Kendrick Meek: “Now, wait, wait, wait, Ms. Wasserman Schultz. Can you please say that one more time? I am sorry, Mr. Speaker.”

I want to commend the Administration for doing something that we haven't done in a very long time here in Washington, D.C., especially from the executive branch, and that is to share with the American people the truth.

When you run into these kinds of situations, and folks start saying, 'Well, I'm more loyal to my own personal principle,' meanwhile, they're not maxed out on their credit cards, they're not waiting in line for a job.

I want to deal with the arguments against doing something, versus not doing anything at all.

Well, Mr. Ryan, I look forward to next week. I look forward to the hearings that will take place under the Dome. Again, democracy will reign. We will be able to continue to move in this new direction that the American people want us to…