I'm really proud of the work that we have done, and I look forward to another productive hearing.

I come to the floor today to honor Anna Mae Weems. Anna Mae was a standout citizen from Waterloo, who passed away in September after 98 years of life well-lived. My wife Barbara and I met Anna Mae during my first congressional campaign for…

I would like to offer my congratulations to the Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Society on celebrating its 100th anniversary. As a proud member, I commend the work the society has done and continues to do in encouraging and promoting…

Mr. Salmon, you testified that this nation's fiscal situation is very bad.

The temptation will be to then loosen lending at the same time, which will lead to disastrous results.

Mr. Pinto, when President Biden was still running for President, his campaign released a plan in July that promised to build two million homes in five years.

One of the most joyous things we do in Congress is to speak about people in our district. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to celebrate a remarkable milestone for a fellow Iowan and a fellow veteran. Richard Keep, Jr., is about to turn 100 years…

Mr. Salmon, you testified that this nation's fiscal situation is very bad.

Mr. Pinto, when President Biden was still running for President, his campaign released a plan in July that promised to build two million homes in five years.

The temptation will be to then loosen lending at the same time, which will lead to disastrous results.

It is an issue that is central for Iowans and all Americans, something they care about deeply.

It is an issue that is central for Iowans and all Americans, something they care about deeply.

We will pay more interest payments on our national debt than the cost of all housing assistance over the next ten years.

Mr. Pinto, when President Biden was still running for President, his campaign released a plan in July that promised to build two million homes in five years.

I come to the floor to make a unanimous consent request, but out of courtesy to somebody who may object--since there is nobody here to object--I won't make the motion, but I would like to give my remarks at this point. Today, I am going to…

the role of federal housing policy and how it continues to create unwelcome distortions on the housing market.

It is an issue that is central for Iowans and all Americans, something they care about deeply.

I would like to speak to this. This legislation was passed in 1938. You heard me say in my opening remarks that for a long period of time--until about, I think, less than 8 years ago, when we started bringing attention to this legislation…