
I was very interested in your, again, making the pledge that you will not increase audits on those making less than $400,000.
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I was very interested in your, again, making the pledge that you will not increase audits on those making less than $400,000.

Some want the IRS to prepare tax returns for taxpayers, and several colleagues have actually introduced legislation in Congress to authorize the IRS to do that.

How well you adhere to these promises will determine the legacy you leave the IRS and the American taxpayers with.

I hope you will continue to be transparent, accessible, and willing to work with me and my colleagues.

I believe support for PEPFAR remains strong because its success is measured in lives saved, and we have saved millions of lives.

Without a single responsible person who determines how the resources are allocated, it is very difficult to move things--that piece.

I urge my colleagues to join me in working to reauthorize PEPFAR without delay and without new mandates and directives.

I urge my colleagues to join me in working to reauthorize PEPFAR without delay and without new mandates and directives.

Despite which party controls Congress, the White House, over the last 20 years the bipartisan coalition that supports PEPFAR remains strong.

I believe support for PEPFAR remains strong because its success is measured in lives saved, and we have saved millions of lives.

I share that view and I hope others do so that we can move it rapidly through and not get hung up.

Without a single responsible person who determines how the resources are allocated, it is very difficult to move things--that piece.

I encourage you to recognize that Congress has the authority to make this determination.

I hope you will continue to be transparent, accessible, and willing to work with me and my colleagues.

Some want the IRS to prepare tax returns for taxpayers, and several colleagues have actually introduced legislation in Congress to authorize the IRS to do that.

I was very interested in your, again, making the pledge that you will not increase audits on those making less than $400,000.

I share that view and I hope others do so that we can move it rapidly through and not get hung up.

I strongly suggest you accelerate your timeline and return to this committee in short order with an actual plan.