trade American jobs for corporate profits.

Now President Biden knows that this is a serious problem.

We reverted to socialism when we took $700 billion from the people, taxpayer money, and gave it to the banks.

Encouraging giant, too-big-to-fail banks to buy up small banks so there are fewer banks to monitor would be a dangerous mistake.

Earlier this week I introduced a resolution supporting the AU's bid to join the G-20.

I find your answer really troubling, that you cannot just say yes.

There is no reason we cannot continue coming together to bring prices down.

The single biggest threat to our banking system is concentration.

I opposed your confirmation because I believed that your continued leadership would be dangerous to our financial system.

I am particularly concerned because regulators allowed America's biggest bank, JPMorgan Chase, to swallow up First Republic.

So you take no responsibility on this.

I have a motion at the desk. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The clerk will report the motion. The Clerk read as follows: Ms. Clark of Massachusetts moves to lay the resolution on the table. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the motion…

In response to Vladimir Putin's criminal war and illegal occupation of Ukraine, the Biden Administration has coordinated more than 50-country response with transatlantic alliances as well, and our own global partners, to this effort.

Our banking system is broken. Twenty-three billion dollars in bailout money and there is no accountability for those at the top.