Moving forward, we must take a thoughtful, bipartisan, and balanced approach that protects consumers and promotes innovation and opportunity.

Right now, the United States has the strongest and most enviable capital markets in the world.

If Chairman Gensler is going to take enforcement action, Congress needs to hear from him very soon.

The free market economy was formed by financial innovation. It's the engine that continues to drive our economy today.

We must hold companies that harm consumers accountable, but we must empower consumers through financial education.

If Chairman Gensler is going to take action, enforcement action, Congress needs to hear from him very soon.

I've been calling for this hearing since February 14th, when this Committee held an oversight hearing on the FTX crypto crash.

For decades, Washington's response to housing challenges has simply been more spending.

The prices of housing per square foot now has never been higher. If you have to have a minimum square footage to build a house, you are talking to first-time home buyers, and you are just saying, please do not bother thinking about being a…

Despite the overwhelming evidence and wide consensus that rent control or rent stabilization depresses supply...

This Administration likes to talk about the need for more affordable housing, but as we all know, talk is cheap and leads to empty promises.

This Administration likes to talk about the need for more affordable housing, but as we all know, talk is cheap and leads to empty promises.

Sometimes common ground typically leads to common sense, and we have found some common ground between the two of us.

Today is a day when we celebrate bipartisanship.

The theory that modular or manufactured homes are of less quality and not as safe has consistently proven not true.

I want to reflect a little bit the importance of good Government policy versus bad Government policy.

Threatening builders and housing providers with the possibility of rent control will only further increase the gap in housing supply.

Federal housing policy has long been disconnected from economic reality.