By pointing PFAS fingers at other industries while using PFAS themselves, these asbestos addicted corporations are throwing stones in a glass house.

I thank you, Senator Merkley, for your leadership, so that we finish the job.

But we don't need asbestos to make chlorine. Most companies and most of the world have moved on to non-asbestos technologies.

We have to catch up to the rest of the world on this. It is just so important.

Preventing cancer is one of his cornerstones, thus he sincerely appreciates your commitment to protecting fire fighters from asbestos.

We have to ban all types of asbestos.

Many of us in this Chamber have young children. For us, today's vote comes down to simple questions: Can you as a mom or dad imagine getting a call that your child's school was locked down because of an active shooter? Can you imagine…

The industry has known about this problem for decades.

After 11 years of conflict, Syria remains as far as ever from a durable solution to the conflict that will allow Syrians to live in peace and dignity.

As a former city councilor, I chaired the Transportation and Public Safety Committee and was a member of the Land Use Committee in my hometown.

We need resources, not revolvers, in our schools.

I also want to thank the previous panel. The families of the victims who had the courage and selflessness...

So, we put a list. You know, you got to have a plan. ... Mr. President. And it starts with making sure that there’s more access to medication abortions.

Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you for holding this hearing. I want to thank the panel of distinguished witnesses.

It is long past time to treat gun violence as the public health crisis that it is.

It is just very clear that our pattern of roadway design and the status quo is not working.

It seeks to replace America's post-war pattern of development, a very brittle one focused on automobile traffic and single-family zoning, with a much more vital and socioeconomically rich pattern of multifamily development and streets…

Americans across the country are at risk of losing their fundamental rights, including their constitutional right to abortion protected for generations. They deserve no less than a whole-of-government response.