I was very disappointed to see in the president's budget a cut proposed to SBDCs, and I hope that Congress can work to maintain or increase funding for the work that you all do which is a lifeline.

Yes, I mean, look, if -- if half of what they say they can prove is provable, then he's got a real problem on our hands. And it's self-inflicted.

This is very self-inflicted. I mean, I guess we'll find out, of the 37 or whatever charges there are, how many he's potentially found guilty on.

If half of what they say they can prove is provable, then he's got a real problem on our hands.

The Republican Party needs to look to another candidate, and they've got a lot of great options before them.

This is a -- he had every chance in the world to hand all those files and documents back. He did just the opposite. He bragged about keeping them.

I was proud to co-sponsor the bill that brought us the 9-8-8 suicide prevention hotline.

The Department of Justice has made huge mistakes. They have to own that.

They really have to come out and be clear, not just about what they are charging the former President with, but how it differs.

The onus, the burden of proof, right now, is actually on the Department of Justice. There's a cloud of politicalization around that group. They've made some enormous errors.

This is going to be massively disruptive. This is going to be the story of the presidential election, for the next few weeks.

You got to prove the lack of a double standard.

The average American saw boxes sitting in Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago. They saw boxes behind Biden's Corvette. And the average American is going, 'What's the difference? Why do you charge one and not the other?'

Joe Biden's Department of Justice is prosecuting the former President, who's running against him. Look, that's just a fact, right?

they are leveraging funds from the bipartisan Safer Communities Act to train and place 80 graduate students studying social work

I have introduced multiple times now the Safe Schools Improvement Act, which would require school districts to adopt codes of conduct that explicitly and transparently prohibit bullying and harassment.

The need for us to address the bullying, particularly of vulnerable kids, kids with disabilities, kids who may have uncertainty at home.

Last year, my colleague, Senator Ernst and I, led something called the Stand Up Act, which was passed into law.