Eastern North Carolina producers desperately need farm labor, in terms of the workforce.

I am proud to support bipartisan common sense priorities for stakeholders here today.

I think what's happening today in this hearing room is historic.

It's an indication, I think, of the important position of this Committee in the national debate on issues that affect every single family and affect our future in a profound way.

I'm glad that it's a bipartisan approach. We're going to have to scramble to keep up with the pace of innovation in terms of our Government, public response to it, but this is a great start.

I want to overcome that criticism with results where we can have bipartisanship in the selection of judicial nominees.

I don't want to repeat that mistake again.

What I'm hearing instead today is that 'stop me before I innovate again' message.

Many people in the Senate have based their careers on the opposite, that the economy will thrive if Government gets the hell out of the way.

Last week in this Committee, full Committee, Senate Judiciary Committee, we dealt with an issue that had been waiting for attention for almost two decades, and that is what to do with the social media when it comes to the abuse of children.

Many people in the Senate have based their careers on the opposite, that the economy will thrive if Government gets the hell out of the way.

it struck me that there was a true bipartisan spirit that this was a reasonable ethical standard.

I think what's happening today in this hearing room is historic.

We passed all four bills with unanimous roll calls. Unanimous roll calls.

I'm glad that it's a bipartisan approach. We're going to have to scramble to keep up with the pace of innovation in terms of our Government, public response to it, but this is a great start.

I don't want to repeat that mistake again.

Last week in this Committee, full Committee, Senate Judiciary Committee, we dealt with an issue that had been waiting for attention for almost two decades, and that is what to do with the social media when it comes to the abuse of children.

In fact, the Senate was not created for that purpose but just the opposite: slow things down, take a harder look at it, don't react to public sentiment, make sure you're doing the right thing.