Today is National Coming Out Day. To those of you who have come out, haven’t yet, or can’t, know that I will always support you. As your ally in Congress, I’m fighting for a future where you can live your most authentic life, free from discrimination and hatred.

Now we’re working around the clock to get our national film tax credit passed so that we can revitalize our economy and get Los Angelenos back to work.

Thanks for shouting out the American Film & TV Production Caucus, Assemblymember Schultz! He’s right. I co-founded this caucus with Rep. Brian Jack because bringing film and TV jobs back to America shouldn't be a partisan issue. (1/2)

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let’s remind ourselves and others to get a mammogram if warranted, to learn about the symptoms of disease, to practice self examination, and to see a professional if symptoms appear.

I'll be voting YES to impeach Sec. Hegseth when we return to Washington, so we can put an end to his disastrous tenure. (2/2)

The decision to livestream this execution is beyond sick. This is another in a long line of terrible decisions he has made at DoD. His negligence has needlessly risked American servicemember’s lives in an illegal war of choice and he should be impeached and removed. (1/2)

There’s just ONE WEEK left to apply for a service academy nomination from my office. Submit those applications ASAP, and reach out to my office if you have any questions.

which will address the shortage of mental health professionals by providing scholarships for student psychologists serving in schools. So that no one – not in my district or anywhere in the nation – will feel unseen and alone. (2/2)

The most important words you can say to someone struggling with their mental health are: “you are not alone.” That’s why I am co-leading the Preparing for the Future Act with Rep. Gottheimer, (1/2)

That's why I'm co-leading a bipartisan national film tax credit: a stackable credit on American labor for productions that shoot here. It's how we bring these jobs back home and jump start the LA economy. (2/2)

Shuttered prop shops, deserted small businesses, disappearing caterers – that will be our future if we fail to compete against the film tax credits offered by other countries. (1/2)

Animated projects are included in the bill.

On this solemn day, I continue to pray for a conclusion to this bloody war which includes lasting peace for both Israelis and Palestinians alike.

Three years ago, Hamas launched a horrific terrorist attack on Israel, which killed 1,200 innocent civilians, including 46 Americans. May their memories be a blessing.

Rep. Dave Min, Rep. Derek Tran, Mayor Ardy Kassakhian, and the PGA. Let’s bring these jobs home.

Sixty-five countries offer incentives to steal our film and TV jobs. America offers nothing. Our bipartisan Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act changes that. It pays out on American labor, which means it only works when workers get hired here.

🧵 When a production leaves this country, the movie still gets made. The stars still work. The crew is who gets left behind. Today, I brought every major production union and nine of my colleagues to Glendale to say enough.

The clock is ticking to turn in your service academy nomination applications in order to be considered in this cycle! Don’t hesitate to reach out to my office if you have any questions about eligibility, test scores, or materials you need to submit, and best of luck to all!

The unions and studios that make American film and TV are backing our bipartisan national film tax credit: IATSE, SAG-AFTRA, the Teamsters, DGA, WGA, and so many more. It's a 20%-30% tax credit on American labor for productions that shoot here, built to bring back the jobs we've lost overseas.