Before I move into my closing, I would like to correct Mr. McHenry, who said the FDIC approved the OCC CRA rule this week. That is not correct. My staff just called the FDIC to confirm that they did not approve the rule. Mr. McHENRY. Will…

May I inquire as to how much time I have remaining. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentlewoman has 12\1/2\ minutes remaining.

I yield to the gentleman from North Carolina. Mr. McHENRY. I misspoke. I said they supported the CRA.

I have additional speakers. Mr. McHENRY. Madam Speaker, I reserve the balance of my time.

Thank you so very much, Mr. Clyburn.

I think that the essence of that legislation is this: Instead of trying to organize all of these different efforts... we should basically pay people what they would be earning on their job.

Your actions appear to be a continuation of President Trump's efforts to squash any attempts to hold him and his enablers accountable.

I believe that we have workers who really love their jobs, want to be back to work.

I have more confidence in Americans than that.

This suspicion--because certainly there's no evidence that people don't want to go back to work because of $600.

I agree with you, and I have drafted a bill that I would like to have your comments on, a bill that would use this delivery mechanism to require the Fed to provide $2,000 in monthly payments for adults, and $1,000 for every child, until…

I appreciate this hearing we are having today, but I appreciate more than anything the fact that you have been in the leadership of dealing with the problem that so many of us have been concerned about for so long, and that is, what are we…

Congress must help these CDFIs to be stronger than ever.

I thank the gentleman for his leadership and tough negotiations in support of this legislation, H.R. 266. I not only rise in support of this legislation, the Enhancement Act, I also would like to rise in support of what we are doing for…

It is absolutely critical for Congress to take action to provide relief and assistance to the millions of people across the nation who are struggling in the midst of this national public health and economic emergency. I rise today to…

At some point, the long arm of the law has to reach Wells Fargo.

I agree with the sentiment that Wells Fargo is not ready to be America's bank again.

the bank you inherited is essentially a lawless organization that has caused widespread harm to millions of consumers throughout the nation.

I think at least some of our Members will want to know what you are doing to prepare for your massive footprint of employees.

I appreciate you and your company requesting these waivers so that you could be more forthright with this committee.

I want all the big banks, because I am going to be asking every one of them, to figure out how we can put capital into some of these small community MDIs.

Let the record show that during this investigation, all of the information was shared with the Republicans, and they tried to rush a report out before we got ours out.

I would like to clear the record on that.

Congress needs to act to ensure that a megabank can never again escape accountability to the public.

Wells Fargo has opened 3.5 million fraudulent accounts in their customers' names, which cost consumers over $6 million.