If I may, Madam President, I would like to remark on the figure that Senator Van Hollen used of the recent measurement in our atmosphere of a carbon dioxide concentration of 411 parts per million. Standing on its own, that may not seem…

Madam President, I am now honored to yield the floor to my distinguished colleague from Maryland who has been working on this issue in the House before he came to the Senate and has become a real leader in our Senate caucus, Senator Van…

Madam President, when we yielded to accommodate the majority leader, I was talking about the episode on the Senate floor with the Republican Senators coming to bash the Green New Deal. I wanted to go on to say that the USA Today…

Madam President, there is now no doubt that climate change is happening, that it is caused by human activity, and that we must act now to avoid the worse of it. As science guy, Bill Nye, has said: ``Climate change is happening, it's our…

Madam President, I ask unanimous consent to speak as in morning business for probably about 15 minutes, and should Senator Van Hollen from Maryland--who is scheduled to arrive--arrive, that I be able to engage in colloquy with him. The…

I truly believe that the New T-Mobile will build the best wireless network this country has ever seen.

In response to this explosive report, Chair Nadler and I are seeking the production of every communication and document related to this case.

Not only did the Antitrust Division lose this challenge, but this case has been mired in controversy from day one due to the President's shameful attempts to interfere in antitrust enforcement.

This merger is not only bad for workers, but it also is a disaster for consumers.

Their increased investment will lead to more competition, better service, and more jobs, all to the benefit of American consumers.

Is the Antitrust Division genuinely dedicated to promoting competition or does it only oppose mergers when the White House tells it to do so?

I commend the Subcommittee for holding this hearing on the proposed merger. I am also delighted that the Subcommittee is beginning this term of Congress with two consecutive antitrust hearings.

Ending this moral crisis is a top priority for me as Chair of the Antitrust Subcommittee and a top priority for House Democrats to keep our promise to work for the people, to prevent big mergers that would harm consumers, workers, and…

So, Mr. Legere, I applaud both T-Mobile and Sprint have been, most people would recognize, scrappy, aggressive players in this market and it has resulted in maybe not better experiences for workers, according to Mr. Shelton, but at least…

they are going to take these authorized dealers and they are going to slash and burn and those are American jobs that they are going to cut and they are going to cut 30,000 of those jobs

We want to preserve good-paying family-supporting jobs.

Our goal in deciding whether this merger makes sense, is in the public interests, is if it is good for consumers, it is good for American jobs, and whether it will result in more choice and lower prices.

they went as far and have been found guilty of forming a company union to stop the union from organizing people at T-Mobile