I welcome the Fifth Circuit's affirmation of the Nasdaq diversity rule.

That is exactly what I do not want to hear. Thank you. I yield back.

Chair Gensler has indeed done a great job of protecting investors through rulemakings on proxy voting and market structure, and even climate change with the disclosures.

I have heard you often say there is mass noncompliance by crypto firms in the marketplace today.

Regulators should strengthen, not weaken, these critical banking rules to protect consumers from future bank failures.

Instead of marking up sensible bills that have bipartisan support to strengthen the banking system following the three major bank failures earlier this year, Republicans are holding another hearing to attack the Fed, the FDIC, and the OCC for strengthening our banking system.

Almost half of these countries are in advanced development, pilot, or launch stages of their CBDCs.

I think that the rhetoric around an arms race has been particularly unhelpful.

We need stronger rules, not deregulation, to avoid future crises.

But I thought I would bring up one that I and Chairman Brown of the Senate Banking Committee sent Secretary Yellen regarding the announced merger of the PGA Tour, the DP World Tour, and LIV Golf.

I want you to know that we have to be tougher. We have to be a lot tougher.