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It is cartels who ought to be gone after on an international level and gone after in the most severe way.

I object, Mr. President. I object. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Objection is heard. The Senator from Ohio. Tribute to Sharon Cohen

We should be doing whatever we can do to try to get China to crack down on the supply of these chemicals.

I would just strongly urge that you continue to do what you do, to remember that this is an addiction.

Well, I want to thank Chairwoman McClain for having this very important hearing today on this very important topic.

The United States sent $113 billion in aid to Ukraine. It is impossible to send this much aid this fast into war-torn Ukraine without waste, fraud, and abuse. Yet we are told by the departmental inspectors general that they have not…

It is essential that we hit them where it will hurt them the most, their wallets.

A strong border security presence and a counter-narcotic strategy focused on the Caribbean is critical for the entire Nation.

This should not be seen as a local or regional problem.

As long as the demand is there, we are going to have a very serious problem in America.

Can you describe for me and for my constituents in Kentucky, what efforts Office of National Drug Control Policy has directed to increase the ability of law enforcement personnel at the border to identify and seize as much of the fentanyl…

And that is the reason I have introduced H.R. 920, The Caribbean Border Counternarcotics Strategy Act.

Drug trafficking in the Caribbean continues to represent a major threat to our Nation.

reserving the right to object, I rise today to object to the quick passage of H.R. 4470, which seeks to extend the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards Program. How could anybody be against that? I am actually for it. We should have…

Aren't we doing that? Isn't that actually healthy when we point that out?

We're on a path to finishing the NDAA this week. It has been good by bars cooperation.

Is it illegal to undermine public trust in U.S. Government institutions?

Isn't malinformation actually true information that may be inconvenient to the establishment orthodoxy?