That statement I do, yes.

Our goal, as assigned by Congress, is maximum employment and stable prices.

We find the U.S. economy to be in a very good place, performing well.

I think there are many questions that need to be answered around a digital currency for the United States.

Climate change, again, is a very important issue, one that is really the provenance of elected representatives to set the overall direction of society and how we will respond to climate change and its challenges.

Wages have been rising, particularly for lower-paying jobs. People who live and work in low and middle-income communities tell us that many who have struggled to find work are now getting opportunities to add new and better chapters to…

The idea that countries that borrow in their own currency can't get into trouble is just wrong. And the idea that debt does not matter is also wrong.

We serve all Americans in a nonpartisan, nonpolitical way, that we try to deploy the best thinking and the best analysis.

I think history has treated President Bush very well, and appropriately so.

Our debt is growing faster than our economy by a margin. And so I think by definition that makes it unsustainable.

We are committed to providing clear explanations about our policies and actions.

You will be spending more and more--or more accurately, our children and grandchildren will be spending more of their tax dollars to pay for interest on the borrowing that we have done.