I think we need an absolutely thorough oversight effort in this regard focused specifically on the threats posed by white supremacists and neo-Nazis.

I have to tell you that I know others have been in contact with the current Governor of Puerto Rico as well, and they are not hearing that all their needs have been met.

The situation is critical. There is no electricity anywhere on the island, and only 40 percent of customers have running water.

What we are seeing there is nothing short of a humanitarian crisis.

Our fellow citizens deserve a robust and swift response from both all of us in Congress as well as the Administration.

I do believe that the Department has a very critical role to play.

I knew that Senators Rubio and Cantwell were going to focus on what has happened in Puerto Rico, so we brought some pictures of the devastation that I think say it very clearly.

One of the conversations we have been having is about as we look at Puerto Rico and the devastation there to particularly their utility grid.

People in my home State of New Hampshire and most Americans I talk to really don't want their private and personal data used or sold without their consent just to line the pockets of Internet service providers.

would limit the FTC's effectiveness in protecting consumers.

Mr. President, I rise today to oppose the latest disastrous iteration of TrumpCare, the Graham-Cassidy proposal. It is disappointing that we are here once again. In July, Granite Staters breathed a sigh of relief when the Senate defeated a…

Mr. President, it feels like Groundhog Day again because, once more, we are seeing Republican leadership in the Senate advancing another bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act and to make radical cuts to the Medicaid Program. As with…

I hope very much that we can continue in this Committee to find our way forward on bipartisan solutions to stabilize our current health insurance market.

I'm cosponsoring this legislation because I really support the goals of this bill, to ensure that justice for victims of sex trafficking is possible and to hold bad actors like Backpage accountable and liable.

I am grateful that she was located, but my understanding is that under current law, neither she nor other teenage victims of online sex trafficking can seek justice against the companies that enabled their exploitation.

I encourage my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to not bring forward the Graham-Cassidy bill which hasn't been through regular process.

Which is a sad commentary on the budget situation.

It is an incredibly empowering and self-revitalizing in many ways aspect of their recovery. They're able to stand up and say, 'This happened to me. It was wrong. And someone should pay for that in some way.'