Yes, because then in order to continue, they have to put safety measures in place.

Senator Lee and I rise in support of this amendment to the antitrust provisions of this legislation for one purpose: to ensure that they match the language of the original bills that earned strong bipartisan support in this Senate as well…

I thank the gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr. McGovern), and the chair of the Rules Committee, for yielding me the customary 30 minutes, and I yield myself such time as I may consume. Madam Speaker, we are here to discuss the rule…

I first want to thank Senator Portman for his incredible work on Ukraine. He has given dozens and dozens of talks on this floor, but what is equally important is all the work he has done behind the scenes, working across the aisle, making…

in a moment, I will ask unanimous consent to confirm Executive Calendar No. 1204, the nomination of Jessica Looman, of Minnesota, to be Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division, Department of Labor. Ms. Looman's nomination was favorably…

I want to thank the Senators who did such a tremendous job today really going through all the arguments for why our democracy is still fragile, why we must stand up for a democracy--so many good ideas. I especially want to thank Senator…

I ask unanimous consent that the following notice be printed in the Record. There being no objection, the material was ordered to be printed in the Record, as follows: Senate Procurement Regulations (Adopted by the Committee on Rules and…

I rise to celebrate the incredible legacy of Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont. In his eight terms in the U.S. Senate, he racked up some incredible accomplishments. He established himself as Congress' most prolific photographer. He appeared…

One of the things I mentioned earlier on that we are trying to work on is this bipartisan proposal, hopefully by the end of the year, to allow for the removal of Members' personal information from public websites.

I think it is not--the question to ask is not, could anyone ever find it out, because obviously some sophisticated people could figure out where you live.

As you know, Senator Blunt and I changed the law, so it was easier to make the call.

I am also grateful to you, Chief for your leadership, and the progress that you have made, and the openness that you have to take our ideas and listen to Members and work things out.

He has also been a great partner to me on many other issues, including we co-chaired the Travel and Tourism Caucus and passed Brand USA several times.

It is a part, I know, of Senator Blunt's job that he has always liked.

Above all else, Senator Blunt's career here has been defined by service.

It was my privilege to see the officers and their families presented with the Congressional Gold Medal earlier this month.

It includes joining with me to reform the outdated process of reporting and handling sexual harassment claims on Capitol Hill.

I want to thank Ranking Member Blunt for this productive final hearing and for all the work that he has done.