These issues are not just criminal in nature, but they also involve public health, youth development, business, local capacity concerns, and they deserve to be considered as part of any high-level dialog.

It is frustrating to see people get rich when they invest in just one thing, and you wish it had been you.

Wages are too low, most Americans are living close to paycheck to paycheck, and, frankly, people shouldn't be investing in private offerings until they have several months of living expenses in the bank.

What the payment system needs is regulation so that you can be sure that while you are hiding your money from the IRS.

Clearly, we should be helping our friends in the Middle East interdict drugs just as we have drug prevention and interdiction programs all over the world.

we ought to have absolute clarity in this issue, and I agree with him, and we can achieve that if the Chair will work with me on legislation to say that all intangible investment assets, including all crypto, are securities.

If there are those who are not complying with our securities laws, please shut them down as quickly as you possibly can.

We must provide local airports with the ability to disperse both arrivals and departures if they have proposals that can be implemented safely.

We must keep our commitment to say 'Never Again,' preventing terrorists from infiltrating the cockpit and using a commercial airliner like a guided missile.

I hate to say something nonpartisan but our policy in the Middle East is remarkably similar to what it was under the prior Administration and not all that different to what it was in the Administration prior to that.

I urge you to include H.R. 911, the Saracini Enhanced Aviation Safety Act.

Chair Gensler, I am very pleased with your attitude and your performance, but my views are my own.