Dodd-Frank is a disaster. And for this reason, amongst many others, I am concerned that unnecessary regulations threaten to harm the endeavors of hard-working Americans on their path to fulfilling their dreams.

The economic growth that will happen with true tax reform... is going to be unbelievable.

Tax reform is a big deal to me, we have got to get our tax rates down.

how confident could we be that a designated firm wouldn't simply pop up under a new name or be replaced by a Chinese competitor?

I don't think we are exercising the diplomatic and other kinds of pressure that we can bring quietly in these jurisdictions to get them to abandon this practice.

Why in the world, as a member of that, is the U.S. going along with it and not raising serious objections to that?

How do we prevent North Korea from exchanging laborers' foreign earnings into desirable currencies, be it be dollar to euros or whatever?

we must not take these actions lightly.

As I have said many times, events like this might slow us down, but we cannot let them deter us from doing the important work our constituents sent us here to do.

According to former Fed Chairman Bernanke, banks are not going to lend out the reserves at a rate lower than they could earn at the Fed.

The American Dream, and who gets hurt, at the end, is the consumer.