The trash took itself out.

Without a doubt, the national debt is a ticking bomb.

I absolutely support Zyn and those things as long as it's safe. I think that's important. That's a choice that every American of legal age deserves to have and to participate in a way that doesn't turn them into a criminal.

Extremism is driving it, without a doubt.

We Democrats, we were so wrong about eliminating the filibuster. I was wrong too.

I was the only Democrat that said that's dumb and terrible. Why would you shut down our entire government because we aren't able to win enough elections to make the kind of changes that we all want to?

I am very, very libertarian in a lot of ways and for those circumstances.

I think history vindicated someone like [former Sens. Kyrsten] Sinema [I–Ariz.] and [Joe] Manchin [I–W.Va.] to stand for that.

We need the filibuster? The filibuster should stay in place? Absolutely, 100 percent.

So, I don't know why you want to keep pushing these kinds of people.

We are all here for love of country, love of Pennsylvania, and love of trains.

Trains are part of the fabric of who we are as Pennsylvanians, and I think you’ve been with Big Boy making its way through Pennsylvania, with over a quarter of a million people so far having turned out to see it, recognize that.

Ninety-two percent of all planted acres are represented by Republicans. Now, I will say 100% of all constituents eat.

While this may not be in our jurisdiction, it is certainly in the interest of the farmers and ranchers, and foresters that we represent.

Part of me as a Philadelphian wants to say a Philly cheesesteak. But that would not age well over 250 years.

I truly fear for our health systems, particularly in rural areas as well as urban areas. They will not be able to withstand the full amount of these cuts once the bill is finally phased in.

The 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence were signing their death forms. After all, they knew what they faced had they not succeeded.

At its essence, you have the largest tax cuts for billionaires in American history, over $5 trillions worth paid for by the deepest cuts to healthcare and food assistance in American history.