"Thank you for holding this hearing."
"I hope to give you as much time as we can to answer."
"I think you can sense up here the bipartisan nature of our concern, as it relates to China."
"We all--I think you can sense up here the bipartisan nature of our concern, as it relates to China."
"Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And let me start by commending the excellent witnesses that we have."
"this is the start of a new Congress and a commitment to have public hearings and to have them often and to go to regular order."
"What we are going to need here on this Committee is the kind of format that Mr. Neal has indicated this Committee is going to be dedicated to, and that is to have public hearings as we did during the ..."
"Should it be a right? Can I see a show of hands? Should it be a right, yes? You all believe that it should be a right, as Mr. Lewis has pointed out."
"What a great thing. A colleague of ours here, Brian Higgins, has come up with an idea, and I want to quickly ask you this."
"We need to come together in a bipartisan way to strengthen privacy protections and safeguard financial security."
"What we would like to ask of you is that if you could submit to us in writing--because it was very valuable to get your input."
"No one less than Richard Trumka has said what we need is a massive rewrite of the rules as they relate to global policy."