But there's a problem. Despite White House promises, working families aren't better off, and another hearing won't change that.

I don't think we can have a hearing on living standards without asking ourselves what will happen to the quality of life for tens of millions of Americans who count on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid if Republicans add literally…

John was a leading voice on many issues throughout his decades of public service.

Well, it feels like deja vu all over again. Another hearing on the Republican tax law passed 9 months ago.

He was also a leading voice for Indian Country.

Most working Americans have been treading water, with middle-class earnings stalled for years.

We do want to measure how these policies are affecting the middle class and the least among us.

It was a massive waste of resources when workers could least afford it and when we should have been investing in our people and communities.

We cannot push through a weak Federal law that preempts states and leaves consumers, especially children, without the necessary safeguards and protections.

Protecting children online is a top priority for Google.

I would like to see you in an affirmative relationship rather than asking them, you assisting them and working with HHS and the Department of Justice to get this done.

It seems to me your agents specifically do what he was talking about in the discussion between the two witnesses here.

The challenges faced by Native youth in the justice system are significant and require our attention.

I would focus on what you talked about, the smaller tribes that are having the biggest problem.

We need to hold a separate hearing on what a future framework that protects children should look like.

Despite White House promises, working families aren't better off, and another hearing is not going to change that.

When Republicans passed the bill last December, the estimated cost was $1.5 trillion, with a T. Today, it stands at $1.9 trillion.

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