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Congress should act to change what we’ve come to know as birthright citizenship.

A hundred years from now, when we look back on our moment, we're not gonna talk about our politics very much. I think we're gonna talk about the fact that we are living through a technological revolution.

The potential and the capacity of most souls and most brains is a lot more than that, and we've just got a disastrous system.

Our educational systems are just a complete disaster.

I want the U.S. Via decentralized corporate structures to rule the world, not CCP, tyrannical, Maoist to rule of the world, and I think most middle powers, most countries in the world, know that somewhere between 25 years from now, we're…

Truly honored to join President Trump and so many other leaders for the Ratepayer Protection Pledge. America will win the AI war with China without hardworking families having to bear the electricity costs. We can—and MUST—do both.

What we’re doing is investing in Nebraska.

Next time there’s a balloon floating across the country and nobody can identify its source, and it’s over Nebraska space, we’re going to make sure it doesn’t get out of the state. We’ll bring it down.

What we want to do is make sure we’re not locking out people who come from a successful business. We don’t want to keep a successful business person from coming to Congress.

This is the plane that will command and control our nuclear weapons on America's worst day. We cannot play these political games with the NC three.

The trophies, those are all going to tarnish with time. His commitment to people and his commitment to youth has inspired us all to try to do better than what we ever thought we could do.

He has done a lot for our state serving, obviously, not only the University of Nebraska but here in Washington, D.C., as well.

His commitment to people and his commitment to youth has inspired us all to try to do better than what we ever thought we could do.

That we’re able to recognize him is a really, really special day.

We want to lead the way but we want to make sure we play winning ball.

My expectation is there’s going to be a lot of wood being thrown in the air quickly, a lot of concrete going down, because there are a lot of people really excited.