In my district, 56,000. Do you know what that is? That is the number of children that will lose their childcare spot.

They stood in line at food banks, pulled their children from childcare, were unable to put gas in their cars, and begged creditors for grace.

This is not how the United States of America should treat its own employees.

We cannot allow people to be misleading the American people.

That is the number of Active-Duty/Reserve men and women serving our Nation's Armed Forces in Kentucky who are going to be forced to go without pay because of the shutdown.

But here we are, though, doing the bidding of a twice-impeached, indicted former President instead of working for the people of our country.

I think we can safely say that this inquiry would fail that neutrality test.

I care about 300,000 families, the 20,000 veterans, who, after Sunday, could face eviction from their homes; rare diseases and cancer patients whose experimental trials will be delayed for months; and I care about our seniors, unable to…

Looming government shutdown, FEMA is rationing disaster aid funds

Currently, U.S. companies can and do obscure their exposure to climate risks, as you probably already know, and threaten the investments that retirees and workers depend on.

I really would urge you to move forward on having a robust disclosure rule.

I would like to submit for the record a letter signed by 25 of my colleagues from the House and the Senate, urging you, Chair Gensler, to finalize a robust climate disclosure rule that includes Scope 3 emissions.