We need responsible policymakers to address our debt.

It is clear that there is still a long way to go in an effort to bring down costs.

Addressing an issue like climate change is important, but that is a policy that should originate here in Congress by the elected representatives of the people, not the central bank.

But the bottom line is, our side works, and the other doesn't. We need to stay where we are.

I am focused on creating an economy of inclusion, an economy that works for everyone and brings the most-marginalized into our economy.

Unfortunately, throughout recent years, the Fed has gotten caught up in politically-charged issues like economic inequality, gender and race discrimination, and climate change.

implementing additional regulatory capital requirements will slow economic growth and limit financial institutions' lending ability.

The Democrat Majority has not only spent money we don't have over the last 4 years, but their fiscal policy has caused out-of-control inflation.

Let's talk about what is not serious, and that is minting a trillion-dollar coin.

I would call on Senator Warren, the President, and the Democratic Party, for that matter, to apologize to the American people for causing this kitchen table crisis across the country.

Five years ago, the number-one issue I ran on was debt. It has been and continues to be our greatest national security risk.