That is why I hope that these civil asset forfeitures against people who committed no crime appears to be something of the past.

I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I heard my friend, the gentlewoman from Tennessee (Mrs. Black), as she was finishing her remarks and leaving, she said--I somewhat quote--she hopes this repeal of the ACA will, once and for…

Your proposal, the President's proposal, for an expanded child credit for working families who have kids... that is going to help.

The Earned Income Tax Credit for those working families is going to be helpful.

The dependent care credit for those who have kids and want good daycare... that is critical.

This is going to help you launch because you will get good child care if the two of you are going to work.

I thank my friend from Rochester for yielding me this time. Madam Speaker, if at first you don't succeed, try again. That is clearly what my Republican colleagues are doing this morning. The bill Republicans initially attempted to bring to…

I think my Republican colleagues take the American people for fools. Madam Chair, I lost too many constituents and friends on 9/11. I lost people who I loved on 9/11. And in the years since then, New York City has been the focus of…

I thank the gentlelady from Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan. I now yield to the gentlelady from Queens and Manhattan and Brooklyn, Mrs. Carolyn Maloney.

I thank the gentleman for his comments on Governor Cuomo. I now yield to my colleague and friend from the upstate region, Mr. Paul Tonko, who also served in the State assembly while Mario Cuomo was Governor.

I thank my friend from the Bronx. And I yield to the gentleman from Manhattan, Mr. Nadler.

Thank you, Mr. Nadler. I now yield to the gentlelady from Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan, Ms. Nydia Velaazquez.