We are also considering Congresswoman Nancy Mace's legislation, the Generic Animal Drug Advancement Act to allow a generic animal drug manufacturer to seek approval for fewer species than were on the original pioneer drugs labeling.

It is also crucial for Congress to codify and strengthen these important transparency rules.

I hope my colleagues on the other side of the aisle will consider this amendment seriously.

I strongly support Representative Castro's H.R. 406, Partner with ASEAN Act, and this en bloc package and urge my colleagues to do the same.

Congress is united against the threat of the CCP.

So this is the time for the United States, especially this Congress, to be very clear and very firm in reasserting our support for the right of the Taiwanese people to decide when and how and if they are going to manage their relationship with Beijing.

I do not believe we should be passing legislation without a waiver. The world is simply too unpredictable for Congress to sometimes permanently--permanently lock in the executive branch to sanctions policies.

If it's too dangerous to be on our phones as members of Congress, in my judgment, it's too dangerous to be on our children's phones.

I applaud the effort and have personally been affected prior to coming to Congress as the owner of manufacturing companies in Ohio.

The President bears responsibility for Wednesday's attack on Congress.

Now, we depend on you. Congress will decide what it is willing to appropriate to this task.

I hope that you will address these allegations today before Congress, and I hope you will reassure this committee that classified or sensitive information was not shared with Iranian officials.

I have always had respect for the oversight role of Congress.

Many of us in Congress have spoken out strongly against the coup and urge for stronger actions like sanctions against the military.

Having Congresswoman Haaland -- Secretary Haaland there is -- I`m definitely missing her out of the House -- having her there is historic and for so many different reasons.

The law was renewed periodically on a bipartisan basis, the last time led by then-Chairman Jim Sensenbrenner on the Judiciary Committee.

The crisis, you will hear, is so dire that H.R. 1 needed to be rushed through the House, again, with only one hearing in this Committee, no hearings in others; no amendments allowed to be offered.

As a Congress, as a Nation, we cannot tolerate any voter suppression or any voter discrimination whatsoever.