It has been a very interesting hearing, and the sad part of it is some people still don't recognize that we went through the most horrific experience that the United States of America has ever been the victim of from within.
Remarks on the seriousness of the Capitol attack and its implications for democracy.
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Mr. COHEN. Mr. Speaker, we are going to adjourn and not do the peoples' business because we have thus far gotten an ``F.''
I appreciate the chairman's remarks, and the gentleman is certainly an embodiment of the virtue of waivers. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of H.R. 144, bipartisan legislation to promote additional transparency over the salary…
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