Last month, in the House Judiciary Committee, I asked FBI Director Wray to answer specific questions about his department's investigation into the attempted assassination of President Trump.

Thank you, Jim Jordan, for your kind and gracious remarks in remembrance of my wife, Rhonda.

President Joe Biden recently alleged that "gallows" erected on January 6th were intended to assassinate Vice President Mike Pence but the FBI Director disagreed with that assessment.

ICYMI: Massie, Gaetz, and Greene Introduce the

Tax Free Tips Act

After the assassination attempt on former President Trump, House leadership announced it would establish a bipartisan task force to investigate the incident. In the House Rules Committee, I argued that no Member legislating the removal of President Trump's Secret Service protection should serve on the Task Force.

These members have already displayed politicized malice. I encouraged Speaker Johnson to block their appointments.

Rep. Massie: The Constitution Protects Inventors,

Not "Public Interest" Thieves

I was appalled by testimony I heard in this month's Intellectual Property Subcommittee hearing on United States International Trade Commission laws.

Witnesses suggested the "public interest" justifies allowing corporations to rip off American inventors by importing patent-infringing knockoffs from China.

I spoke on the House floor to celebrate and wish a very happy birthday to my constituent, Mr. Oakley Farris, who turns 100 in August.

Mr. Farris grew up near Lexington, Kentucky. After graduating from high school, he enlisted in the United States Army and fought heroically in World War II. After returning from his tour of duty in Europe, Mr. Farris settled in Covington, Kentucky, and began working as a salesman, traveling up and down the East Coast.

It was on a sales trip to Miami that Mr. Farris met his future wife, Eva. An immigrant from Havana, Cuba, Eva went on to study at Columbia University. She motivated her husband to capitalize on his hard-working and entrepreneurial spirit. Together, the Farrises built a successful real estate business, and at one point, owned over 40 residential buildings.

Mr. Farris and his late wife made countless investments in our community. Many schools, medical establishments, and organizations in Northern Kentucky have benefited from Mr. Farris’ generosity. Mr. Farris has said he came into this world with nothing and plans to leave it the same way­­ – a true testament to his charitable nature. I am grateful for all that Mr. Farris has done for my constituents, and I am honored to represent him in Washington.

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In liberty,