Thank you, and thank you very much again, Madam Chair, for holding this hearing and for our Ranking Member.

I kind of think the bill should be renamed the 'Reducing Critically Important and Already Inadequate Federal Funding Act.'

Donald Trump tapped into that anger, and he promised when he was running for president that he would break the connection between Wall Street and this Congress.

Donald Trump's turning around and appointing the ultimate Wall Street insider -- I think he's called 'Mr. Wall Street' -- to come in and have the keys to the Treasury.

Out of touch, when 2.3 million more people voted for the Democratic candidate than the Republican candidate?

If Donald Trump wants to run an administration based on bigotry and he wants to follow through on trickle-down economics, run an economy that only works for those at the top, and doesn't work for anyone else, then I can't help on that.

if Congress is serious about preventing senior financial abuse, then we should be increasing the funding for Adult Protective Services agencies, not talking about eliminating it.

I think it means that we believe in respect and dignity for every human being. And I also believe that it means we believe in building economic opportunity.

We've had enough of Republican trickle-down economic works for people at the top and doesn't work for anyone else.

The question is, how is he really going to separate himself? I'm glad to hear that he has said he's going to move in that direction.

The American people are furious over what Wall Street has done. They don't want somebody who's going to come in here and say hey let's help Wall Street.