If we are smart, and if we are just, and if we are equitable, we will have a just, equitable transition.

I just want to caution everyone on the term of the word free. We seem to throw that word free out as if there is no one that pays the bill.

This is why we are here.

I really want to take this opportunity to lay out a vision for what we can do through this body to lift up our communities.

I'm worried that farmers in rural Southern Michigan, my district, won't be able to harness this technology due to lack of connection.

As we celebrate National Black History Month, I pay tribute to a Detroit-born African-American leader, Joe Tate, who became the first African-American man elected as Speaker of the Michigan State House this year. Speaker Joe Tate, the son…

I recently introduced the Protect Kids Act with Senator Tim Scott.

We need an honest conversation about permitting and the implementation of NEPA in the 21st century.

I see one of my primary responsibilities as ensuring that our communities can make a just and equitable transition.

Too many treat economic security, national security, and environmental security as mutually exclusive goals.

I think it is interesting that you talked about return on investment, because that almost sounds like you are getting value for your dollar, and you are kind of getting into that profit margin, which is scary.

I might add, Professor, that if Chair Gensler has his way, it is going to be even more expensive for retail investors to invest.

I think transparency and honesty, and knowing what you are getting into is critical for the student, as well as the parent, as well as the colleges.

I think the problem with America is we have one set of rules for this team and another set of rules for this team.

We need to have a democratized approach to this to benefit more people.

This is something different than simply broadband in their homes.

I think it is time for us to reevaluate the definition of an accredited investor and ensure that it serves its intended purpose of protecting investors rather than excluding them.

Chair Gensler is too busy trying to change the SEC into the, 'Securities and Environment Commission,' rather than its capital formation and investor protection role.