Rich Neal

Out a fire they started and claiming it as progress.

Finally admitting publicly what we’ve all known from the start: Trump’s Trade War is hiking costs on people.

Today, the treasury secretary said the quiet part out loud: Republicans' ultimate goal is to privatize Social Security, and there isn't a backdoor they won't try to make Wall Street's dream a reality.

Republicans’ ultimate goal is to privatize Social Security, and there isn’t a backdoor they won’t try to make Wall Street’s dream a reality.

I can't wait for the Republican Party to meet that waitress who is making $32,000 a year and tell her in this tax bill the Republican Party just gave her 68 cents more a day because that is the reality of what this tax bill is about. We…

I'll tell you what's coming: handouts for billionaires, healthcare cuts for the people.

One big, beautiful tax cut for billionaires.

So here we are, one big beautiful tax cut for billionaires. The Republican pathology with tax cuts for wealthy people continues.

My advice is: If they adopt that policy, we should advise the American people to forget about their credit card debt.

When we listen to people telling us about their own experiences, it can be very helpful and certainly enhance better policies for people like them.

With that, let me yield back the balance of my time.

Vice Ranking Member Chu is spearheading an effort today to protect Native American children, keeping them with their tribes whenever possible.

I know something about Social Security survivor benefits.

We have a special responsibility to protect them from abuse and further turmoil, and also to deliver supports that will let them set out on a path to success.

As we look ahead to the reauthorization of Title IV-B, we must work together on comprehensive action to help our nation's young people in times of turbulence.

And there is a responsibility--I will just finish, Ranking Member Neal, with the faculty, as well.

There needs to be viewpoint of diversity on campus.

There need to be repercussions when those rules are violated.

The Countering Antisemitism Act strengthens Federal efforts beyond that.

Denouncing bigotry in all forms is an American value, and that is one that we must carry forward from here today.

The campus administration has to enforce its own rules.

The Office for Civil Rights at the Department of Education needs additional resources that--the challenges that we have all described are so great.

The choice is yours. If you got a better idea, put it out there.

Thank God for President Biden saying, hey, let's pay for this.