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That does not make sense to me. Does this make sense to you?

I get a text message every morning that tells me what the debt is today, and actually yesterday it went over $28 trillion in national debt.

The States that feel pain, got to help them. The States that do not feel pain, we should not be sending them billions of dollars that we are borrowing for our kids to have to pay back.

We seem like we have a national emergency we ought to be concerned about, which is the amount of our national debt yielding interest costs.

I thank my colleague. I suspect you have an answer ready to tell me, and I would love to hear that.

To my friend from Colorado, I welcome his invitation to work together on many of these issues. I point out that we are simply asking for a study so that we know what is there. We are not stopping anything. We are simply asking for a study…

Well, President Trump continue to play a role in my party? I`m sure he will. He has by far the largest voice. I don`t know if he`ll run in 2024 or not. But if he does, I`m pretty sure he will win the nomination.

Has by far the largest voice and a big impact on my party.

A disproportionate share of all national monuments that have been designated on land in the United States over the last 25 years, about 28 percent, as I recall, have been designated in Utah.

Now the impeachment trial is behind us. It falls to each of us to affirm what we all know. President Biden won the election through the legitimate vote of the American people. The division in America will only begin to heal in the light of…

Instead of that theory, I would like to share the reality of a race whose history of success in America has been stolen and what we can do to repair that damage.

The reality is that Black-American history is not one of a hapless, hopeless race oppressed by a more powerful White race.

It is impractical and a nonstarter for the United States Government to pay reparations.

Reparations is not the way to right our country's wrong. What I propose later will be more lasting.

First, let me reiterate that slavery was and still is evil, whether it be the 83-year history of our Nation or the prior 2,000-year history or the presence around the world today.

At what point would the President become concerned to suggest, well, we probably need to address and reduce our spending.

I actually think it makes it worse.

I don't understand why he would take such a divisive proposal and insert that into the budget.