It is time for us to stop discussing what we should do next and go do it.

Thank you, Mr. Langevin. I appreciate that.

It does look like a dragon or a salamander or a gerrymander or something.

I agree that nuclear deterrence is the department's highest priority mission.

I think that holiday is over.

Let me conclude by saying, watching you testify makes my blood boil. I'm not sure that I'm aware of any family in America that's more evil than yours.

That's not efficiency. That's insanity.

one California Senate district in the Bay Area has collected EV rebates from the State totaling more than $55 million.

I think this committee has a special opportunity here to find out the truth in this matter.

There are ways that we can combine with our Republican friends to solve problems, like by relieving the post office of this $5 billion annual obligation, but first we've got to make sure that the post office is not being led by criminals.

This is an extraordinary situation, to have the post office led by someone, as I think Mr. Painter succinctly summarized, who has committed probably felonies before and during his tenure as Postmaster General.

This is a requirement, as the chair well knows, that no other Federal agency, no private firm has to wear a straitjacket of this type.

Never has the post office been led by more partisan people, or people closer to the current Senate Majority Leader, Mr. McConnell.

Did you pay back several of your top executives for contributing to Trump's campaign by bonusing or rewarding them?

That's an outrageous claim, sir, and I resent it.

That's not efficiency. That's insanity.

In my heart, I'm tempted to ask, after 240 years of patriotic service delivering the mail, how can one person screw this up in just a few weeks?

Mr. DeJoy, here's what your so-called reforms have done to my district in 70 days.

How dare you disenfranchise so many voters when you told the Senate committee just last week that you had a sacred duty to protect election mail.

Fifty-three foot trucks forced to travel hundreds of miles completely empty due to your so-called reforms. That's not efficiency. That's insanity.

Thank you so much, Chairwoman Maloney, and also I would like to honor Delegate Norton.

Well, LabCorp and Quest are wonderful companies, but still, we are behind South Korea in terms of making testing available. So, how do we solve this gap?

I worry about what we heard when we discussed HR3, that were HR3 to become law, that we would lose much of that ability through the private sector to come up with the cures that we need to come up with.

This subcommittee hearing has to be on one of the most important, most complicated topics of any subcommittee hearing.

You can solve my problem with no money and three words: 'flood control storage.'