So we spend a lot of time if they do have to travel talking about preventative measures.

I think the U.S. Government needs a more active role in coordinating what's going on in Haiti.

So we're going to need extensive research on all that, and that is just starting. Is that right?

We have 12 million Americans now living with a neglected tropical disease in the United States.

We want our states and our communities to be well prepared and we want to better understand the impacts of the virus.

I'm also especially concerned with the American citizens in Puerto Rico because we now have 117 confirmed cases.

I think Ebola was something of a wake-up call, but the Zika virus and other viruses, diseases, we've got to be better prepared.

It's a very important message for the millions, and millions, and millions of our neighbors who travel across the Americas and in the Western Hemisphere.

I like to say justice delayed is justice denied, and I am happy to see us moving these forward.

Is that all?

In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

I thought it was shameful that it took us 2 years to get two of those judges confirmed.

The situation you face as a new associate judge will be not unlike what we face in coming here as a new Senator.

I continue to believe that we ought to seriously consider that idea.

Whatever one thinks about coal, those coal workers have kept the lights on in this country for generations.

I want to focus attention on the parts of your budget that are going to help coal country out.

I think are going to pose some potentially very significant challenges for us in the decades ahead.

Well, and that is I guess the challenge with the training, as well as technology, particularly with artificial intelligence and what the promise of that is.