We need to understand the decisions that were made last weekend on -- from Thursday until Sunday night...
Pat McHenry
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Patrick Timothy McHenry is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing North Carolina's 10th congressional district since 2005. Throughout his tenure, he has held various leadership roles, including serving as the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee. McHenry is known for his focus on financial services and technology issues, advocating for policies that promote innovation and economic growth.
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July 7, 2026
Jay Clayton is a fantastic leader and will bring credibility to the DNI job!
— Pat McHenry
We need to get to the bottom of whether or not this is a supervisory problem, a regulatory problem, a bank mismanagement problem, perhaps all three.
I think the viable question for the American people is whether or not you have a progressive prosecutor using the justice system to go after political enemies for a political splash.
Broad and material changes to the Basel III Endgame necessitate a full reproposal. Full stop.
This is a matter of real substance for the independence of the Fed and the rulemaking at the Federal Reserve.
Workers and families feel the pain, making everyday purchases at high prices in the grocery aisle and at the pump.
Is this a place where you would want to work? Based on your spending weeks on this project, would you want to work in this environment?
I would like to thank President Biden for putting forth a capable, competent, and qualified nominee.
I thank the Chair, and I thank the panel for being with us today to continue our investigation of the poisonous culture at the FDIC.
does your own agenda really outweigh the need for a competent leader at the helm of the FDIC?
Of course. I will always work with the ranking member and her members to ensure votes are cast as a member intends.
I want to thank the ranking member, and I want to thank the Democratic Financial Services Committee staff for working with the Republican staff on this matter.
I urge Chair Gensler to abandon this regulatory power grab and return his focus to the statutory role of the SEC.
We have financial regulators that are implementing stuff that is even more impactful than trade negotiations.
That lack of transparency and accountability raises concerns about the extent to which other countries are influencing financial regulation here in the United States.
Just because I put the obligation on a colleague, to put an obligation on you, doesn't mean that you are not obligated.
The NFIB survey found that 90 percent of small businesses don't even know that this rule exists.
Our national security tools must be balanced with the protection of small business owners' privacy rights.
When do you think we will have a proposed rule to rescind the CDD requirement?





