Joe Neguse

We have to ensure that our infrastructure is prepared for these events

Climate change is only increasing the severity and the frequency of extreme weather events and natural disasters like wildfires

I think the request that you and independent grocers are making across the country is a reasonable one for an even playing field.

Over the course of the pandemic, we have seen... they prioritize their biggest retail customers like Walmart and Amazon over small and independent retailers.

I think it`s important for all us of to take a step back and reflect about the events of January 6, 2021. I was in the House that day, in the Capitol, on the House floor, during the attack on the Capitol, and obviously it was a harrowing…

The assault on January 6th was not just a riot. As you know, it was an attempt to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power.

The future of the democracy is on the line.

We must organize ourselves to prevent anything like this from happening again.

It breaks my heart that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have seemed to have climbed in a time machine this morning and gone back to 1995...

Forced arbitration does not allow public scrutiny of alleged discrimination, nor does it allow for the creation of judicial opinions that help develop the law and provide further guidance on emerging trends.

I couldn't agree with you more, and not to belabor the point, but I think your summation of the various reasons why arbitration can be so flawed, in terms of corporations writing the rules and victims, employees, and consumers being unable…

There's a deep problem and an injury that happens to the law itself when cases are not brought in public courts.

If there really is a question about whether court dockets are too full, then this body should just appoint more judges, right?

There's deep injustice and that we have a two-tiered system, right? We have a system for big companies, who get to go to court, and then we have a system for victims, who have to be forced into arbitration.

The Congress shouldn’t have to rely on the executive branch to enforce its prerogatives.

I think that today’s decision, the decision by the Department of Justice and the grand jury to proceed with the indictment certainly sends a compelling message to each and every witness out there that witnesses can no longer ignore…

During the course of the Trump administration, you had norm after norm really eviscerated.

I think the fact that this indictment is now been filed, we’ll disabuse people of that notion moving forward.

It is not binding on all countries to meet those commitments because of the United States Senate.

President Biden has already called on Congress to double our pledge for international climate financing by 2024.

I am proud to join my esteemed colleague, Ms. Ross, in introducing the Courthouse Ethics and Transparency Act.

I thank the committee for creating this program.

It’s important when we talk about climate change, that we also talk about climate adaptation, which means making investments in wildfire resiliency and mitigation through programs like the Climate Conservation Corps, which we’re fighting…

We are pushing our federal firefighting workforce to a breaking point and it has to change.

I want to thank DOJ for their partnership in that regard.