I enthusiastically support your nomination and I look forward to your swift confirmation.

this was a policy that was great for the Blackstones of the world, great for giant investors, but it shut out families, and it shut out community organizations.

We`re going to take a little more time and spend the money that Congress has already allocated, protect the landlords, and protect the tenants. I think what we saw happen is power to the people on this one.

Look, it is always possible in a big administration that there are lawyers who get ahold of things. And I say that with all deference to lawyers who worry about this pace, who worry about that pace, or what happened the last time we were…

I don`t think so. Look, we`re in the middle of a pandemic. The CDC has narrowed somewhat the eviction moratorium and focused it on places where the threat from COVID is the greatest. And I think that`s exactly what the CDC is supposed to…

I`m so happy for you. I`m so happy for all of us. When I came here, I never thought about running for elected office. And when I came here, I used to ask myself, does it matter that I`m here. Is there somebody else? And you`ve now answered…

the data here show that regulators have no credibility on mergers, and sure, there are rules under which you review mergers, but in practice, for 15 years now, this has turned into a check-the-box exercise, where the outcome has been…

We cannot leave consumers to fend for themselves on a level playing field that is making it even easier for scammers and fraudsters to use these apps to do harm.

I agree with you on this, and that is why I am very glad to see that the CFPB has begun taking steps to strengthen and to clarify consumer protection rules for payment apps.

Our regulators have a job to do, and it is our job here in Congress to make sure that they do it.

Not only does that leave consumers extremely vulnerable to scam artists and to fraudsters, it also leaves them vulnerable to being hounded by the apps themselves.