So you all say, don't free the sharks. You know that phrase?

Congress must seize this historic opportunity to memorialize the gains that workers have achieved in this new environment.

So you all say, don't free the sharks. You know that phrase?

The expired authorities really have had tremendous dramatic impact.

It is incumbent upon us to ensuring our labor market prioritizes productivity, fair pay, and an improved quality of life for workers--not merely profits for the biggest corporations and wealthiest shareholders.

The expired authorities really have had tremendous dramatic impact.

I think trying to get the two Committees together has been a problem and a challenge.

Forgetting that, if you can--Mr. Speaker, I can't--think of this: The Chinese Government will control the algorithm, and they can change it any time in the United States. Mr. Speaker, I urge a ``yes'' vote.

I thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership on this very important issue. I thank the distinguished chairwoman of the Energy and Commerce Committee and associate myself with her remarks as well as with Mr. Pallone. I thank…

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I think we should pass what we agree on.

I think we should pass what we agree on.

I think we should pass what we agree on.

But, if anything, this rule should increase competition by ensuring that the largest companies are not able to leverage their size and data to unfairly crowd out smaller companies.

I am pleased that the CFPB is finally taking action to oversee these companies.

I am pleased they are using these tools as intended.

Big Tech already dominates markets, and possesses massive amounts of consumer data.

Can you also speak to the broader concerns about the potential for monopolistic use of data and misuse of market power by Big Tech companies?