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If states have audits on the books, but they are not conducting them, then that is where the real problem lies.

I also think we can also do automatic voter registration and still secure our elections and make sure everybody has access to vote.

I am just curious. How many actually are certified and how many vendors are not certified that are actually in our states and machines that we are using?

I was talking with the Secretary of State's office in the State of Nevada, and one of the things they brought to my attention, as we talked a little bit about the risk-limiting audits.

There is a lot of discussion about risk-limiting audits and whether or not they should be used more broadly across the country.

I think that is a critical relationship, particularly as it pertains to State law enforcement.

But what I have seen I do not think is a good idea.

I do understand generally the concern in particular with regard to 5G and our supply chains, that there is a need to have network security.

I don't think we should give the arsonist too much credit for putting out the fire.

I share in your skepticism about this so-called agreement and some of the vagueness of the terms.

He used the same language as North Korea and China used about the joint military exercises and called them provocative.

Our President is not a master of the English language, much less any other one.

The images we are seeing of children crying alone, calling out for their mothers and fathers, is absolutely heart- wrenching. Right now, innocent children are being detained at our border, and they are going through unthinkable and…

Legislation like the BOLD Infrastructure for Alzheimer's Act will help do that.

The idea that this act that we are talking about, the BOLD Act, really sets the tone that this is a public health crisis.

I think this bill is a critical step in the fight against Alzheimer's and Congress should pass it.

I'm a very big fan of sharing data between agencies, between law enforcement, but in an appropriate framework.

It is imperative that we as a country invest in a nationwide Alzheimer's public health response.