I am disappointed that my Republican colleagues continue to make misleading claims about the Biden Administration's response to the pandemic.

I am proud of the investments we made, but I, like the chairwoman, and I hope all members of this committee, want to know what did we get right and what did we get wrong.

Criticism of President Biden is fascinating to listen to if you want to forget that his predecessor, Donald Trump, was advocating drinking Clorox as a possible solution to the virus.

the House Oversight Committee wrote to the federal agency that manages Trump`s lease on his D.C. hotel and said they should consider canceling the lease.

No one is above the law. GSA should not be in the neighborhood to enrich Donald Trump in clearly falsification of documents in ways of financial falsification evaluation and falsification of income, and he`s engaged in all three and it…

the time has come for a much stronger statement than just condemning atrocities.

the situation in Myanmar is grave. The violence, the brutality exercised by the military junta is deplorable.

I thank Chairwoman Maloney for her leadership, as well as Ranking Member Comer. I am also proud as an original cosponsor of this bill and as the chairman of the subcommittee with jurisdiction over postal issues. This bill contains…

When we need to ensure that there is proper investments in Metro, money alone, as we all know, won't solve the problem.

The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that we just passed that was signed into law last year will ensure that Metro receives an annual contribution of $150 million.

It is absolutely essential, but it won't be the only solution.

As our problems are new, we must think anew and act anew.

I represent Tysons Corner. When we built the Silver Line, through Tysons, we have 17,000 people who live in Tysons.

We cannot and we will not give up on Metro.

This subcommittee has a long record of sustained oversight of the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority.

Thank you for your ongoing commitment and support to the Nation's Subway.

I look forward to working with you and Ms. Mace on your legislation as well.

this 15-percent threshold, I think, too many people seems very arbitrary.

I commend the chairwoman for having this hearing and for updating us on what, if any, progress has been achieved.

I mean to me, this was one of the most self-inflicted wounds any great power could ever administer to itself.

So again, let me just interpret what I am hearing you say. So, you are taking direct issue with Theresa Hull and her assertion that you only complied with two of the 26 requests.

What is a country like, for example, Vietnam to do absent the protective umbrella TPP would have provided?

Dr. Stein, the question is really simple. You just heard Theresa Hull say that out of 26 documentation requests, you only complied with two of them. Why is that?

The fact that it took 12 years to update FISMA, you know, and another seven years to have a hearing about it, I don't think speaks well about the legislative branch and the priorities we put on information technology and its security.

Everything we do sits on an IT platform, and yet the lack of awareness of that by Members of Congress... was--you know, told us we still have a lot of work to do in educating ourselves and our colleagues about the criticality of IT.