Your letter to auto executives, Chairman Wyden, was an important wake-up call for the industry.

Chairman Wyden, we applaud your recent letter to major automobile manufacturers, asking essential questions about their supply chains.

I launched an investigation seeking information from eight major car makers cited in that report.

American workers are the best in the world--but no one can compete with slave labor.

The Chinese Communist Party's treatment of the Uyghur community is a moral abomination.

Opportunity is out there right now waiting for the law to catch up with it.

We can and must do better, particularly given some of the supply chain bottlenecks we see at our ports.

Modernization is imperative to counter both existing threats trying to make their way into this country and those on the horizon.

We've got to close the flow of these drugs over our southern border.

We need to let them know we know this, and the best way we can do that is to have a coordinated effort.

We need to let them know that they are benefiting from literally slave labor and forced imprisonment.

I would like to be a good ally to Senator Cassidy as we try to solve this problem.

I believe the President made an excellent choice with his nomination.

I expect a large part of this hearing will focus on the IRS funding included in the Inflation Reduction Act.

For some time I've talked about the two-tiered tax system in America: one for firefighters, nurses, and teachers, another for billionaires.

When you have audit rates that are so much higher for the person of modest means than they are for wealthy, that does not pass the smell test in terms of fairness.

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, the IRS is getting the resources it needs to go after tax cheating by the big guys.

Improving technology and staffing up the customer service side of the IRS is a big win for law-abiding families and small businesses.