So clearly, climate change has a cost, and this cost is having a serious impact.

Unfortunately, my colleagues across the aisle seem to be in denial about the real cost of climate change and for some of them whether climate change even exists.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to address childhood obesity in the recent efforts in Minnesota, my home State, to address this concern for families throughout our State and across this country. Over the past decade, as a nation, we have seen a…

We need more economic development. We also need more money for housing and infrastructure.

It could have been so much worse if not for our emergency responders.

That really spurred us on to make some changes.

I'm a former prosecutor. Senator Burr and I head up the 9-1-1 Caucus and Next Generation 9-1-1.

Obviously, we're concerned about the level of interoperability since we are right on the Canadian border in Minnesota.

Mr. President, I am proud to join my colleagues Senator Casey from Pennsylvania and Senator Enzi from Wyoming to speak in support of our bipartisan legislation, the Recovering Missing Children Act, something we have been working on for so…

I thank the Senator from Connecticut for his work, along with the Senator from New Jersey, Mr. Booker, Senator Blumenthal, and many others, in bringing people together today to call for commonsense action to make our communities safer. I…

I thank the Senator for that. I also want to note for the Members of the House here that Congresswoman Dingell is the leader of that bill on domestic violence in the House, so we have two bipartisan bills in both Chambers.

Mr. President, I ask if the Senator from Connecticut will yield for a question without yielding the floor?

I thank the Senator from Connecticut. One of our fellow Senators noted that maybe not many people are watching. I have been around talking to people tonight, and I can tell you that a lot of people are watching this. The country is…

I ask if the Senator from Connecticut will yield for a question without losing his right to the floor.

Mr. President, allow me to briefly share some of the key data points from this, and then I will pose another question. The report provides that during the calendar year of 2015, the FBI's data demonstrates that individuals on the terrorist…

Mr. President, I thank the Senator from Connecticut for everything he is doing today on the floor. My question for the Senator is whether he is aware that a GAO report requested by Senator Feinstein was released yesterday and provides…

My last question for Senator Murphy concerns Senator Feinstein's legislation. As has been discussed, Senator Feinstein's terror gap legislation would give the Attorney General the discretion necessary to deny known or suspected terrorists…

Madam President, I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Ms. Ayotte). Without objection, it is so ordered. Mass Shooting in Orlando