the American public overwhelming supports the Disclose Act.

Will the Senator yield for a question about how long he plans to speak, just for the convenience of others?

I come to the floor to support my colleague and friend Senator Cortez Masto in her efforts to bring this legislation not only to the floor but to passage. This has been a long, long trail of broken promises and false assertions. It began…

Let me shift to Ms. Arena for a moment. Your testimony makes comparisons between the tobacco industries' campaign of fraud and what the fossil fuel industry is doing these days.

We could say that we support a mission that this war doesn't spread to NATO.

We have to recognize that would include occupying part of Russia, toppling their government, and replacing them with a different government.

It is more important than ever that we build strong relationships with our allies in Latin America based on mutual respect, fair commerce, and a shared commitment to security and human rights.

nothing has been more pernicious in law than abstract theories untethered from reality.

There's just no point being mean to these kids. They've got enough going on already.

This is a time for engagement and partnership, not hyperpartisanship.

Negative externalities should be in the price of a product and that to shift that cost to the public is a subsidy.

the American public overwhelming supports the Disclose Act.

Those who are willing to say let it all be transparent are not trying to silence anyone.

The worst thing we could do for our own security is drive our Latin American neighbors into the arms of our adversaries.

if China is going to Latin America and offering money and infrastructure and security, the United States has to counter that with more than rhetoric.

It just seems to me that when we're dealing with a population that includes so many children, that coming at this from perspective of kindness and love and support is the thing that just we ought to be doing as fellow human beings.

the flood of money into both political parties is destroying our democracy and, yes, is making it much harder for us to fight climate change.

We ought to be able to determine wherever we are--everyday people, journalists, elected official, expert, whether there's a conflict of interest.