
I have been encouraged, even surprised at times, by the unanimity within Congress of support for stronger and stronger measures against Putin and Putin's Russia for his unjustified and immoral invasion of Ukraine.
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I have been encouraged, even surprised at times, by the unanimity within Congress of support for stronger and stronger measures against Putin and Putin's Russia for his unjustified and immoral invasion of Ukraine.

Russian oil will no longer be acceptable at U.S. ports and the American people will deal another powerful blow to Putin's war machine.

We continue to urge Allies and partners to contribute security assistance to Ukraine as swiftly as possible.

And I'm really so glad that just after one week of being President of the United States, Joe Biden signed this Executive order to put together a program to tackle climate change and to focus on collaboration, assess our vulnerabilities…

We have expressed clearly and directly to the PRC the consequences of providing support to Russia as it wages its brutal war against Ukraine--committing atrocities and causing a humanitarian crisis--and flagrantly violates the principles…

We are going to shut down fossil use in this country.

This is a step that we're taking, to inflict further pain on Putin. But there will be costs, as well, here, in the United States.

I wish the American people could see the determined and strong and bipartisan engagement that I am, at least, experiencing from this committee and from Congress.

I want just to be reassured that we are doing everything we can to document the atrocities against civilians being committed by Russians and to hold Russia's military and political leadership and, specifically, Vladimir Putin accountable…

since President Biden took office, we have seen historic job growth and a dynamic economy. Wages are rising, and they are rising fastest for working-class Americans. But despite this significant economic progress, today, too many American…

I reserve the right to object. I will say to Senator Thune while he is still on the floor, he knows I have great respect for him and his views on all kinds of issues. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Senator, there is nothing to object to.

our colleague from Missouri was not on the floor when I spoke earlier. I want him to have the opportunity to hear some of the concerns that I and a lot of other people in this Chamber and this country have with respect to the request that…

today I am pleased to introduce, alongside the Senator from Arkansas, Mr. Boozman, and the Senator from West Virginia, Mrs. Capito, the Recycling and Composting Accountability Act. This bill is the result of true collaboration and reflects…

Reserving the right to object. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The senior Senator from Delaware.

All right. Then I will just wing it. When I do have the opportunity to object, I want to explain why. Having said that, Senator Thune knows we look for opportunities to work together. This is just one of those instances where we don't see…