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We’ve got 190 people a day in the United States who die of fentanyl overdose.

What 230 has absolutely, for sure done is help the companies who are your members pad their profits.

this Basel rule, proposal in my mind, is a disaster from the standpoint we have just come through the COVID situation.

We are absolutely willing to allow a parent whose child is harmed by our technology, we are absolutely willing to allow that parent to have their day in court.

I rise to bring this body's attention to 13 extraordinary Missourians who truly embody the best that our great State has to offer. They represent the inaugural class of my office's new Champions of Missouri Program, which seeks to identify…

Why should the biggest, most powerful technology companies in the history of the world, why should they be insulated from accountability?

The United States has never apologized. The United States has never provided any kind of medical support for the people that they bombed, here in the United States.

Actions need to be taken to remediate the damage that has clearly, and what we know has already been done, before we start talking about expanding nuclear energy in this country.

Will you hold a field hearing on the lasting and unsolved legacy of nuclear waste in our communities?

Senator Blumenthal and I, who you were just talking to a second ago, he and I have a bipartisan bill that would say that parents and others who are harmed by AI should be able to get into court.

New Mexico has been a dumping ground for nuclear waste since the nuclear program began in the 1940's.

This shameful legacy of negligence and lies has hurt so many people in St. Louis, and they continue to suffer to this day.

I missed a rollcall vote today. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 11. Stated against:

Do we really want chatbots telling people to kill themselves? Is there social good in that, that I am missing somewhere?

Are you saying that we have to accept AI chatbots encouraging people to kill themselves for the possibility that maybe it will cure cancer?

Why should the biggest, most powerful technology companies in the history of the world, why should they be insulated from accountability?

That is a huge driver of inflation when you add that as a cost.

I think your position is just absolutely extraordinary.