Ed Royce

I think that is important to flesh out the strategy itself.

we have put them at a significant disadvantage so that the smaller the institution, the larger the disadvantage

I include in the Record two letters of support for this bill. One is from the administration, and the other is from ExpoUSA, the United States World's Fairs Council. United States Department of State, Washington, DC, April 24, 2017. Hon…

World Expos are designed to showcase a nation's products, the technology, the innovative spirit. And what nation on Earth produces more innovative products and technology than the United States or has a better or more skilled workforce…

we are not letting bankers be bankers

Wouldn't that over time--and I think this was Mr. Waller's argument some years ago; I heard him lay out this case that if we are worried about over-leverage, why would we create a situation where the burden on the smaller institutions is…

That probably would be a huge step if we could do that.

I shared my concern at that time that we are misaligning our resources and hindering legitimate consumers and businesses from accessing capital.

An investigation or an examination is not supposed to be a 'gotcha' moment or a hold-up.

With all due respect, Director, let me explain how it seems. It seems to them a little like the car mechanic in 'National Lampoon's Vacation.'

Companies deserve due process. They deserve the ability to appeal to a body other than the CFPB itself.

I yield 3 minutes to the gentlewoman from Florida (Ms. Ros-Lehtinen), the chairman emeritus of the committee who chairs the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa and has authored previous legislation to address…

I again want to thank Judge Poe for his determination to have North Korea labeled as a terrorist state. As Judge Poe notes, that is just the way it is. With the passage of this bill today, we are going to take another step, I think, toward…

I would also like to recognize the contribution here of Mr. Sherman, who is the ranking member on the committee, and to acknowledge also the force of his argument. Kim Jong-un is an individual who not only kidnaps his neighbors, but also…

Let me just start by thanking Mr. Sires, the author of this measure, and I rise in support of it. It reaffirms the United States-Argentina partnership. After over a decade of economic mismanagement and corruption and alliances with the…

We need to be clear. The U.S.-South Korean alliance decision to deploy the defense of THAAD system is to counter the threat from the Kim regime and no one else.

We are seeing an uptick in these ballistic missile tests and Iran's aspiration for an ICBM program...

The original intent of the nuclear sanctions was to put so much pressure on the regime that it would be forced to end all enrichment...

Amendment in the nature of a substitute to H.R. 1644 offered by the Honorable Edward R. Royce, a Representative in Congress from the State of California, and chairman, Committee on Foreign Affairs.

During last week's Asia Subcommittee hearing on North Korea, I asked our panel directly whether the Kim regime should be relisted. Every witness on that panel replied that North Korea was a state sponsor of terror.

We have before us a measure that further increased pressure on the brutal and belligerent Kim regime by targeting North Korea, North Korean slave labor, and expanding sanctions to deter Kim's nuclear weapons program.

We are facing this great battle between stability and instability, places that have control and places that are in chaos.

The new administration needs to step up its Iran, North Korea, and Syria nonproliferation activities...

These three bills today about North Korea are great examples of trying to stop a nation that is trying to promote instability in the world.

I want to begin by thanking Representative Wilson for his leadership on House Resolution 92.