Thank you, Mr. Cooper.
On that point of order, I will reference page 1059 in the green book, chapter 20. It states:
In addition, the Chair may, at his or her discretion, interrupt a member whose observations and questions are repetitive or are unrelated to the matter before the committee. If the member in question persists in making repetitive or off-topic comments, the Chair can give the floor to another member. If the member refuses to yield the floor and continues talking, the Chair may suspend or adjourn the meeting.
On that ruling with the point of order raised by Mr. Maloney, members, I will encourage you to please keep your comments within that scope, within the scope of the specific amendments, within the scope of what is being discussed, and to please refrain from being repetitive with your arguments.
Mr. Cooper, you can continue. Go ahead.