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The Lattice case sounds like it should be considered textbook CFIUS.

I support the nomination of Mr. Kevin Allen Hassett to serve as Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. His nomination received wide bipartisan support, not only in the Banking Committee, but also from other esteemed members of his…

I want to thank you, Senator Brown, for working with me to get these bills through the Committee.

in recognition of National POW/MIA Recognition Day, today I wish to call attention to the importance of maintaining focus on efforts to bring home America's prisoners of war, POWs, and missing in action, MIA. Let us join in honoring…

Yes. You know, this president is notorious for saying exactly what's on his mind. Whether you agree or disagree, you like him or dislike him, he tells you what's on his mind.

I can't overstate what a serious situation this is. I mean, it is an incredibly serious situation. And it doesn't seem to be backing off any.

I thank Senator Corker. Mr. President, I thank, too, all those who were mentioned: the Foreign Relations leadership, Senator Corker and Senator Cardin; Senator Brown, my colleague in the Banking Committee; and all the others who have been…

today the Senator from Ohio and I wish to speak about Scott Alvarez, general counsel of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Mr. Alvarez is retiring after a 36-year career with the Board of Governors, including the last 12…

today I wish to honor the servicemembers and civilians who served on Wake Island in World War II, as the last gathering of the Survivors of Wake-Guam-Cavite, Inc., is scheduled to be held in Boise in September. Survivors of the defense of…

the private capital should take the catastrophic losses.

I do look forward to working with Senator Brown and the other Members of the Committee on this critically important issue.