It is quite clear that the Biden Administration is attempting to strong-arm its Big Government agenda on this country via regulatory action.

This rule is not only a direct reversal of a previous interpretation made by the Agency, but it is also an irrefutable attack on the Second Amendment.

If what it says is actually the case, President Trump was incredibly reckless with our national security.

I can't even believe we are at this moment where the administration wants to take your gas stove--not take your gas stove but limit what you can purchase in the future. I rise in support of H.R. 1640, the Save Our Gas Stoves Act. It is no…

Biden and his administration have abused power by ignoring Congress for a failing liberal agenda. Biden finalized regulations over $200 billion in costs in his first year and proposed more than $1 trillion in new regulations in 2022 on…

Is that not like saying you are going to drain the ocean a teardrop at a time?

the concern that we all have, as boosted over the weekend by a nuclear capability by Tehran, the threat that it has that is existential for Israel and America, not just in the Middle East.

I find it astonishing that in your position, you make that type of statement.

I think this is very significant, between Lebanon and Israel for offshore drilling in the Mediterranean.

The Iranian regime continues to enrich weapons-grade uranium, oppress its people, and export missiles and terrorism. Yesterday, the regime threatened that the West could not stop it from a nuclear arms program, fulfilling the chant of…

Thank you, Congressman Rich McCormick.

I would like to, also, express concern about any negotiations for renewing the Iran nuclear deal.

This President is on tap to spend $4 trillion, and I find it astonishing.

I was grateful to introduce the bipartisan Assad Regime Anti-Normalization Act to impose costs on those who fund Assad's mass murder and drug trafficking.

As a small business owner for several years, one thing I would want from my Government is certainty and predictability.

But while this Committee was consumed, and rightly so, by the bank failures, President Biden charged ahead with a progressive wish list of reckless spending, higher taxes, and failed policies.

the truth of the matter is that fee is going to be paid just in a different form.

I am still very concerned about that, and frankly, this approach not only circumvents Congress, but it takes the public's chance away to comment and provide feedback on the CFPB's proposals.