Jim Jordan's Obstruction of Justice Committees that he is overseeing have less credibility today than they did when we convened just three weeks ago.

I have sent a letter to the SEC with my colleague Brad Sherman asking them as well to look at whether there was a short that took place that was followed by any sort of on-line manipulation of the market.

We are still taking an MRI to this to see exactly what happened.

Exactly the cogent answer I would expect from a fellow government and politics degree holder from the University of Maryland.

I plan to introduce legislation to clarify the activities of the JCDC to improve on its successes and increase its impact.

Thank you again, Chairman Garbarino, Ranking Member Swalwell, and Members of the subcommittee for your attention to these important bipartisan issues.

I would like to congratulate my friend from New York, Mr. Garbarino, on becoming Chairman of the subcommittee.

I am very disgusted by that remark.

I always thought Republicans were, you know, the self-proclaimed protector of free markets, but here, they seem to have a problem that a free-market society that has banks would say we don't want to bank with a certain individual.

Most of us live in the great big center where we think that we can protect our kids and protect the Second Amendment.

They don't stand up for the officers who protected us at the Capitol that day, and certainly by bringing witnesses here today that say, 'fuck the cops,' we know that that is exactly where they stand.