I do think that a $2 trillion or $2.5 trillion or whatever that number is going to be, it is going to be transformative, tremendously transformative.

I think it`s bad for Democrats writ large. It`s bad for the president in not being able to move his agenda, when both the House and the Senate are controlled by Democrats.

He's got to be really -- he's flailing already. You can see how he's attacking Kristen Welker, you know, she's partisan, she's this, she's that, almost like setting up the debate for failure, that it's already going to be a failure for him…

But we have to get that vote and continue to do that, I think, to see Joe Biden and Kamala Harris elected.

It's so obnoxious, so obscene to see him actually pushing the Justice Department to go after his political enemies.

I would hope that, for the record, our witnesses would tell us what we can do to illustrate to the entire Muslim world what China is doing not only to the Uighurs but in support of the Burmese regime.

We passed it through the committee. We need to pass it on the floor.

We would not have to wait for a determination. It would not be just aimed at one or two individuals, but would affect the regime.

If the government of Burma, Myanmar, will not protect the people of north Rakhine State, then maybe that State should be part of another nation or independent.

This evening I say goodbye to the House of Representatives after 20 years of service. Thank you to the people of Queens and the Bronx. It has been the honor of a lifetime to be the voice of many people from New York City. Mr. Speaker, as a…

In case the gentleman was going to yield back, I just want to thank my staff as well, both those who worked back in 2004 to help pass the original legislation, and my staff today. In particular, I want to thank my chief of staff back home…