Political violence of any kind and against any individual is unacceptable and completely incompatible with American values.

This moment requires leadership that brings the American people together as opposed to further divide us.

And if Republicans go nuclear, the historically bad nominees we've seen so far under Donald Trump will get only worse.

If you go nuclear, it's going to be a decision you will come to regret.

Save the Garment District. Best in New York fashion [and it’s] a major industry for New York.

This is a sad, regrettable day for the Senate.

If we don’t turn down the rhetoric of hate speech it will be tragic for us all.

This is horrific. This is awful.

There is no understanding as we know publicly, of who this individual is, what their motivations were, where they came from. Whether it is a member of Congress, whether it is the president of the United States—to assume and assert, cast…

This is awful and the assassination of Charlie Kirk risks an uncorking of political chaos and violence that we cannot risk in America.

I think it's both.

From the moment I was elected, I have felt that I accept a certain level of risk in doing this job.

Political violence in any form against any American is unacceptable, to be denounced by everyone, and moving forward, we have to figure out a better way to come together.

Are we going to do something, or are we going to argue over rhetoric? That is my question about this.

There’s been so much lying, obfuscation, cover-ups — the American people need to see everything that’s in the Epstein file.

We will not support a partisan spending agreement that continues to rip away healthcare from the American people. Period. Full stop.

We have to pass gun safety legislation and stop this.

This is a time that all Americans should come together and feel and mourn what happened. Violence, which affects so many different people, so many different political persuasions, is an affliction of America.