That's why Senator Cassidy and I introduced the Fair Tariff Act in the last Congress.

I'm pleased that the IRS has implemented some of the measures that I've called for, like the expansion of overtime opportunities for IRS employees in creating surge teams.

In my view, the IRS is in the customer service business, and it needs to get back to basics.

It's unacceptable that 13 million taxpayers who filed via paper waited an average of 6 months or longer to receive their refunds.

one of FSOC's recommendations was that Congress pass legislation providing rulemaking authority to financial regulators over the spot market for nonsecurity digital assets.

The key element I will be looking for in digital asset legislation is a clear prioritization of transparency and investor protection.

Our assistance to Ukraine is possible thanks to bipartisan support from Congress.

A lot of securities regulation essentially comes down to one thing--what actions are and are not permissible when one person is handling another person's money?

One of the things I am concerned about is the extent that cryptocurrency becomes integrated with the financial system and therefore the risks to financial system.

FTX did not seem to have done any of this, and if they had it seems like a lot of harm would have been prevented.

Do you agree that FTX customers, and perhaps your own investments, would have been better off if FTX had complied with the existing regulation we have that bars brokers from trading with customer funds?

a substantial investment in humanitarian and development assistance along the lines of $100 million to make a difference for those on the ground.