The president of the United States said ridiculous things -- the former, what's his -- you know, made ridiculous statements.

They're going to be losers in just a few months, once again. Indicted, impeached, convicted, loser, again.

Whatever their point of view is, whatever side of the aisle they're on, that they not be subjected to that, because that undermines our democracy in such a very serious way.

No, I think they've gone rogue. It's most unfortunate.

In the '22 election, people said, oh, forget it, the Dobbs decision is in the rearview mirror. I said, no, it isn't. It's on the kitchen table. It's right there as an economic issue for people to make decisions about their families, if and…

We talk about honoring our first responders, our men and women in uniform. Yes, let's do that. Not - let's not praise and call warriors, people who attack them over - well over a hundred law enforcement, people injured that day.

I thank Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick very much for bringing us together to honor this great person. Anyone who ever watches the House of Representatives knew that Mr. Payne was first row, first seat. Any President or head of state who…

I thank the gentlewoman, the distinguished ranking member of the Appropriations Committee, for yielding, but also for her leadership in bringing this to the floor. Madam Chair, I join Mr. Turner and others in saluting the Speaker, as well…

Democrats did not tell the mob--the angry mob, that was armed--to go to the Capitol.

At a time when a majority of the public, 62 percent, disapproves of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe, Congress must pass the Women's Health Protection Act to enshrine this fundamental freedom into law.

You can't have a hearing about tyranny without acknowledging that a person being denied medical care because of someone else's political or religious beliefs is certainly an exercise of tyranny.

Instead, our Republican colleagues want to rehash old culture wars and sow mistrust in public health...

I thank the gentleman for yielding and for his great leadership of the Intelligence Committee, and I thank our members of the Intelligence Committee on both sides of the aisle for their important work to protect our national security…

I thank the gentleman for yielding, and I especially thank him for his leadership to the great State of Maryland and the city of Baltimore, as well as for calling for this Special Order this evening so that we can come together and express…

I thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership on this very important issue. I thank the distinguished chairwoman of the Energy and Commerce Committee and associate myself with her remarks as well as with Mr. Pallone. I thank…

Forgetting that, if you can--Mr. Speaker, I can't--think of this: The Chinese Government will control the algorithm, and they can change it any time in the United States. Mr. Speaker, I urge a ``yes'' vote.

That is a battle scene. That is not political discord. That is criminal behavior.

We know what happened, not just by those videos and footage, but the nearly thousand convictions.

They want to protect not just themselves, but their political careers, their jobs.

You saw it all because you were out there. You didn't hide, you ran toward danger.

Our message is clear: women must be able to access the health care they need to control their own lives and futures.

That would mean that this president thinks that he is above the law. And I think that he is on trial for certain things. I think the Supreme Court is on trial, as well, to see if they would uphold the decision of the D.C. District Court…

In the meantime, we have a security risk who wants to be president again -- and we just can't let that happen to our country.

I wish him well. He's the Speaker of the House. I wish him well.

He knows these issues. He knows the legislation. He helped write some of it.