Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding and for your incredible work and that of your committee. A few weeks ago, my colleagues across the aisle were animated in their support of fairness for women. So here is the moment to dispel…

Mr. Speaker, in 2016, after the tragic Pulse nightclub shooting, I, with my colleagues, sat in protest on this very floor with our friend, the late Congressman John Lewis. On that day, Congressman Lewis told us: ``We have turned deaf ears…

Mr. Speaker, the insurrection on January 6 had a specific purpose: to overturn our election and to violently disenfranchise millions of voters. The immediate threat to the Capitol has been quelled, but our democracy's future is still…

Mr. Speaker, a few years ago, at a townhall in my district, a young student asked me: What is Congress going to do to protect trans people like me? He bravely stood before an auditorium of neighbors and told me he was terrified by the…

I am very interested and concerned about the instances of sexual harassment and discrimination in our congressional workplace.

I was impressed to learn that the Federal Depository Libraries were able to smoothly transition into remote work.

I am so glad that the AOC has implemented and tracked performance measures such as the energy and sustainability targets.

I am so impressed with your transition to virtual programming.

Your own testimony today says that that January 3 assessment, quote, 'foretold of a significant likelihood for violence on the Capitol Grounds.'

You testified that the U.S. Capitol Police were aware that there were militia members, White supremacists, and other extremist groups who were coming to DC on January 6.

My goal is to honor those officers who gave their lives, to honor everyone who was injured, terrorized, and traumatized.