Mark Takano

I have the urge to say ``oorah.'' I thank the gentleman for his service to our country, not only as a Representative but also as a marine veteran. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Rhode Island (Mr. Magaziner). {time} 1745

I thank the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Johnson) for his kind and warm and righteous words. Madam Speaker, I now yield to the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Gottheimer), my friend and a member of the Equality Caucus, a strong advocate for…

I thank the gentlewoman from Vermont, and I thank her for her most powerful and righteous voice. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Johnson), my good friend, a member of the Equality Caucus and a strong advocate for…

Antisemitism on college campuses is a serious issue, and I denounce and deplore antisemitism.

I fully support providing all resources necessary to the institutions that our government tasked with enforcing antidiscrimination law.

In closing, I ask all of my colleagues to join me in passing H.R. 1767, as amended, the Student Veteran Benefit Restoration Act, and I yield back the balance of my time.

I ask all my colleagues to join me in supporting H.R. 4016, and I yield back the balance of my time.

I ask all my colleagues to join me in passing H.R. 5914, as amended, the VETT Act, and I yield back the balance of my time.

I would like to take this moment and implore the Subcommittee to provide robust funding for congressional Science & Technology (S&T) resources.

As we emerge from the pandemic, workers are clear-eyed on the need for better work-life balance and fairer compensation.

It is incumbent upon us to ensuring our labor market prioritizes productivity, fair pay, and an improved quality of life for workers--not merely profits for the biggest corporations and wealthiest shareholders.

Congress must seize this historic opportunity to memorialize the gains that workers have achieved in this new environment.

It is incumbent upon us to ensuring our labor market prioritizes productivity, fair pay, and an improved quality of life for workers--not merely profits for the biggest corporations and wealthiest shareholders.

Congress must seize this historic opportunity to memorialize the gains that workers have achieved in this new environment.

As we emerge from the pandemic, workers are clear-eyed on the need for better work-life balance and fairer compensation.

Ironically, the housing we build for veterans, we can't put veterans in there because their disability benefits make them ineligible.

Ironically, the housing we build for veterans, we can't put veterans in there because their disability benefits make them ineligible.

Being underhoused or homeless is a health disparity, and this is an issue we should address with urgency.

The expired authorities really have had tremendous dramatic impact.

I think trying to get the two Committees together has been a problem and a challenge.

So you all say, don't free the sharks. You know that phrase?

Congress must seize this historic opportunity to memorialize the gains that workers have achieved in this new environment.

As we emerge from the pandemic, workers are clear-eyed on the need for better work-life balance and fairer compensation.

It is incumbent upon us to ensuring our labor market prioritizes productivity, fair pay, and an improved quality of life for workers--not merely profits for the biggest corporations and wealthiest shareholders.

We think that one of the great things, basis and foundations of the PACT Act was the fact that we weren't going to have to go through a political quagmire every time we wanted to get into a new toxin or a new location where toxins were or…