
1,200 questions for small businesses, investors to answer in a 90-day window seems a bit of a high bar.
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1,200 questions for small businesses, investors to answer in a 90-day window seems a bit of a high bar.

Chair Gensler, as our economy and markets move forward, the SEC must keep moving forward and put American savers first.

To deny that immigration is not going to be the life blood of the future economy is a mistake.

The threat of terrorism against the United States is getting worse, not better.

I would encourage you to advocate for your child.

I know the American people are tired of the bullshit. It is time to tell the American people the truth, no matter your political affiliation or party.

Now, what happened? A Democratic President changed all those policies, and we have a tsunami of illegal immigrants that are destroying New York City and other cities.

The regulations the SEC has proposed under your leadership are unjustified and are sowing discord and confusion for industry and market participants alike.

I think it is incredibly important, and I bring that up because, as a guy who used to sell mutual funds, I see the challenges that will be presented to customers who are purchasing those mutual funds in, frankly, the two-tiered system that…

You got to get bipartisan buy-in. Right? You got to secure your border.

However, the United States can only retain these benefits if our regulatory environment empowers budding entrepreneurs to innovate, launch, and grow new job-creating ventures.

Whether you like President Trump or not, we had the lowest illegal crossings, in the last 40 years, on his watch.

We've had over 5 million people come in illegally, so anyway. I think it's unsecure, and we need to make it secure.

Meaningful lives are being destroyed. Are there any strategies that we can consider to encourage Americans to re-enter the workforce?

Chair Gensler, as our economy and markets move forward, the SEC must keep moving forward and put American savers first.