John Rose

I want to thank you also for the great work by both the Department of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve throughout this pandemic response.

We continue to see strong economic recovery, and I hope we can continue that trend as we work towards the great American comeback.

Your fast action has allowed businesses in my district in Tennessee and across the country as well to keep their doors open.

I credit the Administration, led by President Trump, and the institutions like the Fed and your leadership for helping us to so quickly work to revive the economy.

I am deeply concerned that we continue to call on private sector players to, at their expense...

To tackle domestic terrorism more effectively, many experts say the United States needs increased cooperation and collaboration among all law enforcement, the Department of Homeland Security and other agencies.

I have some very serious concerns about this bill.

I want to thank you for your efforts to defend our State-based insurance regulatory regime.

Our Federal debt now stands at $22 trillion, more than $22 trillion.

It seems possible that we might even soon spend more on interest than our national defense.

The President's tax plan contains less detail than some supermarket receipts. Moreover, it would explode the deficit while stealing from everyday Americans to give even more to the rich, including the President and his family.

Reclaiming my time, I too want my colleagues to think twice before they vote for this amendment. We have got so many battles to fight around here. Mr. Chairman, I say to the gentleman from Illinois [Mr. Durbin] we have whiskey ads back on…

I wanted to humbly say to my good friend, who I admired for his support of the minimum wage, we have a little modest minimum wage here for peanut farmers at 610. I just want to chide the gentleman a little, because I have great respect for…

The gentlewoman was responsible, she and her colleagues were responsible, for reducing the price support level for peanuts from $678 dollars a ton to $610 a ton. That is a substantial, tremendous financial hit on the peanut farmers of…

Fidel Castro's dictatorship has just shot down American planes and killed American pilots. Sugar that is not grown under this program is going to be grown in Georgia and is going to find its way into the world market and into this country…

I have been in this body for 24 years. I have heard a lot of stories, but the story today that if you do away with the peanut program you are going to save the American consumer some money is just about as big a pile of bunk as I have ever…

I intend to vote for the bill, but it will be a much better bill with your amendment in it. Without it, it is rather mean-spirited as you pointed out. With it in it, it is extremely focusing of the public's mind and the Government's mind…