You have to have an agreement. You have to know the details before analysis can be concluded or completed.

Earlier this year, several of my colleagues and I sent a bipartisan letter to Secretary Perry, to Secretary Ross, and Ambassador Lighthizer urging USTR to exclude 72 cell, 1,500 volt utility scale solar panels from Section 201 safeguard…

Can you and Mr. Ashooh, if we impose Section 232 sanctions on automobile and uranium imports, this circumstance, the challenges that you already are facing in resources are additionally exacerbated? Is that true?

Does the rebuttal process take place after the objection is entered but before BIS makes a determination?

I remain very concerned that the exclusion process is required or a circumstance in which it is necessary because of 232 actions.

The work of these agencies is particularly important to me, and my home State of Kansas, as trade and exports are how many Kansans make a living.

I call this subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies to order.

This is a theme in part of mine and other Members of this subcommittee's questions today is the uncertainty. We are trying to increase business in the United States.

I am particularly interested in our efforts to find opportunities for businesses across the country to perform in world markets and global markets.

I want a NAFTA agreement and you only have a NAFTA agreement if you have three parties.

It concerns me that approximately 90 percent of the submitted exclusion requests are still awaiting a decision.

I am going to fudge a bit on my time and I will try to be very generous to my colleagues.

That requires you to act within 105 days after the agreement is signed.

It seems like a large investment of resources by ITC to support those efforts.

The importance of the work that these agencies perform has been recently thrust into the spotlight as the administration continues to pursue aggressive trade strategies.

I join my colleagues today in tribute to our colleague, Senator John McCain of Arizona. We look for heroes in this world. It seems to me we are always looking in the wrong places. We look at baseball diamonds and basketball courts and…

it is such a privilege to be here on the Senate floor today on this occasion as we work our way through another set of appropriations bills. Today we are working on the Defense appropriations bill and the bill we call Labor-H, which…

yesterday, my wife Robba and I attended the funeral services of Ed Rolfs of Junction City, KS. I come today to pay honor to this Kansan, to this great individual, and pay tribute to his contributions to his community and to our State. Mr…