I associate myself with the remarks of Ms. Velazquez. I think that she made some salient points.

Interest is an expense. Interest is not cash. There is no way you should be paying tax on an expense.

Interest is an expense. There is no way you should be paying tax on an expense.

With these economic headwinds, it is vital that our Tax Code work for our nation's job creators, not against them.

And so the government would have created a job with your money, but with your money you create net worth.

Our nation's small businesses continue to face persistently high inflation, interest rates that are being raised at the fastest pace since the 1980s.

I want to thank my friend and colleague, Congressman Dan Meuser, for holding today's Small Business Subcommittee on Economic Growth, Tax, and Capital Access hearing.

When you have 87,000 IRS agents running around out there----something bad is going to happen.

You are what America is about.

You know, our nation's small businesses continue to face persistently high inflation, interest rates that are being raised at the fastest pace since the 1980s.

We need to create more competition.

One way we can fix a lot of this is make these tax cuts permanent.

Profit is not a dirty word. It is a dirty word to the government, okay? They don't understand small business.

In my opinion, the inheritance tax needs to be zero. It is double taxation.

What this country needs is the political will to enforce the laws that are already on the books.

there are no consequences. Without consequences, there is chaos.

While I disagree with some of the consequences put in place, our border was not overwhelmed following the end of Title 42.

It's clear this administration has taken extensive steps to prepare for the end of Title 42.