I think that the former President Trump is, again, relying on this kind of violent rhetoric to, quote, 'Protect' him.

We can't just be sitting here thinking that we have solved this problem, because our continent knows no U.S.-Canadian barrier.

I think it's time, because there is an opportunity for us to really break down the barriers that are prohibiting us from having a faster response.

I think my former colleague from Colorado and I worked very hard on this, and we think it's long overdue to be implemented.

That's why Chairwoman Cantwell and I have introduced the TICKET Act (S. 1303).

Like many of you, I am frustrated by what is happening in the marketplace.

I believe the TICKET Act is a reasonable, bipartisan response that identifies a known problem.

We have all encountered these junk fees in one form or another.

One thing that I hear about all the time when I'm back at home is the impact of consolidation, particularly in AG and in our food supply chain.

SNAP has served as an essential safety net for my constituents, and boosts income for the agriculture industry.

I would just like to contextualize my perspective today. I was raised in the church, I am a proud Christian, and Matthew 25:35 says, 'For I was poor'--'For I was hungry, and you gave me food.'

I do not support changes to SNAP that will take away food from older Americans, children, families, veterans, people with disabilities.

Remember when everyone was getting their catalytic converters stolen rampant everywhere?

Forgive my skepticism or, more bluntly, give me a break.

Clearly, there is an agenda here, and it is about impeaching Secretary Mayorkis.

All my colleagues need to do is look at the facts, and they will see that you are absolutely the best candidate to be our next Secretary of Labor.

Congratulations on a tremendous record of accomplishment already.

I agree with you, the need is increasing today, which makes me question why anyone would want to make cuts.