Over the August recess, I think momentum will build for transparency.

At the same time, our agriculture sector, our hospitality sector in Kentucky, they certainly need legal workers.

I think this is the referendum on [Johnson's] leadership.

the biggest scandal in the history of American politics.

Absolutely. Everything that was signed with the autopen, especially in the last year of the Biden presidency.

The PREP Act is medical malpractice martial law.

I believe if this investigation goes in the way that it is going, it will raise serious concerns about whether or not Joe Biden even knew what was going on around him, much less whether he authorized the use of his signature.

I think all of these are in jeopardy of being declared null and void in a court of law.

This raises an issue whether these pardons, whether these judicial appointments and whether these executive orders are legal.

This transcends all other issues. This is about whether there's an elite and powerful group of people who are above the law, or whether they answer to the law. That's what this is about. Right now, anybody who wants to subvert or keep the…

Some of these ‘nativists,’ frankly, are directly at odds with the agriculture sector in Kentucky. We are a nation of immigrants, but we are also a nation of laws.

Make no mistake, what Trump and his congressional enablers have just done is a direct attack on rural America and on Southerners like us. It is a betrayal.

OMB is the problem. They won’t tell us how they’re going to apply the cut.

No institution holds more power over the future of the American economy and the value of our savings than the Federal Reserve.

Today, the third witness in our investigation into the cover-up of President Biden's cognitive decline and unauthorized executive actions pleaded the Fifth Amendment.

There is now a pattern of key Biden confidants seeking to shield themselves from criminal liability for this potential conspiracy.

The actions of the Trump administration are providing a huge opportunity for Democrats to go out and regain the trust of the American people to be the party of common sense, common ground and getting things done.

When we deliver and make people’s lives better, they’re willing to vote in different ways. They’re willing to support different people, and that’s where we’ve got to be.