Dean Phillips

I have a series of questions about El Salvador where President Bukele continues to undermine democratic institutions.

I presume you feel it was not appropriate for the President to disregard the will of the national assembly and the Constitutional court.

I thank Representative Velazquez; Ranking Member Chabot; my colleague, Mr. Roy from Texas, who has spent a lot of time in the political foxhole with me from the very beginning of this initiative; and all who have helped get the Paycheck…

I thank Chairwoman Velazquez for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to talk about truth. Now, you would think that truth would not be up for debate in this Chamber, yet here we stand literally debating my bill, the TRUTH Act, which simply…

I think we have, at least, the alleged conduct of the former head of the Federal Police, Garcia Luna, who was arrested recently, I believe in Dallas.

For the purpose of closing. Madam Speaker, childhood cancer is devastating; yet, many types can now be treated effectively and at relatively low cost. It is incumbent on all of us to make sure the United States' policy is working toward…

For the purpose of closing. Madam Speaker, Iranian people want the same thing that Americans want: peace, opportunity, and security. It is critical that we now support the peaceful protestors in Iran today. Today's resolution shows that we…

I reserve the balance of my time. Mr. McCAUL. Madam Speaker, I am prepared to close, and I yield myself such time as I may consume. Madam Speaker, let me thank my dear friend, Jackie Speier, for her leadership on this issue and as the…

I thank Ranking Member McCaul for his important words. Madam Speaker, I am honored to yield such time as she may consume to the gentlewoman from California (Ms. Pelosi), our distinguished Speaker of the House.

The United States has a longstanding record of bipartisan support for the Tibetan people. Religious tolerance is an American principle, an American value, and one that we must express around the entire world. I am pleased that we are…

For the purpose of closing. Madam Speaker, I want to thank you, Congresswoman Frankel, for your hard work on this measure. You have been a tireless advocate for women and girls here at home and all around the world. I also want to thank…

I thank the gentlewoman from California for yielding and for her leadership of the House Financial Services Committee and my friend and colleague from Ohio (Mr. Gonzalez) for his kind words about this bill. Madam Speaker, I rise today in…

Congress has an important role to play in ensuring that Americans know their government is doing everything it can to protect their savings and their retirement, and this bill will help us get there. I want to thank my colleagues who have…

Last week, my State and our country lost three young and remarkable servicemembers in a tragic helicopter crash outside of St. Cloud, Minnesota. Sergeant Kort Plantenberg; Chief Warrant Officer 2 James Rogers, Jr.; and Chief Warrant…

We agree with the NAPA report's assessment of the needs of Congress and with their determination that restoring the OTA would be highly desirable.

This is an idea that came from our Member listening day in the very beginning of our inception of the Committee, and it came from Kathleen Rice from New York, who has a bill on this very practice.

It is my mission to advocate reforms that reduce the influence of money in our politics and protect our democracy through legislation like H.R. 1, the For the People Act, and the SHIELD Act.

I believe focusing on two things during orientation would greatly improve the event. First, the professional development of each and every new Member. Second, creating opportunity to collaborate with colleagues across the aisle.

I am here to advocate for the reestablishment of the Office of Technology Assessment, and I want to ask that this Committee do a hearing on H.R. 4426, the Office of Technology Assessment Improvement and Enhancement Act.

There is wide agreement within Congress and among our external stakeholders that Congress needs access to unbiased technological expertise.

Congress has an important role to play in making sure that the benefits of advances in science and technology are distributed equally throughout our society and that the potential harms are mitigated.

The foundation for good policy is accurate and objective analysis.

In 2018 alone, biofuels reduced greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to taking 17 million cars off the road.

To do our part in preventing the most drastic impacts of climate change and to stay below that 1.5-degree threshold, the United States must achieve the goals committed to in the Paris climate accords and attain net-zero emissions by 2050…

I am in support of H.R. 763, the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, a bipartisan bill with Republican roots.