I want to say, just in full disclosure, that I didn't go to Wharton, but I am a business guy, and I know that when you increase taxes, that is bad, and when you cut taxes, that is good.

I don't think we should be allowing public officials to be trading stock, period.

We have seen a troubling trend within the Democratic Party of calling on financial regulators to enact their agenda when they realize they will never be able to pass it in Congress.

In the last year and a half, we have observed how community financial institutions are better equipped to handle small business lending than the federal government.

A relationship with your banker is much better than a relationship with the government.

Community banks are an integral part of main street America. They provide access to capital, financial services...

It was political theater, and they know it, we know it, and the American people, in fact, know it as well.

This isn't a plan. Frankly, it is a heist.

Chairman Powell, your decisive action helped prevent the worst of the economic impacts of COVID.

Bad strategy and a worse fiscal plan from a Democrat-run Washington will have consequences, I believe.

Cutting taxes is always good.