So just from your professional opinion, where do we go on this? What else has to happen?
Myself and Mr. Kind, previously who spoke, sent a letter with 16 of our colleagues to the Indian Ambassador voicing our strong concerns, and...
I would just ask that, you know, to consider the anxiety from my constituents about the prospect of tariffs and quotas on imports.
I appreciate it. And can you just give me the bottom line, 20 seconds, as you see the Section 232 as it pertains to steel and aluminum?
But could you convey to the President, to Secretary Ross, my request that they conduct these investigations and decisions that they are maki...
I want to thank you for indulging me when you first came in today and talking and chatting about this Section 232.
The American economy has succeeded in spite of our Tax Code. It hasn't helped it.
It is so important, because every day I walked in I knew the staff knew my story, knew my situation.
I am excited for our fellow Americans and for young people to know that there is hope and to keep moving.
I think it is so important for young people in this country to be able to talk about the fact that they can point to people who did this.
But we had 17 hearings listening to people all over the country talk about the bridge out of poverty.