I want to underscore the outrage and frustration that you all feel, that I feel, and that the people in our country feel as this goes on.

They did not even have to put a U.S. address and so forth now. They could even put in anything and we just said, 'Oh, OK. Here's the money.'

I applaud the efforts that were carried out then as I do today, but it has become clear, particularly as a result of the work that you all have done, that the oversight of funds tied to the CARES Act and other COVID relief legislation was…

For people to steal from that, either by not paying back a loan or by being dishonest in their use of the funds, is something I find quite extraordinary.

The idea that we are using this money for fraud, is just simply outrageous.

Yes. Americans are not stupid. If we are handing out free money, they will be willing to take some.

For people to steal from that, either by not paying back a loan or by being dishonest in their use of the funds, is something I find quite extraordinary.

The idea that we are using this money for fraud, is just simply outrageous.

We should never, ever look at turning back.

This resolution should not have been included in a congressional resolution.

If we are misrepresenting data to present a false narrative or perpetuate a narrative which may provide some political gain, then we are providing a disservice to those we represent.

Congress has a responsibility to remain truthful above all else.

The national strategy is a serious plan.

It is a lie to blame Jews for what is wrong in the world.

I personally think that the diversity, equity and inclusion is a fraud.

Pushing back against antisemitism means we need an all hands-on-deck approach across society.

Hate is taught. It is not in our DNA.

Antisemitism is not just a threat to Jews, it is a threat to democratic norms, and American values.