Carolyn Maloney: “I think at the very least, we could put legislation out there and pass it that says, you don't do that to people.”

This devastating decision is taking away a fundamental right that we felt was settled law with 50 years of precedent.

It is a persistent problem, the affordability of housing in my own district, and I would say in my city, in my State, and clear across this country.

You market weapons of war to civilians and children. You make millions by selling them.

Following today's hearing House Democrats will continue to take bold action to stop the bloodshed. Later this week, we hope to vote on the first assault weapon ban in nearly 30 years.