Ron Johnson

That information was shut down. It was censored. But the doctors that had the courage and compassion to treat patients were vilified, including from this dais.

I think we misspent many of those trillions of dollars.

I'm not a climate change denier, I'm just not a climate change alarmist.

So my point is that's something we can do something about, not building in vulnerable areas.

Do you believe it is important that we understand how the coronavirus originated?

How can you claim that you are cutting deficits?

But we are not, we are not on a sustainable path.

I am running out of time--it is $17 trillion, okay?

How can you claim that you are cutting deficits?

I am running out of time--it is $17 trillion, okay?

I think Chairman Powell certainly now agrees with the fact that no, we have got something going on here that is going to take a very long while, unfortunately, to wring out of our system.

But we are not, we are not on a sustainable path.

Should it be 50 percent? Should they pay 70 percent of the total income tax? Should they pay 50 percent of total tax?

I will say the tax reform worked in spurring economic growth.

You're actually increasing the deficit by about $300 billion in 2024 is your projection over the 2023 projection.

How can you claim that's reducing the deficit?

Democrats abused the budget reconciliation process to fast track a $2 trillion liberal wish list that sparked the highest inflation that we've seen in 40 years.

In President Biden's vision of the future, interest on the debt costs more than the national defense.

In President Biden's vision for the future, public debt towards our nation's entire economic output, annual deficits under Biden budget grow from 1 and 4/10ths trillion last year to over $2 trillion ten years from now.

You get out of this budget situation not by growing taxes, but by growing the economy.

When America sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold.

I will say the tax reform worked in spurring economic growth.

Should it be 50 percent? Should they pay 70 percent of the total income tax? Should they pay 50 percent of total tax?

You're actually increasing the deficit by about $300 billion in 2024 is your projection over the 2023 projection.

How can you claim that's reducing the deficit?