WASHINGTON – Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) joined Sunday Morning Futures With Maria Bartiromo on Fox News Channel to discuss updates in the investigation into Biden family corruption and the historic failure of President Biden's economic policies.

Watch the full interview here. 

Everybody has fallen behind:

"There is no messaging problem. It's a policy problem. The Democrats always like to sell their policies, thinking that everybody's just going to hear the cool phrases that they focus-group and they poll-test, and ignore the reality. But here's what's happened in America. Everybody has fallen behind. Especially if you are poor or middle-income, you have fallen behind even further, and so, this situation with 'Bidenomics' or whatever you want to call it, I just call it 'Stupid Economic Policy.' No need to put his name to it, but we can do that for politics-sake. Everybody has been hurting. Our economy is stagnating. Inflation is still here, still sticky, and it has caused a problem for the way Americans live their lives day-to-day. When people can't even get ahead to buy a used-car because they are too expensive, or to put food on the table, energy is more expensive, none of this is working for the American people. So, they can call it whatever they want, but the American people understand that Joe Biden has been the architect of a disastrous economy that is hurting the very poorest among us in America."

I would urge all of my colleagues to vote for that impeachment inquiry:

"What I will say is, is that, we just had a vote a week ago, where we expelled George Santos. Now I did not vote to expel George. I felt George should have had his day in court. But if you're going to take a vote to expel George Santos based upon the Ethics Committee report, then you should easily be able to vote for an impeachment inquiry based upon the investigation that has been brought forward by the Oversight Committee, the Judiciary Committee, and the Ways and Means Committee, because, with all due respect, with everything that happened with George, and the accusations are not good, but that pails in comparison to the accusations that have been leveled and the evidence that has come underneath those accusations against the Biden family. So, I would urge all of my colleagues to vote for that impeachment inquiry this week."