The Biden administration, as I am sure you know, repealed the Trump-era AFFH rule.

I just hope we could agree that a sensible rule would probably not require highly paid outside consultants to fill out a questionnaire.

I think the imposition of the 232 tariffs really were not motivated by an excess capacity issue.

As a general matter, does it sound reasonable that someone accused of something should know what they are accused of?

On June 24, Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) and I sent a letter to President Biden urging his Administration to use the HKAA to identify and sanction entities materially contributing to the Chinese Communist Party's assault on Apple Daily…

So this is being done--did you also say in Delaware and in a city in----

I am committed to working with all Members of this Committee to improve access to affordable housing.

So we know how that compares to a control group of people who, say, participated in the conventional programs?

This is completely one-sided. And I am very concerned that this mechanism is not giving the accused party any opportunity to either defend themselves or correct the problem, if there is one.

There is no guarantee that further Government support will improve access to housing.

I think the President made a mistake in firing a very, very good and qualified man who was doing an excellent job.

I think the Supreme Court actually reached the right decision about the authority of a President to fire him, even though that is not the policy outcome I prefer.