I thank the gentleman for yielding. Last Thursday, I was wandering the Capitol searching for the Republican's secret repeal bill. We went from room to room, and it wasn't there. But now that I have seen it, I understand why they would want…

despite mountains of evidence and vocal opposition from anti-doping groups, the IOC chose not to stand up for clean athletes and against institutionalized doping.

Well, here we are again, considering legislation that would harm women and families. Let's be clear: House Republicans do not support family planning title X. For years, Republicans have tried to completely eliminate funding for title X…

I really appreciate participating in this Special Order hour about things that, I think, the American people really ought to be caring about. The minute that Donald Trump took the oath of office and put his hand in the air, he was in…

I thank the gentlewoman for yielding and her leadership on the Working Families Agenda. Get this: Americans over 44 years of age are more afraid of running out of income in retirement than they are afraid of dying. Median retirement…

We're going to reintroduce our legislation, and I'd really appreciate all the manufacturers to take a look at our bill that would first begin with a study, and then move into regulation.

Last year, Representative Tim Ryan, Peter King, and I introduced Hot Cars, a bill to equip new vehicles with rear seat notification to warn drivers that a passenger may be left behind.

I look forward to working in a bipartisan fashion to grow the economy and protect consumers.

It seems to me that it would be great if we could harmonize these safety features and make sure that if they really are saving lives, that they are standard.

I think the best way to keep defective vehicles off our roads is to prevent the sale of used cars under recall until the recall is repaired.

This subcommittee has important work to do on behalf of American consumers.

We need to boost recall effectiveness and prevent safety issues before products are sold.