I think that you have touched a little bit on some of my questions, so maybe we can just ask you to develop some more details.

A growing number of individuals are experiencing the lingering effects of COVID-19 weeks and months after their initial infection.

We have been battling COVID-19 for more than a year, and while much has changed in our knowledge and ability to combat this disease, it continues to present these new health challenges.

Last Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) may no longer use its primary tool to get Americans their money back from fraudsters and scammers.

It is hard to imagine a more pressing issue for Congress to fix than the leading Federal consumer protection agency losing its most effective weapon to help people during an unprecedented public health crisis.

If we don't take any action, the FTC's ability to provide that kind of help to our constituents is no longer possible because of the Supreme Court's decision.

I want to thank Tony Cardenas--Tony Cardenas, my fellow E&C brother--for cointroducing this bill along with many of us.

the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Trade Commission may no longer use its primary tool to get Americans their money back from fraudsters and scammers.

The FTC has helped return stolen money and provided other equitable relief to millions of constituents every year.

It is making clear Congress' intent and really making it clear for businesses to operate.

I was glad to cosponsor and which answers the question the Court asks by making clear that it is the intent of Congress to provide these remedies to the FTC.

I would urge support for this bipartisan bill, and I yield back the balance of my time. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the motion offered by the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Pallone) that the House suspend the rules and pass…