every step forward that this Administration has taken has been really to protect our national security, to strengthen our economy, and leave behind a safer planet for our kids and grandkids.

I come to the floor today to speak in support of the confirmation of Judge Myong Joun to the U.S. Court for the District of Massachusetts. In a few minutes, the Senate will vote to invoke cloture on Judge Joun's nomination. And this…

I would personally absolutely. I'm not sure what it is that couldn't be put on paper.

I mean, we try to help the world.

the U.N. Finance Analysis suggests that it will cost trillions of dollars. Maybe $2.5 to $4.5 trillion a year between now and 2050.

It's such an insult to every woman who's risking her life for the country tonight to have this even get out of the House of Representatives.

the entire U.N. process is geared to bring people together around a common goal.

I absolutely stand. On the day that that report came out we made it crystal clear, in a release that we put out, that that never took place.

I know President Biden feels very strongly about living up to our commitments, and our values.

It is not fair for us to be reducing.

That hasn't happened sufficiently.

That doesn't mean you do not talk about them.

What we are trying to achieve now is really to establish some stability if we can, in the relationship, without conceding anything.

No, I have never, ever prioritized bringing in any solar panel that violates the Uyghur Enforcement Act.

No, of course not. Not only do I not believe it, but I've raised it in my meetings over the years, raised it consistently as Secretary of State, as senator.

The Administration is determined to try to stabilize what has been, particularly recently, a very unstable situation.

We are competing, but everybody has their own approach, which is one of the exciting things here.

That is happening not because the government mandated it, because they see that is the future.