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Let's change America and confirm her with a bipartisan vote.

This is not a normal day for America. We have never had this moment before. And I just want to talk about the joy. I know tomorrow, in the coming hearings, we`re going to have tough, hard questions, but please let me just acknowledge the…

I want to say for the record because this often doesn't get said, Chris Murphy's book put this data point in there that there is as much gun violence in inner-city communities as there are in other low-income communities that might be…

I love my brother, Tim Scott. We could write a dissertation on our disagreements.

Judge Jackson's confirmation will send a message to Black women and little girls...

If you are confirmed, I do not expect to agree with every detail of every decision that you make.

the arc of the moral universe is long and it bends toward justice.

This is not a partisan issue. This is a human urgency.

I suspect, after these proceedings -- and, please God, after your confirmation to the Supreme Court, something new will happen in America, that that letter from your daughter will not be exceptional.

If America hasn't broken your heart, you don't love her enough.

Today, you're my star. You are my harbinger of hope. This country is getting better and better and better.

I think you and your family are getting a lot more people faith that we will achieve a nation of liberty and justice for all.

You did not get there because of some left-wing agenda. You didn't get here because of some dark money groups.

No person is an alien, and no human being can be illegal.

We all know that Judge Jackson is eminently qualified.

It`s about time we reach deep into the well of quality and genius and talent and credentials for a black woman, and show America that she is like Jackie Robinson was, somebody that was probably overqualified to be in the National Baseball…

I was the fourth Black person ever popularly elected to the United States Senate.