I noted in my opening statement that, like Amtrak Joe, I consider myself an advocate for passenger rail.

I am gonna be extremely, extremely selfish, and I want it all to myself, Mr. Price.

This is a tool that has been used very successfully by major housing authorities in North Carolina.

I absolutely agree. And we will hope to prove that in the weeks ahead.

Let's just keep fighting, let's keep pushing, and let's keep representing the people that elect us every 2 years.

The Voting Rights Act has transformed American politics and we are on a good trajectory.

Democrats are continuing to fight to get the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act passed and the For the People Act passed.

We want to minimize opportunities for misinformation, and we want to minimize opportunities to overturn an election.

more people, everybody with legal access to voting and we must stop the undermining of our confidence in elections.

Thank you for the incredible work that you do in the House of Representatives.

Let me also just say to my colleagues that I had every intention of being with you today.

Let me say thank you to our colleague, and fellow Member of the Committee on House Administration, my friend Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon of the Fifth District.

Thank you, Congresswoman Scanlon.

Ms. Kotagal's refusal to continue these common-sense measures speaks volumes of her lack of commitment to due process and transparency.

The EEOC must be accountable and responsive to the public.

I oppose Ms. Kotagal's nomination and urge my colleagues to do the same.

I am concerned Ms. Kotagal lacks impartiality to interpret the law.

I got the White House to convene an interagency council to pull all these agencies together.