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At the age of 38, Swalwell cashed out his retirement account. According to disclosure statements, Swalwell had no checking or savings account,<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/eric-swalwell-is-a-financial-mess/</ref> leaving questions about (a) how he cashes his paycheck for his $174,000 Congressional salary, and (b) how he makes payment on student loan and growing personal credit card debt. On July 8, 2017, Swalwell decided America wasn't ready for the kind of leadership he had to offer.
 
At the age of 38, Swalwell cashed out his retirement account. According to disclosure statements, Swalwell had no checking or savings account,<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/eric-swalwell-is-a-financial-mess/</ref> leaving questions about (a) how he cashes his paycheck for his $174,000 Congressional salary, and (b) how he makes payment on student loan and growing personal credit card debt. On July 8, 2017, Swalwell decided America wasn't ready for the kind of leadership he had to offer.
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In 2023 he voiced opposition to [[Netanyahu]] over his domestic judicial reform efforts.<ref>Internal Israeli Policy: He has previously expressed concern over Netanyahu's judicial reforms, which critics argue undermine democratic safeguards in Israel.  Source YouTube. [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RNdU9RbEu4A]</ref>
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In 2023 he voiced opposition to [[Netanyahu]] over his domestic judicial reform efforts.<ref>Internal Israeli Policy: He has previously expressed concern over Netanyahu's judicial reforms, which critics argue undermine democratic safeguards in Israel.  Source YouTube, i24NEWS, March 7, 2023.[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RNdU9RbEu4A] "US Congressman Eric Swalwell says he is concerned about Israel's proposed judicial overhaul in a wide ranging interview..."</ref>
    
On Feb 16, 2026, Swalwell wrote:
 
On Feb 16, 2026, Swalwell wrote:
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