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I think we are going to have an interesting and informative conversation about these issues today.

There were about $125 billion of this kind of accidental--or improper--spending in the last fiscal year alone.

We casually cite dollar figures that are incomprehensible to most people.

I sit by an American hero, my friend, Sam Johnson, to recognize three American heroes in my own hometown: a brave police officer and two sisters, Bre and Kaylie Lasley. Last week, a man broke into their house and began to viciously attack…

Thank you Representative Tonko. I want to associate myself with all the comments from my great colleague, Marcy Kaptur. Mr. Speaker, I can tell you, when I was elected to Congress, no one could have paid me to believe that we would be on…

I thank the gentlewoman for yielding. Madam Speaker, I am in opposition to this ill-conceived legislation brought forward from my good friend and colleague from Wisconsin. I realize that good people can differ on topics, and I have been…

Kevin McCarthy should apologize for this, should retract his statement.

I rise today to say a few words about the latest developments in international trade. As most of my colleagues know, this week officials from the Obama administration are meeting in Atlanta with representatives from our negotiating…

I appreciate what he is doing there and the insight that you have given us today.

I happen to believe we have got the best higher education system in the world here in the United States.

That doesn't happen in California, and that's because standard benefit designs for both on and off exchange in the individual market.

Annex 3 of the recently signed Iran Nuclear Agreement calls for the participating countries to work with Iran to, quote, strengthen Iran's ability to protect against and respond to nuclear security threats, including sabotage, as well as…

They need to deliver on that promise of care, and we think that's something that all exchanges should be looking at.

We review them critically and make sure they have the networks in place, the system to deliver quality care.

We hold them to account for delivering quality care.

But, why would we want to give Iran the ability to defend against cyberweapons that we, or perhaps some of our allies, might one day want to use against Iran?

We don't spend enough on cancer. We need to spend more. I would quadruple the amount of money, if I had my chance, to fight cancer and win.

The last thing Puerto Rican workers need right now is a pay cut.