I rise for the purpose of inquiring to the majority leader the schedule for next week. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Hoyer), my friend and the majority leader of the House.

If we wanted to pass another CARES Act-type piece of legislation, as we have seen in both other CARES Act bills, you have a lot of willingness and interest on this side of the aisle, which was there on both of those votes. Clearly, there…

I thank the gentleman. There are a few items relating to legislation that I want to bring up with the gentleman, but before that, I did want to mention that it is my understanding that the floor director for the majority leader, Ms…

I would be happy to yield time to her if she would like to deny that rumor, but while that may create some issues, I would like to say that, if this is the last time that we do this colloquy before the end of this year, it has been a true…

I will give this assurance to the majority leader, that if you are looking for a replacement, I would be happy to provide recommendations and even participate in the interview process, if that would be helpful to the gentleman from…

Those schools already have access to the $150 billion that we sent the States that they haven't even already spent. If I gave you money to do something and you haven't even used all that money, you can't use that as an excuse for not doing…

We need to encourage people to get back out and go see their doctor again, go get tested again.

I mean, they're the ones that lied about the virus, botched the response, hoarded PPE, and silenced whistleblowers.

I don't believe New York has that capacity.

the President didn't hesitate, not at all, to shut that down, despite the economic dislocation that would happen with our trade with China.

the President decided that day, shut down travel with Europe.

the President was presented the scientific data that said we will save American lives if we do it.