I apologize for the way that you are being treated here this morning, not being able to answer a question, being interrupted, not accepting that you are willing to have an explanation.

Ms. Waters. I have a unanimous consent request.

If I may, when it is implied that the Secretary of the Treasury is not being truthful, he should be given an opportunity to respond.

I have a point of order that the committee is not exercising proper decorum.

The IMF quota reform package that was adopted after a 5-year delay... is an important achievement and a positive reflection on the perseverance of U.S. Treasury officials and Democratic Congressional leaders to get this deal done.

The Bureau has fined banks and captive lenders such as Toyota, Honda, and Fifth Third Bank, for discriminatory practices.

We must stop this debt trap, and we must fight any efforts to weaken, roll back, or stop the CFPB's upcoming rule.

The Bureau's accomplishments under your leadership have helped more Americans participate in a financial system that is fair and strong.

Active U.S. global engagement is critical to our own national security and economic interests.

Effective international efforts will require strong U.S. leadership over the long term.

Throughout your testimony, you have spoken of the importance of expanding the Medicaid program to improve health outcomes.