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The campaign is simple, and many of the thwarted terrorist attacks in the U.S. were stopped because everyday people alerted authorities to suspicious behavior.

In the meantime, we will have to pay for both facilities, everything will be doubled in cost?

I will say that the See Something, Say Something campaign is premised on something a little bit different than what you all just said.

Clearly, I am just doing basic math, you will not be able to serve as many veterans in the new facility as were served in the old facility?

let me applaud my colleague from West Virginia, Senator Capito, for her work in addressing the opioid epidemic. It is something that I know, in a bipartisan way, we care about in this Chamber, and it is one place in which I think we could…

And my own anecdotal sense that Medicaid expansion did not, in fact, cause an increase in opioid deaths is reinforced by a recent article in Health Affairs.

I was Governor of New Hampshire starting in January 2013. I'm also a Governor who worked with my Republican legislature to implement Medicaid expansion.

I think that is fair. I am over time, and I see that. I thank you for this.

In fact, one of the reasons we all came together to implement Medicaid expansion is because we had a crisis in our behavioral health and drug overdose deaths in our state.

It's astounding that one paragraph jotted down in 1980 helped fuel the horrible epidemic that we are seeing today.

As I am sure you are aware, the sanctions act, CAATSA, that we passed last year would authorize sanctions against energy projects that Russia is engaged in that involve a certain level of their participation.

I would argue that the language in the defense bill actually urges us to ensure that our allies are working to reduce casualties and to comply with what is international law.

I want to follow up a little bit on Senator Merkley's question about UNFPA because in March of 2017, the Trump administration invoked the Kemp-Kasten amendment to withhold U.S. funding for the United Nations Population Fund.

We have troops in Syria right now that are working with our allies there and doing excellent work to seek the remaining pockets of ISIS out in the east.

It prohibits the U.S. military from continuing to provide aerial refueling for the Saudi-led coalition unless the Secretary of State repeatedly certifies that the Government of Saudi Arabia and the UAE are taking steps to end the civil…

I certainly appreciate your commitment to do that, if confirmed.

It does not give Ankara a pass on incursion on the human rights issues, does not give them a pass on imprisoning a fellow American.

I look forward to all of you being confirmed.