I rise to discuss the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, as some of my colleagues have been doing today. President Trump has chosen a superbly qualified nominee to the Supreme Court--and believe me, I know what is good and what isn't…

This committee has a special interest in the new tax reform policies that have already started to improve the lives of many Americans.

The Treasury Department will not be an entirely new workplace for you.

last week, the Finance Committee met to consider the nomination of Charles Rettig to be the Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service. Charles Rettig is a highly qualified man whom I have long believed had near universal support from…

Today we will consider the nominations of Justin Muzinich, to be Deputy Secretary of the Treasury.

I was unavoidably absent and missed rollcall Votes 373 and 374 earlier today. I would have voted ``yes'' on rollcall Vote 373, extending the authorization for the National Flood Insurance Program, and ``yes'' on rollcall 374…

I was unavoidably absent on rollcall Votes 368, 369, 370, 371 and 372. I would have voted ``no'' on all five rollcall votes. ____________________

I rise today to speak on the latest efforts to derail the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to be Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. I would like to focus today on a few areas where attacks have come up. Judge Kavanaugh's…

Today, my hope, in this particular hearing, is identifying the need of change, the problems that we have with the status quo.

the federalization of PREPA would be a mistake and Federal control of the transformation process is unnecessary and inappropriate.

This is about the health, safety, and the future of the millions of Americans who live in Puerto Rico.

PREPA, unfortunately, is now something that is considered to be bankrupt and mismanaged and politically dominated.

We are not talking about federalizing anything. I am not talking about selling assets to the highest bidder.

critical policy choices that will impact the future of Puerto Rico for many generations should rightly be the decisions of the Government of Puerto Rico and residents.

Spectrum-sharing agreements will need to function as a commonly used alternative to current methods.

It's imperative that we free up more spectrum for licensed use and for unlicensed use, particularly in the 3-gigahertz to 6-gigahertz band.

That's good to know, and certainly gives a lot of us hope for the future, and hope for how this is all going to work.

I am personally a strong supporter of the right-to-try concept, and I am hopeful for the results of policies like that and what they can bring.