On this issue, we’re totally united. The Republicans have to come to meet with us in a true bipartisan negotiation to satisfy the American people’s needs on healthcare, or they won’t get our votes, plain and simple.

If there’s a moment in time you want to look to, and I looked back and I watched this again when Robert F. Kennedy is running, he’s in Indianapolis, and he just got the news that Martin Luther King was killed.

This is a sad, regrettable day for the Senate.

And if Republicans go nuclear, the historically bad nominees we've seen so far under Donald Trump will get only worse.

There’s been so much lying, obfuscation, cover-ups — the American people need to see everything that’s in the Epstein file.

If you go nuclear, it's going to be a decision you will come to regret.

HBCU campuses have been safe havens since their creation.

This is awful and the assassination of Charlie Kirk risks an uncorking of political chaos and violence that we cannot risk in America.

This is a time that all Americans should come together and feel and mourn what happened. Violence, which affects so many different people, so many different political persuasions, is an affliction of America.

I think it’s meant to instill fear in people.

Political violence of any kind and against any individual is unacceptable and completely incompatible with American values.

[Democrats] could have written it to last forever. They didn’t. They wrote it to expire this year. So we should just let it expire.

We will not support a partisan spending agreement that continues to rip away healthcare from the American people. Period. Full stop.

He has a family, young children, and no one should be forced to relive this tragedy online.

There are many security measures in place for members of Congress, at their homes, at their offices and when they go about.

He said, we have to ask as a nation, who are we? And how do we want to move forward?

I'm not gonna lie, I'm gonna think twice next time I'm in the major parade, just a few blocks away, right?

The problem, ultimately, at the end of the day, is the human heart, that’s what we got to address.