I thank Representative Takano for holding this Special Order. This is very important. Mr. Speaker, I rise today because the Trump administration is carrying out a campaign of reckless cruelty with zero accountability. Last week, the home…

I urge unanimous support for this legislation. Once again, this is another very important bill as part of this consumer protection agenda today. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

I urge bipartisan support for this legislation. It is another consumer protection bill, like the TICKET Act, that provides transparency where it doesn't exist right now. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

I agree with Mr. Bilirakis. This is important consumer protection, and I am glad to see that our committee and the subcommittee headed by Mr. Bilirakis as chair and Ms. Schakowsky as the ranking member has taken on so many of these…

I support the legislation, and I yield back the balance of my time.

This bill, as I said, was part of that bipartisan package that we had hoped would be passed last December but for Elon Musk. This bill is important. I know that back in Asbury Park, in particular, they will be very happy to know that our…

I have no additional speakers. I urge support for this legislation, and I yield back the balance of my time.

It’s extremely disappointing that Trump 2.0 has shown zero interest in bipartisan governing.

the Trump administration’s policies on Social Security, education, healthcare, and more.

That bill, we believe, presents one of the greatest moral threats to our country that we’ve seen in terms of what it will do to providing food for the hungry, care for the elderly, services for the disabled, health care, health care for…

Martin Luther King said, ‘Budgets are moral documents,’ and that’s the spirit we come here with this morning.

We can't keep doing things like business as usual. We have to think of creative, new things to do.

The sudden withdrawal of these funding opportunities threatens to disrupt essential services, jeopardize the stability of victim assistance programs, and undermine the bipartisan commitment to combating these forms of violence.

We write to express our deep concern about reports that the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) has withdrawn its Notice of 2025 Funding Opportunities.

A delay or reduction in OVW funding will have devastating consequences for the countless individuals who rely on these resources for safety, legal protection, and recovery.

I thank my colleague for yielding time. Mr. Speaker, this budget is a bad deal. It takes billions of dollars from programs that working families rely on and gives that money to the very wealthiest Americans in the form of $7 trillion in…

I have heard my Republican colleagues today admit that they were extending the tax cut for the rich and the large corporations. I have heard them say they are worried about the debt. Certainly, this resolution would also increase the debt…

After getting some rest, I am in awe of everyone who continues to lift their voice and speak out.