Let's vote. This is good for America.

We’ve been working to deliver on our promise of a safer, stronger, and more prosperous America. Now we have the opportunity to pass a bill that advances all of these priorities and sets our country up for better days ahead.

53 members will never agree on every detail of legislation.

I hope so.

I don't think there's any question the president has the authority legally and constitutionally to do what he did.

My expectation is: At some point tomorrow we’ll be ready to go.

We'll find out tomorrow.

But I think we've produced a bill working with the House, working with the White House, that will get the requisite number of Republican senators to vote for it so that we can pass it.

That will happen.

We're working with all of our members to try to get people comfortable with the bill.

When push comes to shove, you're looking at whether or not you're going to allow the perfect to become the enemy of the good.

Anybody who doesn’t feel urgency around this issue is not paying attention.

Everybody has to say yes or no.

We have a lot of independent-thinking senators.

Hopefully when push comes to shove and everybody has to say yes or no, we’ll get the number of votes we need.

They know the nuclear program had been setback considerably.

We will remain here until this reconciliation bill is passed

I’m fully confident we’re going to be ready to roll, and we have to be.