It is putting our Nation at a point of weaker, weaker economic security, weaker national security.

There are deep concerns there. We have got, potentially, Chinese companies working with the Mexican Military to take adverse actions on U.S. assets.

President Lopez Obrador continues to take arbitrary and punitive actions against U.S. businesses operating in Mexico.

The new budget lays out another $2.5 trillion of spending increases and going to the Treasury Green Book that you just mentioned a few minutes earlier, another $4.7 trillion of tax increases as well.

It is clear to me that it is not going to get any less complicated. It is going to be more complicated considerably by the way it is moving.

I think that is a grave concern, as you just described, that Mexico would take this sort of arbitrary and very detrimental action against U.S. assets.

I will continue to stand up for small business owners with an aim to put an end to this egregious and unwanted overreach.

I think more clarity here would be appreciated.

We have an exceptional job ahead of us. We are challenged in conducting rigorous oversight to strengthen U.S. financial systems and ensure that the dollars that taxpayers have entrusted to us with are spent responsibly.

The new budget lays out another $2.5 trillion of spending increases and going to the Treasury Green Book that you just mentioned a few minutes earlier, another $4.7 trillion of tax increases as well.

And massively increases taxes at a time when we are trying to recover our economy. It is a nonstarter on both sides of the aisle, as you know, Madam Secretary.

It damages the confidence of taxpayers in America.

I think that modernization of the Department will help us address those challenges.

Anything that increases the cost of producing energy right now... is putting our Nation at a point of weaker, weaker economic security, weaker national security.

My top priority as Ranking Member is to work with my colleagues to conduct rigorous oversight, strengthen U.S. financial markets.

There was also a failure at the San Francisco Fed in terms of the oversight that they should have been providing.

The mantra of Washington seems to be never let a good crisis go to waste.

The mantra of Washington seems to be never let a good crisis go to waste.