Carolyn Maloney

I want to hear what your solution is for the 1.4 billion that was sent out to dead people.

This episode was extremely troubling to many of us and suggests that the President fired a U.S. Attorney for refusing to follow his directions on criminal prosecutions.

We are still in the first wave, and clearly this virus is not contained.

In New York, the state that I represent, we have seen some of the highest rates of infections and deaths from this terrible crisis.

I think the U.S. economy is going to need all the help it can get for the foreseeable future, and I hope you don't take your foot off the gas, and you continue to be aggressive.

my protest is my statement, and so it is for me, even as we prepare our legislative solutions.

We need this information because we keep getting sometimes misinformation from the White House and we have an independent obligation to the American people.

There seems to be a great deal of confusion and a lack of coordination at the White House.

The World Health Organization has now officially declared the Coronavirus outbreak to be a pandemic.

Mr. Scharf, this committee really expects you to do the right thing by your customers that your bank has defrauded.

Your bank has been financing gun manufacturers that are making weapons that are literally killing our children and our neighbors.

These, I believe, are common-sense policies that will increase public safety and save lives.

Will you commit to changing Wells Fargo's policy on financing the gun industry?

I would like to talk about one area where I believe you do need to change direction.

This cannot be discounted. It is very serious.

This is serious discrimination.

This is a serious challenge.

When Donald Trump was inaugurated in 2017, many of us worried about the danger that a Republican administration could pose to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer peoples' rights.

The Trump administration quickly dismantled important legal and regulatory protections for LGBTQ people that adopted discriminatory rules and undermined protections for LGBTQ people.

One of the most cynical aspects of the administration's effort is how it has emboldened discrimination by distorting claims of religious liberty.

LGBTQ people face real dangers in our society.

Instead of creating economic opportunity and ensuring the health and wellbeing of our Nation's children, this administration prioritizes special interests at their expense.

I thank the gentleman for his leadership, and for recognizing me, and I congratulate him on his new chairmanship of this critically important committee.

Facial recognition technology has benefits to be sure, but we should not rush to deploy it until we understand the potential risks and mitigate them.

I applaud Ranking Member Jordan's tireless and ongoing advocacy on this issue.