Well, that leads me to you, Mr. Booker. I appreciated the building trades' past support for the One Federal Decision bill.

I remain frustrated, as I said in my opening statement, that this administration is dragging its feet in implementing the commonsense changes to our regulatory process.

For too long, worthy infrastructure projects have been needlessly delayed by our permitting system.

We are writing to you regarding the beef pricing hearing you announced for Wednesday, April 27, 2022.

Forced divestment is the option you`re talking about.

We have given the STOCK Act ten years, and it is time for Congress to take another look at this issue.

We have a job interview called an election.

I am going to ask you guys one more time, and anybody else can answer this. This is my last question.

The public has spoken, and the demand is clear: Americans want more certainty that their elected Representatives are acting in good faith with their financial decisions.

I want to reclaim my time really quick, because I want to go a little further on this.

The intent of the 2012 STOCK Act is good. It was meant to create a public disclosure system for Members of Congress to report their trades in a timely manner.