Why are we chasing sanctions relief? Why are we afraid to punish the very perpetrators of this act against humanity?
Mike Lawler
The Public Record
Mike Lawler is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 17th congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since January 2023. Lawler has focused on issues such as health care affordability and fiscal responsibility, often emphasizing the need for accountability in government spending. He has been vocal about the challenges facing constituents and has made statements regarding the need for reforms in various sectors, including health care and taxation.
Which is why it is so critical that we kneecap Iran's ability to provide this support.
A primary source of the threats against Israel comes from the funding that these terror groups receive from Iran.
I think that we have to drive a wedge between Hamas and the Palestinian people.
We have stood by Israel in its darkest hours, and today we reiterate that support, ensuring the safety and security of the Israeli people from these threats.
In the wake of the reprehensible terrorist attacks against our closest ally, Israel, on October 7, it is paramount that we work to break down the dark web of connections that enable such violence.
Hamas is a terrorist organization, period. The idea that Israel is an oppressor is a joke. The only oppressor of the Palestinian people is Hamas and the PA.
As I listen to the comments from colleague say inflammatory language leads to inflammatory actions and I could not agree more, which is why it was absolutely abhorrent that we had Members of Congress promulgating a disgusting lie that…
Matt Gaetz is frankly a vile person, all right? He's not somebody who's willing to work as a team. He stands up there, he grandstands. He lies directly to folks.
The reality is that Matt Gaetz would need Democrat support to remove Speaker McCarthy. And the fact that he is willing to do that, shows, obviously, that he doesn't care about governing in a conservative House majority.
I think he's a petulant child, and I think he proved that this evening by filing his motion to vacate against the rules of the Republican Majority Conference, which require a majority of the majority to file the motion to vacate.
Reclaiming my time. The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. Womack). The gentleman from New York has the floor.
The difference between the Senate version and this version is that this version does not include Ukraine funding. Are you telling me that you would shut down the government if there is not Ukraine funding? Ms. DeLAURO. I just say to you…
Does the gentlewoman support the Senate version of a CR? Ms. DeLAURO. Yes, I do. I strongly support the Senate version.
Would the gentlewoman from Connecticut yield for a question for the purposes of a colloquy? Ms. DeLAURO. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from New York (Mr. Lawler), for the purpose of a colloquy.
Since Joe Biden took office nearly 6 million migrants have crossed the border, many illegally.
I think he should be speaking to Congress. But look, we have a crisis in New York, and it is a crisis of the making of the elected officials in New York City and New York State.
Will you allow the public to comment on the updated economic analysis before finalizing the rule? Yes or no?
Can you explain your engagement with market participants before putting out significant rule proposals? Are you holding public roundtables?
The extra regulations that the SEC is potentially proposing in this regulation under the guise of consumer protection are going to add $6 billion in increased annualized cost to the industry
So, you are saying for the record that you have taken the time to do comprehensive economic analysis, examine the cumulative impact of all of these rulemakings on the market and the broader economy? Yes or no?
Have you taken the time to do a comprehensive economic analysis examining the cumulative impacts of all of these rulemakings on the markets and the broader economy?
Chair Gensler, you have embarked on a rapid and extensive campaign to reform every facet of our markets.
When I meet with Texans back in my district--and I am a borrower myself--I am constantly hearing about how scared they are of regulators' out-of-touch proposals.





