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I am proud of my staff for embodying the commitment not to agonize, but to organize.

There is increasing concern, which we should have about monopolies across the board, concentration of power, which ultimately harms smaller businesses.

I know that you believe, as I do, that the issues this committee tackles are at the very core of our national security as a nation.

the childcare sector is already short about 60,000 employees, compared just to pre-pandemic

Engineering a recession to bring inflation under control is not the right strategy, especially at a time when we are seeing inflation cool in real time.

Unemployment is at a historic low, 3.4 percent. That is not just a number.

for decades the country has underinvested in our housing supply, and the data I see suggests we're now facing a shortage of as many 7 million affordable homes.

We could make the tax system a whole lot fairer as part of what we are doing here.

House Republicans are not interested in fiscal responsibility.

So that's a pretty grim picture about what's going on, and it's particularly alarming because, in 2021, investors bought up one-quarter of all single-family homes that were on the market.

Some of my colleagues have threatened the Nation's full faith and credit by holding the debt ceiling hostage for partisan politics.

this loophole is expected to provide investors with $134 billion in tax breaks over the next 10 years.

For the first time in decades, workers are finally starting to get a little power in this economy.

We cannot risk undermining one of the successes of our current economy.

the Fed has raised interest rates eight times over the last year in what has been the most extreme rate hike cycle in 40 years.

Americans are already suffering from severe lack of affordable homes, and any taxpayer money spent on housing should go toward fixing the problem, not making it worse.

the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit is not perfect, but it helps drive the development of affordable rental homes.

Massachusetts has received 25,000 of these innovation grants, and it has helped us to create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the state.