What this also opens the door for is for women to try to perform a very specific kind of femininity for the very kind of men who are drafting this bill.

Mr. Speaker, here we are today. Republicans, who have voted consistently against the Violence Against Women Act, who have taken away the rights of all women to choose and have control over their own body, who as women are bleeding out in…

Thank you for your concern about women for the first time that I've seen.

I know who loves this bill. Yes, bigoted folks love this bill. Assaulters love this bill. But also, CEOs love this bill.

Tried my best. Sorry I couldn’t pull it through everyone—we live to fight another day.

A lot of it has to do with using our bully pulpit to ring the alarm and let the American people know what's going on.

Of course, very, very. And what we’re seeing at the Los Angeles Times and the takeover of media, it's extremely concerning.

Yeah, it is, but I think we've demonstrated this term, even being in the minority, we've been able to thoroughly dismantle a lot of the Republican initiative.

I think that we shouldn't be afraid to lean into the sources of a lot of people's economic pain, and we need to be forthright.

We should be going after corporations. We need to be going after corruption.

Even in the minority, we have leveraged the committee's substantial talent to empower our membership, derail the majority's attempts to launch baseless impeachment proceedings against President Biden.