If someone's describing what the future will be 30 years from now, and they paint a picture that you think looks like a science fiction movie, they might be right, they might be wrong.

I couldn't agree with you more that credit unions need to be allowed and, in fact, encouraged to serve the underserved.

What I tell you we can guarantee that if we break up the too-big-to-fail institutions and I am still looking for co-sponsors, particularly bipartisan co-sponsors, on that effort.

We couldn't find any U.S. businesses, small and medium-sized business to make loans to. We had this capital so we sent it to London where it was eaten by the whale.

It is up to this committee to step in and get the FASB to delay, and if they don't, to actually pass legislation withdrawing this CECL regulation.

China's policies are so extreme, so outrageous, that they have done the impossible. They have gotten Democrats and Republicans to agree.

Legitimacy, governmental legitimacy is critical, because the question the people always ask is, why are those folks running things?

When China tries to get extraterritorial power over Sri Lanka through a debt instrument, we should respond appropriately.

I would point out that America does not seek a $300 billion trade surplus with China.

I have commended President Trump for not ignoring the problems with China.

I am particularly interested in the idea of the U.S. Government setting standards for a high-quality infrastructure.

while today we are told that the world domination of China is inevitable, 25 years ago, when I was just beginning to run for Congress, I could find 12 books that told me that Japan would be dominating the world right about now.