The CFPB has shown that it will stop them in their tracks, and we need to keep it that way.

I have no problem with the banks making a profit, but not like this.

Earlier this month, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered Bank of America to pay $100 million to its customers for illegally charging fees.

I think that is a really powerful point here. You know, this is something where--my view on this is more is more. We need more.

There is no getting around the need for a major Federal investment if we want to close the housing gap, but we can also help move the needle with more targeted Federal investments that support and expand communities' efforts to boost their…

I think that is a really powerful point here. You know, this is something where--my view on this is more is more. We need more.

Earlier this month, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced a bold pilot program to immediately create residential housing out of unused office space.

We are doing some of this in Massachusetts right now.

We are doing some of this in Massachusetts right now.

Earlier this month, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced a bold pilot program to immediately create residential housing out of unused office space.

There is no getting around the need for a major Federal investment if we want to close the housing gap, but we can also help move the needle with more targeted Federal investments that support and expand communities' efforts to boost their…

We need more. In the last few years, several towns on Cape Cod have agreed to reform their zoning laws to allow for the creation of ADUs to boost the supply of year round housing for residents.

We can also help move the needle with more targeted Federal investments that support and expand communities' efforts to boost their housing stock.

We are doing some of this in Massachusetts right now.

There is no getting around the need for a major Federal investment if we want to close the housing gap.

Earlier this month, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced a bold pilot program to immediately create residential housing out of unused office space.

The challenge you face, Chair Powell, is to ensure that workers continue to see higher wages, while also continuing to rein in inflation.

For the largest multinational corporations, inflation has been a perfect excuse to increase profits by raising prices far beyond the costs of their inputs.

So in 2010, Congress passed Dodd-Frank to make banking regulations tougher and to avoid future bank collapses.

For the many of us who are concerned that further rate hikes could do more harm than good, this is welcome news.

For the many of us who are concerned that further rate hikes could do more harm than good, this is welcome news.

That is talking about going forward.

In fact, you now hold the record, in a single year the FDIC has been forced to rescue more giant failed banks on your watch than any Fed chair in American history.

This is exactly why I opposed your nomination in 2017.

It's little wonder, then, that when American workers see the high prices at the grocery store and the pharmacy counter and the gas pump--along with rising borrowing cost for mortgages and car loans and credit cards--they remain skeptical…