A wealth tax is a whole lot fairer than what we have right now.

Everything at this point including criminal charges is on the table.

Democrats understand that what the American people have known for a long time, and that is that the tax system is rigged, and letting these giant profitable companies get away with paying nothing has to come to an end.

we need to find out what kind they were.

The problem in America right now with billionaires is that they don’t pay taxes the way everybody else does.

We need to break up Facebook to save our democracy.

We have an opportunity right now to do a billionaire’s tax for -- yeah, Jeff Bezos, I’m looking at you. These guys who declare $83,000 in income and, of course, control billions of dollars in assets. If we come in and do a tax on the fewer…

The only way we’re going to hold them accountable is to break them up.

It`s not only what they`re doing out of the marketplace, it`s what they`re doing to Washington.

It will be a tough fight, but my money`s on them.

The reason we need to break up Facebook is that it`s critically important that there not be one worldwide company that basically has all of the information from everyone.

As Democrats it is important for us not only to have a package of the things we want to get done like universal child care, and universal preschool, and expanded health care, and fighting back against climate change, but also that we pay…

Two years ago, I really thought we needed to break up Facebook. Today, I really, really, really think we need to break up Facebook.

We've always said that this is basically one big package, and we recognize that we're going to be multiple votes in this, so that the roads and bridges made it in one set of votes.

I'm feeling optimistic. I think we've made really good progress.

I feel a lot of hope that we're really going to get good things done for the American people. I'm optimistic about that.

Manufactured or quote/unquote 'mobile homes' are a critical avenue to affordable housing for millions of Americans.

I very much appreciate your mentioning my Stop Wall Street Looting Act, because it would fundamentally reform the private equity industry and end its most predatory practices.

This is an important hearing for us to have.

Hometown implemented a policy that specifically put the burden of these repairs on the residents.

The private equity industry has done to communities across this country.

Nobody should be surprised that the private equity industry is forcing residents to make this choice.

In 2019, I opened a broad investigation of the role of private equity in the economy, and this investigation exposed how the industry is fundamentally broken.

It's long past time to reform this industry and end their most destructive practices.

I do not want to eliminate private equity, but I do want to fix it, and that is why I have introduced the Stop Wall Street Looting Act.