I understand you get a big piece like the Rescue Plan, well, you have got to throw everything else on hold.

I also want to thank Ms. Herrera Beutler for her support for the Office of Wellness, which we created a couple of years ago.

I am so grateful to join with you as we dig deeper into the security failures that occurred on January 6.

I don't want to detract from what our colleagues on the subcommittee want to get at, the core of this issue.

We have been successful. From 2015 to 2020, the ID theft numbers, the victims of ID theft went from 1.4 million to 96,000.

It is not enough just to make sure markets work. They need to work for everyone.

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans are now relying on the Postal Service for everything.

It has been a successful program, but the fact is it is still 96,000 people and we need to keep our eye on it.

Almost 400 years ago, our democracy was founded on the premise that all people are created equal.

I am also a firm advocate for increased political disclosures, and will continue my work to provide the SEC the resources and authorities it needs to address this pressing issue.

This would practically double child poverty and increase taxes on middle class families, and I would just say not on our watch.

I want to say a thank-you to you for your leadership and your commitment to making the expanded and improved Child Tax Credit a reality.

I am delighted to be here today to welcome Acting Director Shalanda Young back to the Appropriations Committee and offer my congratulations.

We would encourage folks to use the IP PIN. We would encourage folks to file early.

I was disappointed from the Senate Republican proposal to gut the Child Tax Credit to pay for the infrastructure package.

I believe there was an attempted assault on the post office service by the previous administration.

It is our privilege and responsibility to get this information out to the community.

I think the subject of today's hearing is so critical, and that we need to look at the steps that we have taken to secure our democratic systems.

Under your leadership, on-time delivery for something as simple as a letter to a loved one declined to just 60 percent.

It is a denial of the -- what the violence of the day, of who incited that violence.

We cannot turn this under and push this under the rug.

The president was very, very clear that he was going to stand with the $1,400 plus the $600. I find it really -- look, it would be wonderful to have bipartisan support in this effort, but my Republican colleagues did not blink an eye when…

What are they afraid of?

That funding was--outrageously, in my view--stripped in the Senate.

Security is fundamental. It is up to you, the members of the Capitol Police Board, and your agencies, to provide that assurance.