Catherine Cortez Masto

Tribes that opt to exercise special domestic violence criminal jurisdiction can cut through the legal red tape.

These are just a few of the commonsense bipartisan solutions that our Committee can and should work to advance.

I appreciate that because I have concerns that the Federal Home Loan Banks are not meeting the needs of all the communities.

Thank you. Ms. Salehi, the Export-Import Bank is important to Nevada companies.

When appropriate, can you promise transparent and accessible delivery of your findings to Congress?

How important is it to get the independent facts that you need?

I am wondering if you could please build on your recommendation for a first-of-its-kind outdoor recreation package...

Thank you to the Chair and Ranking Member for this important hearing.

Let me talk a little bit about S. 1269, which is the Environmental Justice in Recreation Permitting Act that I introduced.

We want to make sure we are tearing down any barriers to those who might not have an opportunity to enjoy our great outdoors.

I support and I am a co-sponsor of the SOAR Act.

Thank you Mr. Chairman. Secretary Yellen, Chairman Powell, welcome. Chairman Powell, congratulations on your renomination.

I support the Supply Chain Resiliency Act that has been introduced by me and several of my colleagues.

I too am appreciative of that collaboration now.

The economic costs of climate change are widespread and difficult to predict making its effects especially dangerous for energy price trends.

I know just $6 billion in sales from the SPR was included as a pay-for in the bipartisan infrastructure package.

Most consumers really do not understand the significance of what LIBOR means and the transition away from it.

And so Mr. Pizor and Mr. Wipf, do you agree with that, that the banks and financial institutions and other agencies should have that choice? And if you do not agree with it, why?

Well, and is not the point here also to guard against any type of manipulation, like we have seen in the past with LIBOR?

And when you talk about choice, Mr. Giancarlo--and thank you for those comments--choice based on what? I mean, whose decision? Who gets to determine the rate? How do you determine that choice?

Franchisees in this country have been beat up on for too long, and we need to make sure that they have the ingredients for success

I appreciate your comments.

So many firms were fined only a dollar, only a dollar, with no redress provided to people who lost money.

Thank you also for working with me to curb the unfair practices that affect some franchise business investors.

It is truly important to have leadership that sees its job as protecting people from unfair, abusive, and deceptive practices in financial products.