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 just think it is untenable.

But where we are right now, I mean, Congress today versus 25 years ago is much more transparent.

I would urge you all to go in and find out if any of us here have any so-called conflicts of interest.

I just--I think what we are hearing from our witnesses is that Members have a choice.

I do believe this discussion is extremely important.

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

I am hopeful that the Majority will take this opportunity to work together to build a bipartisan solution instead of proceeding with a knee-jerk reaction that sends a one-party bill immediately to the Floor.

I hope they do, because I want to explain to them the processes we have in place.

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.

Did he or anybody on your team give you any indication of when the investigation of that particular Edwardsville pipeline burst might be completed?