I would argue we haven't even done anything, in many respects, since many of the children currently in foster care were even born.

we have a failure by tax-exempt universities to provide and enforce discipline on students that are found to violate the basic rules of their institution.

I am pleased to recognize Ranking Member Neal for his opening statement.

Find a mirror and take the longest look you can at the reflection and say, 'What have I done as an individual to make sure that my children don't grow up hate-filled...'

there has got to be a solution that it never happens again. And the solution, to me, is losing your tax-exempt status.

If you think we will lose focus, interest, or forget about this, you couldn't be more wrong.

I am glad that Speaker Johnson called for a collective House investigation to bolster this committee's effort that started in November.

Colleges and universities shouldn't be treated any differently. They receive their tax-exempt status on the basis of providing quality education in a safe environment.

I look forward to learning more about what is occurring on college campuses today.

Columbia won't. And the professors you listed in your opening statement, that is extremely, extremely disturbing.

I think they are undermining our foreign policy--their partnership with Mr. Putin and attacking Israel through the International Court of Justice.