I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I will be very brief and close and put the rest of it in the Record. Autism Speaks says that the Autism CARES Act is the single most important driver of autism research, training, and data…

I think what we know today is that this was going on for really a month until it seemed as if we started to get some responses.

I still want to see better communication and be assured that all of the government agencies have come together.

The signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, was an essential milestone in the progress of all humanity toward a more fair, just, and democratic society, work that continues to this day. As we reflect on the last 250…

Is RFK right about a lot of the challenges? Yeah, I've heard him say a lot of things that are absolutely right.

I don't think so. Let the public know. And now otherwise shoot them down.

I've been a little frustrated. There hasn't been enough transparency letting people know what's happening. Its allowing a lot of potentially misinformation to spread, or at least fear. We should know what's going on over our skies and I've…

I thank Chairman Rogers and Ranking Member Smith for their continued leadership in bringing this bill to the floor. I also certainly thank the members of the subcommittee. Mr. Speaker, this bill continues the long, proud tradition of…

I thank the gentlewoman for yielding me time. Mr. Speaker, I rise in opposition to S. 2781. To be clear, I strongly support cleaning up abandoned mines, but this bill contains language that would undermine the cleanups it aims to support…

Possibly linked to a missing Iranian mothership

I don't know where to begin. I think of Chair Cathy Rodgers as a friend. I truly mean that. We use that term a lot, but in her case, it is truly true. I consider her a real friend. The other thing I wanted to say is that you hear me a lot…

I would like to rise and join some of my colleagues in speaking about Ben Cardin, but I perhaps want to take a little bit more of a personal approach to sharing my thoughts about my departing colleague. I don't know if he remembers this…

I appreciate being recognized right now. But I would be remiss if I let Jon Tester leave the floor without telling some of the truth about this guy. All the niceties here are making me a little nauseous. I want to set the record straight…

Case in point. I didn't necessarily expect to speak, but I found myself sitting there getting sad and angry that we are losing Mitt Romney, first of all, because we have--obviously, to the naked eye--so much in common: I am Black, and Mitt…

I rise to object. I will not let this man go quietly into the night. I would ask for unanimous consent to force him to stay in the Senate, but like all of my unanimous consent requests over the last 10 years, none of them have ever passed.

I thank my colleagues from the Congressional Black Caucus for taking this time to acknowledge this champion. Today, I rise in recognition of the late Shirley Chisholm, who was born 100 years ago last Wednesday. A child of immigrants raised…

Well, it's incredibly concerning. I mean, my -- as you mentioned, I'm the son of Korean immigrants. My parents were born at the end of the Korean War, never would I have imagined that over 70 years after that, that we would see this type…

It is not a time for finger-pointing anywhere, but himself. And over the course of the next couple hours, I'm sure he's going to have to confront whether or not he's going to resign or face impeachment. I'd be very surprised if he survives…