We learned that everyday Americans have a newfound interest in the markets, and that is positive.

Like so many other bad progressive ideas sold under the guise of investor protection, Democrats' proposals will ultimately reduce access to investment opportunities.

Let's stand up for equity--true equity--and that is ownership of the American economy.

At our first GameStop hearing, I asked Democrats to side with everyday American investors.

It is ridiculous that our securities laws force most everyday Americans to the sidelines of early-growth investment opportunities.

It is clear that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle want to relive old debates here in the committee.

The private sector is innovating in new ways to meet the needs of all of our consumers, and we should be encouraging our regulators to seek regulatory requirements that fit these advancements, not hinder them.

First, it is not an infrastructure package.

This legislation seeks to flip the script on the narrative and encourages U.S. representatives at the multilateral development banks...

In my view, nuclear power is a better alternative to many other renewable type choices...

Years of climate talks have resulted in handshakes and a lot of photo ops, but little action...

I have long been an advocate for the greater use of nuclear energy.

This is a plan to eliminate jobs in the private sector and then have the Federal Government spend trillions of dollars to recreate them.

I think you have very practical understanding and knowledge here at play.

It is clear we are in a very different place today than we were last March.

Despite those facts, Democrats still chose to muscle through their partisan spending package...

Adding more regulations would now be like a judge handing down a sentence before any charges are actually filed.

Let's remove these hurdles and move forward. Let's find a way to work together to harness the power of financial innovation.

These calls for more regulation, I think are ill-advised and premature, for multiple reasons.

I fear a pattern is emerging here that regardless of the facts or data, Democrats are going to use every opportunity to justify their priorities.

Democrats are using GameStop to justify more regulations, greater restrictions, and putting more costs onto businesses and everyday investors.

I have publicly called for them to release that study.

Their agenda creates perverse incentives, bad policy outcomes, and rampant inequality that they then can seize on politically.

If my colleagues truly want to have conversations around ensuring consumers do not slip through the cracks, I believe this committee should focus on common-sense solutions that seek to broaden the pool of individuals involved in the…

Racism is real. We all know that the way to fix a problem is to acknowledge it, to understand it, to address it.