I don't know why it's a struggle to answer the question about a crisis at the border.

I was in the House of Representatives in 1997 when we balanced the budget for the first time in 30 years under a Democratic President, Bill Clinton.

I agree as we sit here today, I think we have a crisis on the border.

I express strong opposition to that on behalf of mothers and women all across my district.

I guess I just want to make the point that a trade between Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden makes zero sense.

Thank you so much, Representative Dingell, for this question.

Thank you, Madam Chair and Ranking Member Guthrie, for convening this very important bipartisan hearing to discuss improving public health through vaccination.

It is incredibly important that no matter the intention, history shows us that every time we give our Government new powers in this area, they are inevitably used to target people that look like me, oppressed people of color, and minority…

Do you think if the people in that crowd looked brown or black, majority, do you think that we would be here in this hearing right now?

Why is it when white supremacist terrorists show up here to want to lynch the vice president, to attack the speaker, to attack our democracy, threatening the lives of Members of Congress, really, the lives of just the whole livelihood of…

I think we need to think about helping them understand what the access to--what vaccines they are--they need to have.

I am very pleased, actually, to see legislation that I am leading with Representative Doggett on the list.

Unfortunately, that is how, you know, again the January 6 attacks have been described in the past and it is really to downplay, excuse and, otherwise, defend this, really, violent attempt to overthrow our democracy and the Constitution…

What I saw when Black Lives Matter protesters were here, and those defending the right to choose, it seemed like, all of a sudden, all of you had resources. You all had a plan then. Why is it when white supremacist terrorists show up here…

Do you think it would enable what we would, some would refer to white supremacist groups, domestic terrorist groups here, do you think it would enable them to continue to attack our Capitol and our democracy if we did not hold them…

Well, thank you very much, Mr. Chairman and Senator Crapo. I really want to thank you for this hearing.

It is vital, and it is important that we fund the business of mental health.

The benefit of the doubt doesn't exist for Muslim women in Congress.