Elizabeth Warren

I believe are dangerous. But when they are taken together, they are downright reckless.

This is great for big banks already making record profits. But it is the taxpayers that end up on the hook for the risk.

I believe the FDIC on their numbers. I have no reason not to.

The Fed is rolling back capital requirements for the biggest banks, and it is not just a marginal rollback.

I see this as everyone has a role to play in stopping this abuse--the states, the Federal Government, and the financial institutions themselves.

Without proper monitoring, there are some guardians who take advantage of their special relationship.

A legal guardian is supposed to look out for the best interests of the person they assist.

These changes are driven by politics, not by policy and not by evidence.

I want to make it abundantly clear that the Bureau will continue to fight unlawful discrimination at every turn.

I am providing you the same response I provided the Ranking Member.

I am providing you the same response I will provide to the Senator.

Yesterday marked the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act. Mr. Mulvaney observed this year's anniversary by moving to weaken the office of Fair Lending--the office that focuses on discriminatory lending.

But now Mr. Mulvaney is trying to convince us that protecting families and prosecuting shady lenders is, 'pushing the envelope.' That's a lie.

It's a consumer first agency. Before Mr. Mulvaney's arrival, the CFPB got 12 billion dollars in relief for 29 million Americans that had been harmed by shady practices.

The lesson from 2008 is simple--if we don't protect hardworking Americans from powerful Wall Street banks and financial scammers, it can bring down our entire economy.

You are hurting real people to score cheap political points.

In 2016, the CFPB went after a for-profit college chain called 'Bridgepoint' that scammed students with deceptive loans.

I have a list of 11 bills that you supported during your time in Congress that would have made it harder for States and other Federal agencies to protect consumers.

In 2015, the CFPB went after Citigroup for cheating its credit card customers.

But you never supported the consumer watchdog, Mr. Mulvaney.

I recently sent you a letter about MDA's acquisition strategy for this radar and others in the Pacific.

We need to use every single tool in the toolbox to tackle this epidemic.

Congress has nibbled around the edge of this problem for years, and the problem has gotten worse and worse.

Can recovery housing be an important piece of the puzzle for individuals in recovery from addiction?

Families dealing with the loss of a loved one shouldn't also have to worry about dealing with dangerous leftover drugs.