Our nation's anti-money laundering framework needs an overhaul.

I am pleased that Mr. Hill and Mr. Foster have brought this measure to the House on a bipartisan basis. It will help provide law enforcement more access to the critical information it needs and in a timely manner. Mr. Speaker, I urge my…

I am pleased that we were able to work in a bipartisan manner on this initiative. This bill shows that we can foster new ideas and help improve services and flexibility for our citizens who are receiving housing assistance. Mr. Speaker, I…

I am pleased with the bipartisan cooperation shown by this legislation and fully support the efforts of the sponsors to increase accountability and transparency. I want to thank the gentleman from Missouri (Mr. Luetkemeyer) for his…

I am pleased that Ms. Wexton and Mr. Riggleman have brought this issue to the full House. It addresses key gaps in our efforts to fight financial crime, something we all should support. I urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this…

I have no further speakers, and I am prepared to close. I reserve the balance of my time.

One of the reasons that we pushed forward for the passage of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Bill, as well as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, was because we needed someone at the helm that would have the dexterity and the…

I am asking you a direct question.

Today, unfortunately, the CFPB is but a shell of its former vibrant and effective self.

Thank you for the service that you undertake, and with that, I will yield back.

one of the reasons that we pushed forward for the passage of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Bill, as well as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, was because we needed someone at the helm that would have the dexterity and the…

I am deeply concerned about the damage they have done.

Mr. Mulvaney's tenure at the Consumer Bureau was extremely harmful to consumers.

The NAACP is proud to support a number of pieces of legislation to rebuild the CFPB, most notably the bill which was introduced by you, Chairwoman Waters.

I would caution you to refrain from identifying others or characterizing them in relationship to their political party or whether or not they are capitalists or socialists.

This committee will not tolerate the Trump Administration's anti-consumer actions.

We fear for the economic well-being of our families, neighborhoods, communities, and our nation because we were beginning to see the good that a strong CFPB can do.

There was zero fair lending public enforcement actions taken during Mr. Mulvaney's tenure.

The decimation of the CFPB hurts all Americans. We should all be concerned and quite frankly outraged.

the thing that was most outrageous, and why I share this story. It is to show you how these issues not only impact disproportionately racial and ethnic minorities, but because she had no place else to go.

The income gap between white Americans and Americans of color continues to widen. Yet, our communities are consistently being targeted by nefarious financial servicers with their unsustainable wealth steaming products.

Will you restore the Office of Fair Lending and Equal Opportunity's supervisory and enforcement powers?

As chairwoman of this committee, I am committed to reversing the damage that Mr. Mulvaney caused.

Without a sustained commitment among financial services firms to overcoming challenges to recruiting and retaining minority candidates, limited progress will be possible in fostering a more diverse workplace.

It is critical that the Federal Reserve remain vigilant in protecting this economy.