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The costs of President Trump’s unnecessary war with Iran continue to mount, and the American people want it to end.

We need to stop stealing money out of college [and] university institutions for education, for tuition, for professors, and putting it into an arms race on sports.

We also believe in a health and safety standard in federal law, one that protects the athletes beyond the way the law works today and gives them the right to sue and hold these people accountable for any kind of health and safety…

But compensation on revenue sharing is probably the most important thing we could possibly enshrine in federal law today.

There are several things in this bill that are really important to enshrine into federal law at this time. First and foremost, the federal right to NIL [Name, Image, and Likeness],

As MAGA extremists unleash their assault on women’s rights, it is imperative to ensure reproductive health care for all.

Theft from the American people, plain and simple.

Us recognizing that money and recognizing the revenue sharing rights is a historic first.

That is why federal resources we are requesting today are absolutely essential.

I don’t think our bill is necessary anymore, because of the relief in the Meta case goes further than we were contemplating.

We cannot continue to go up at this increase of paying billions of dollars that the state cannot afford.

The pocket rescission represented the theft from the American people, plain and simple.

What we need right now is the federal government to move very, very, very quickly. We need the federal government to step up and help out folks right here in our community who are really, really hurt and need that help.

This is about reining in the bad practices that are happening in college sports today.

This is theft from the American people, plain and simple.

We have to stop the constant, nonconsensual state of surveillance that we live in, and that starts with placing a moratorium on our government’s use of facial recognition technology.

While Trump spends tax dollars on ads promoting himself, Congress needs to reassert its powers to help people, and it’s past time Republicans join us in that fight.

These are funds Congress has delivered on a bipartisan basis and should be helping people—not cut off by a president more focused on building a ballroom than investing in families.