I appreciate my colleague yielding. As we come to the floor to honor Matt, I know that Matt and his colleagues are watching right now. My colleague was able to run through the litany of his career, but I will note that, in 1987, I was just…

for far too long, Americans have grappled with the epidemic of gun violence that has taken lives and shattered families and communities in my home State of Michigan as well as all across the country. These shootings and attacks not only…

This bill, ARPA-H, can provide the breakthroughs necessary to find cures for those diseases. The President has already signed $1 billion for this program into law. So what we need now is bipartisan authorization to complete the work. This…

If you are trying to be apolitical, that and allowing those words to stand with this mess that has been created in the economy doesn't stand.

It is a profound honor to be the Congresswoman from Oakland County standing here this evening with my colleagues from the Equality Caucus recognizing and celebrating Pride Month. Gay rights. Nonbinary rights. Lesbian rights. Trans rights…

So, yes, we can blame the Biden Administration for some of this inflation.

Meanwhile, this President is flying to Saudi Arabia, and won't go to Alberta.

I thank my very good friend, and I certainly appreciate his kind words. The good news is I am not done yet. We have a lot of work to do, and this is yet one more piece that we are going to be driving forward. But, certainly, I rise in…

I urge my colleagues in the House to send this to the President's desk.

Ensuring there are enough resources to help these synagogues, Jewish Community Centers (JCC), other faith-based organizations has been a priority for us here in this Committee.

You had a report that recommended Dan Snyder be removed as a team owner.

Last year the STORM Act, a bill that I authored, was signed into law and received initial funding in the bipartisan infrastructure law.

I would like to have your guarantee that you will notify us if you think additional appropriations will be needed.

I appreciate you moving that timeline up.

We want to make sure that every community has equal access to those FEMA resources in an equitable way, not based on income.

I am proud that, on a bipartisan basis, this Committee voted to advance this important bill.

These communities, who are often disproportionately impacted by disasters, need us to finally act and address long-standing disparities in our Federal disaster response.

As we just saw from a damaging tornado in my home State of Michigan, these natural disasters have only continued to worsen due to climate change.