We have the opportunity to pass the once-in-a-generation infrastructure package that will stabilize and modernize the Nation's economy, and put millions of people to work.

Investments in high-speed broadband will end the isolation facing millions of Americans, create more jobs, and help strengthen our economy.

I support $55 million in funding for the program, and the creation of a quality assistance program to provide technical assistance, and help designees continue to meet the criteria of the program.

the last topic is that Congress, on a bipartisan basis--much thanks to the leadership of Senator Crapo...

this may be something that, given the bipartisan support and interest in this committee in getting this shell corporation problem solved, should perhaps be done as a committee-wide briefing

Thank you, Madam Chairman, very much, and thank the panel for their interesting and thoughtful presentations this morning.

I think this referral policy is a mutually agreeable situation between DOJ and IRS where powerful special interests get to get away with things.

We are optimistic that we will get it through Congress. The president has been clear there`s room for compromise. Today begins the discussion and the debate. He has done what a great leader does, put forth his vision. And now we begin the…

We can`t afford not to do it. I mean, this is -- this is about basic fairness. It`s about rebuilding. It`s about American competitiveness.

The Inspector General is calling for a cultural change toward anticipating and preventing future attacks.

This is a values-based package. And he is not going to, we are not going to compromise on core values.

The president has been very clear with us, his team, he wants to get something done, which means reaching out across the aisle and looking for common ground.

This is an American bill. It`s about giving Americans the chance to compete. And it`s about outcompeting where we need to. It`s about standing up for American workers and American businesses.

It`s about putting people back to work in West Virginia.

It seems like the reliance on these false confessions that are produced as a result of deception by law enforcement is a pretty easy thing to fix by simply prohibiting that practice.

One of the other things that I know from my own practice is, when you sit through an arraignment, you see lots of people of color; White folks, when you go to the prison and do your prison visit, it feels like the White folks have all been…

the likelihood is about the same [for being audited] due to dramatic budget cuts

underreporting is rampant in our tax system and that there is abundant revenue that could be collected from simple enforcement measures