Joyce Beatty

I must point out to you that you kind of crossed the line when you implied that there was some kind of connection between campaign contributions and support for Ex-Im.

I think that is an extreme way to deal with this.

To talk about killing this Bank, not reauthorizing this Bank, is radical.

Let me end by asking and encouraging all people, when they see something, say something. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues today to support this legislation so we may send it to the President's desk for signature, finally bringing justice…

We are all here for the consumers, and we have heard that.

I also applaud the CFPB's efforts in engaging in consumer and industry research to put forth a good rule.

It is my honor to be here pinch hitting for Congressman Cleaver.

Since the passage of it in February of 2010, nearly 12.3 million private sector payroll jobs have been created.

And thank you for what you do, and for also representing those who are the poorest amongst us.

Empower cyber security and data-breach protection efforts.

Protect national security.

So, in light of this sobering wealth gap, I am basically astounded that Republicans continue politically to be motivated in the ways that they are.

But while I could talk all day about the macroeconomic gains we have made, the brutal truth is that millions continue to teeter on the brink of severe poverty and financial collapse.

I am very much a proponent of HUD and the services that they provide.

I want to be on the record saying that I somewhat disagree with that.

I certainly join my colleagues in wanting to be on the record for saying how concerned I am about the instances of impartiality, the conflict of interest that you both have outlined in your testimony.

Thank you so much to my colleague. Mr. Speaker, at this time it gives me great pleasure to ask Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman--I am very proud to say that she is a part of this 114th freshman class--to say a few words. (Mrs. WATSON…

As we talk about the struggle continuing, it is my honor to ask my colleague and classmate, Congressman Marc Veasey from Texas, to be our next presenter.

At this time I would like to allow my colleague, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke from Brooklyn, who is also the vice president of the Congressional Black Caucus, to share her thoughts with us. (Ms. CLARKE of New York asked and was given…

I appreciate the work that you and your team are doing to protect all of my constituents and constituents across the country with housing and those regulations.

Section 5: ``Each House shall be the judge of the elections, returns and qualifications of its own Members, and a majority of each shall constitute a quorum to do business; but a smaller number may adjourn from day to day, and may be…

Our job here is to ensure that when there are similarities, regulations make sense and are not duplicative, and protect the American consumer.

I hope the panel can respond to this criticism and answer whether you too are concerned that the NAIC's conflicting statements and actions demonstrate inadequate concern about transparency and policymaking.

It is critical to clarify and review the regulations of the financial industry.

I am pleased to yield 2 minutes to the gentlewoman from California (Ms. Bass).