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I could not agree with the whole-of-government approach more.

I do not think that can be understated and, indeed, people first look to what their financial situation is when they make decisions about how they are going to proceed.

The good news is Europe now clearly recognizes its mistake and will never go back to that situation again.

U.S. policy must account for this rise of coercive economic practices and maintain our competitiveness in order to achieve what is best for our national interests.

We must ensure that any expansion be targeted to outcomes that are--that they are based in programs that are actually proven to work.

We need to make sure that this expansion is done right.

It is particularly concerning that without targeted outcome-based financing, the short-term programs outcomes are worse for students of color and low-income students.

We need to be increasing the maximum award as well as expanding Pell's eligibility for short-term programing.

If we do not ensure that those investments are targeted programs that are proven to work, you know we truly risk doubling down on the strategy that is not producing the workforce that we are going to need going forward to compete globally…

I recently sent a letter with Chairman Menendez to Secretaries Yellen and Blinken outlining my surprise that this was not already a permanent position given Switzerland's outsized importance in the trade and financial sectors.

I could not agree with the whole-of-government approach more.

I want to associate myself with your remarks about how important economics is to the national security of the United States.

With an aggressive Russia and China seeking to rewrite the rules and norms of the international system, our world is rapidly changing.

The good news is Europe now clearly recognizes its mistake and will never go back to that situation again.

U.S. policy must account for this rise of coercive economic practices and maintain our competitiveness in order to achieve what is best for our national interests.

We do not allow foreign countries, especially China, to contribute to our people who are running for political office.

I am particularly pleased to see efforts to insert more local control.

As you indicated, there is a continuing moral and humanitarian obligation on the part of the United States to compensate any victims--past, present, or future--of the nuclear testing program.