Jack Reed

The Administration's refusal to answer these questions has created tremendous unease among many Americans, and that is unacceptable.

For the first time in decades, workers are starting to gain a little power in our economy.

Americans do not have to settle for another Wall Street-first recovery.

We have no choice. We cannot allow these banks to fail.

Job creation in the first 7 months of the Biden administration is nearly double any previous first-year President.

The Administration has announced that it will enforce the Fair Housing Act to include individuals based on sexual orientation and gender identity

It is one thing to provide shelter, but without support--educational, financial, training, access to day care so people can go to work--you know, it is a cycle in and out of public housing.

The suggestion that their fields of membership need to change because of climate change does not result from any actual risk assessment; it's simply based on politics.

I'm concerned the Biden administration is seeking to use financial regulation to advance social goals unrelated to banking.

Would you consider that an abusive and deceptive practice?

The EO doesn't seek a neutral inquiry. Instead, it presupposes the conclusion that there is, in fact, climate-related financial stability risk.

I note that 18 States and the District of Columbia have strong interest rate caps that stop predatory loans.

The Administration appears to have every intention of indefinitely bypassing constitutionally required Senate confirmation.

Our legislation would very simply extend the existing Military Lending Act's 36 percent annual percentage rate cap to all consumers.

The Comptroller must be nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate

I think if we can move this legislation it will make immense progress in terms of helping those who really do need help to access credit at a reasonable rate.

But the Chinese Government has not been able to erase Apple Daily's important work.

The most incisive comment I ever heard about new, disruptive technologies is it makes good things better and bad things worse.

I think these players need more scrutiny. They are intermediaries in important multimillion-dollar, multibillion-dollar financial systems. They need more scrutiny.

Well, thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. Let me begin by recognizing the passing of Mike Enzi.

I think we are in the midst of kind of a revolution and significant change on what money is and who gets to make it.

China is taking a very close look at this whole operation, as indicated by their dispersion of the miners in China.

One of the mainstays of our economic policy is macroeconomic policy, the Federal Reserve's control in the United States and the European Union system of the value of currency.

We're already seeing it have a real world impact. As we know, democracy and individual freedom in Hong Kong are under assault from the Chinese Communist Party.

School infrastructure is one of the major issues that I have been trying to advance in our various proposals for Rebuild America.