the courage and bravery of our U.S. Marine Corps.

there is no question in my mind we are sadly, indeed, in a readiness crisis.

the chemical weapons used in Syria by the Assad regime, which has been propped up by the Russian Federation and the regime in Tehran, the Iranian regime.

Mr. President, just in the very few spaces that are left after we finish chatting about our great State and the great season our school had, there are two things I want to note. No. 1, Coach Frank Martin: coach of the year, a fantastic…

Having been there when you were in South Florida, I would say we made a big contribution to you too.

Mr. President, we heard famously that elections have consequences, and over the next few days we will have an experiment in what I call ``the physics of politics.'' For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. If the…

Anything we can do to try to make that process more predictable, to create bright lines, to use better tools to evaluate safety and effectiveness that could bring down the cost.

I come back to the Cures Act because I think that there is a lot of opportunity for that to be a template for policymaking in this regard.

Mr. President, if my colleague will yield, I would note that Senator Graham did have clarity in his purpose of identifying the fact that the State has only 4.7 million people in a country of 330 million people, and we have been able to…

I would appreciate you expounding on that because there has been much conversation around the pricing.

Before Senator Rubio walks off the floor, having had the opportunity to listen to him over a number of years, he is eloquent. He is inspiring. Sometimes he is just dead wrong. Coach Martin will be staying at the University of South…

We ran through legislation under the Congressional Review Act--a blunt, draconian instrument--to smash these rules.

To somehow say these rules were heavy-handed or they were going to stifle innovation--is just not a true statement.

Recent public polling has shown that 74 percent of all Americans oppose this legislation.

I couldn't find a single person who supported this bill or eroding our privacy rights. Not one.

Those were the three basic things that this rule said.

I believe it is incumbent upon Congress to support unlicensed spectrum and continue to create space for innovation.

Last week Congress rolled back critical regulatory protections that prohibited ISPs from selling individuals' browsing histories without their consent.