Tom Malinowski

In New Jersey, when we say there is light at the end of the tunnel, we mean that literally.

I am really grateful for the FTA's quick action in reversing that Trump-era policy that counted Federal loans as part of the Federal share of big projects.

If our inaction were to allow China to get there first, wouldn't that be a 'China first' policy?

There is something even more fundamental, I think, going on here, and that is a sense that the United States needs to build big things again.

We want to see the work getting done.

I think the problem is much less executive overreach and much more congressional abdication.

Congress needs to assert itself here, that the 2002 authorization is no longer needed, should be repealed.

I want to try. I'm passionate about it.

I was grateful to introduce the bipartisan H.R. 554, Saudi Educational Transparency and Reform Act in 2019 with the distinguished Member of Congress from Massachusetts, Representative Bill Keating to require an annual review of Saudi…

It is the United States military that defends them if anything were to happen.

I do not want to reinforce that lie.

What I worry about is that, I mean, we have sanctioned the country.

If we're going to have an actual red line... do not we undercut that message if we say that a relationship with a particular individual in Saudi Arabia is too important to hold that individual accountable in any way?

Why would we squander that advantage? I hope we don't for the sake of promoting fear in the service of political ends.

As an immigrant to this country myself, I have been listening to this debate. I think it is important that we remember that over the last 4 years we are talking about illegal immigration, we have seen an across-the-board effort to try to…

I am hopeful that our private-sector Chamber of Commerce, in particular, will really make this a priority.

I really think that they need to decide, as we face questions about the Dreamers and about immigration reform, are they still the party of Reagan?

the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy is possibly the most significant, predictable economic transformation the world has ever seen.

I am very, very pleased to see that FedEx made this commitment to be carbon neutral by 2040.

This is a crisis. This is a moral crisis. It is something that has hurt our economy. It hurts our strength and our position in the world.

When we talk about unity, let's remember we were united last October when the House came together almost unanimously to condemn QAnon in a resolution that I had introduced. We said that QAnon was fanning the flames of anti-Semitism, that…

I would say to all my colleagues, we can believe that the biggest problem is on the right, on the far right, or on the far left; it doesn't matter.

The politicians who were standing there on the Mall encouraging them with waving their fists to go take Congress, they were only from one--I mean, it is not a political statement to--it is an observation of fact, they were only from one…

It pushes people on the left further left, it pushes people on the right further right, until they reach an extreme that, as you rightly said, is totally out of the mainstream.

We need to recognize that the reason why tens of millions of ordinary Americans came to the National Mall is because, first, I will just say they were rallied to do so by mainstream politicians.