Mr. Speaker, I rise today in honor of National Agriculture Week. If you look around this great building, you will find countless references to our early economy, which depended largely on our Nation's abundant farmland. This vital industry…

the patent itself also protects a lot of Minnesota businesses.

It brings down the debt by nearly 160 billion dollars in the first ten years and by nearly $700 billion in the next 10 years.

Thirty percent of our Nobel Laureates in the U.S. were born in other countries.

This week I'm introducing the Improving World Call Quality and Reliability Act with Senator Tester.

But I think we all know that there is more work to be done

More than 200 were founded by immigrants or their kids including many in my state.

Can you talk about why we have seen this rise in income inequality and what can be done to reverse the trend?

the other challenge we know we have is income inequality.

I want to congratulate, first of all, my friend Senator Coats, as well as for his Chairmanship.

In 2012, the No Hassle Flying Act, which I introduced with Senator Blunt, was signed into law.

In our state, we have had now, since November, several people attempting to travel to the Mideast to join ISIS.

An Accountable Care Organization would want to steal your healthy patients.

The HITECH was great, because it really spurred this investment in health records.

It's incredibly essential that we do this, because it helps operations, things like Accountable Care Organizations and patient-centered medical homes and bundled payments.

You have to reduce some of the penalties that are imposed on providers, and you have to encourage the use of electronic health records.

the issue of congressional, prerogative and privilege, we are together on this. We want it. We need it.

Madam President, I first want to thank my colleagues who are continuing to work on this very important issue of sex trafficking, Senator Grassley, the chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary, and Senator Leahy, the ranking member, who…