Yes. Our bill touches publicly traded individual stocks.

the STOCK Act has not erased unethical or questionable activity, nor has it erased the public's perception of such activity

any step forward we can be taking to say that we are working for you, not our stock portfolio is so vitally important.

We would not be in business without access to broadband, and we cannot compete with businesses in more urban areas if we don't have connectivity.

If the speaker wanted to bring it for a vote this week or this month, she certainly could.

I sure hope so. And in fact, you know, it was early reports related to Senator Burr and a number of other senators as well as House members. It was the original stories in the press about sales that they have made and purchases that they had made.

It’s straightforward legislation that we should be bringing for a vote.

The American people should never doubt that when we’re getting a classified briefing about a virus percolating on the other side of the world and what it might mean for us here in the United States, the American people should never consider or worry that we might be using that information to benefit ourselves.

It's not just about abortion. It's about freedom.

I want to thank you for highlighting it for so long, and highlighting not just the importance of this legislation, but the importance to the American people.

I continue to be of the mindset that I am going to build the largest coalition around this idea around our legislation that I possibly can build.