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Small businesses are the heart of our economy and our communities, especially in West Virginia where more than 98% of our businesses are small businesses.

Bring manufacturing back to America. You can't bring manufacturing back if you relax the rules and where you get your critical minerals and where you put produce them.

The way the bills that we all passed in a bipartisan way, and even the IRA (Inflation Reduction Act) bill, the way it's being implemented is different than the way we wrote it.

Well, we tried to get rid of it, but the President over--he vetoed us.

If you would do me a favor with your able staff here, if they would just check and find out if that's accurate, the amount of jobs that we know have been lost before or our statistics shows, and the amount of revenue it's caused to our…

Do you all acknowledge the job--can you acknowledge the job losses that came when they did implement it the last time?

Recently, the President vetoed a bipartisan congressional resolution overturning the National Labor Relations Board NLRB rule, redefining who is a joint employer.

In my opinion, this really politicizes a really important part of our financial fabric in this country.

Thank you, Madam Chairman. Thank you, Secretary, for being here.

The best way to keep our retirees as they move into their senior years in the best possible position, is to have the maximum financial benefit accrue to their plans.

I do think the added investments in actual training programs that reach communities that have been left out in the past would also help to create, you know, a climate in which people understand that these are real options for them.

I mean, how do you justify a 65 percent increase in this when it was just increased, I guess, what, 4 years ago under the Trump administration?

West Virginia needs fewer inefficient and expensive regulations and more job creation.

This rule pressures financial experts to shift potential gains away from American retirees, and into the White House's radical climate agenda.

The Department of Labor should be focused on workforce training and creating new jobs, not mandating new burdens.

Instead, we should be focusing on bipartisan student debt reforms that take commonsense steps to fill the gaps in our workforce.

We simply cannot afford to add another $750 billion to the national debt.

We have to--you are in the Education Department, you have to educate people on what is available.