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It is fairly insane that the tech industry doesn’t know where AI may go next.

We also want to ensure that funding of these technologies is paired with appropriate oversight to ensure that the funding is not used to facilitate such abuse.

We have got to find a way to balance in America privacy and security. I think there is a balance.

We’ve got to find a way to protect and enforce the Bill of Rights and the basic personal liberties of every law-abiding citizen in this country no matter what the technology is.

Husted’s bill is a fraud, it’s voluntary, no company has to do it.

That’s something we’re going to find out about pretty soon, whether the Democrats are willing to take yes for an answer on that, but it has consequences for all the things we’re talking about today, most importantly energy prices.

I don’t do the prediction stuff, because I actually want to get this done.

Most of the dealbreaker humps we’re over, but now it’s refining the language, taking raw agreements into legislative texts and figuring out what schedule for voting succeeds.

I urge you not to move forward with this proposal, which would undermine the intent of the CR provision and more important, the Federal government’s objective of funding biomedical research projects based on scientific merit and value…

It shouldn’t take public outcry to prevent President Trump and [Office of Management and Budget director] Russ Vought from laying waste to the NIH and defunding lifesaving research because they think it’s ‘woke’ or want to extort a…

If [Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.] would put them on the floor today, we can pass them. Period.

Mr. Huang should be nowhere near the negotiating table during President Xi’s visit.

We certainly should not be letting tech billionaires like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang negotiate away our export controls or decide our AI policy to benefit his own personal bottom line.

Put simply, Trump is handing China the technology it needs to win the AI race.

President Trump must draw a hard line.

Both sides have expressed an interest in some limited ceasefire that involved grain and energy.

I think the fundamental challenge, and it's really at the core of what Iran needs to decide - do they want to be a country or do they want to be a revolution?

I think slaughtering 10,000 of your own people in protests is a violation of the U.N. - I hope it's a violation of the U.N. principles.

Republicans’ roster of corruption and candidates who have been a rubber stamp to Trump is very much affecting their campaigns.

I think it’s going to be a groundswell.

All six are viable. All six we can win. And so we’re excited about all of them.

We may be outspent in all the races, but we will not be outworked.

“Allowing one Trump-aligned, foreign-owned conglomerate to dominate American news and entertainment is a disastrous outcome. After the Trump administration ran an apparently corrupt antitrust review process to wave through a blatantly…

It is unacceptable that President Trump has dragged the U.S. into a reckless war while failing to properly protect our service members from Iranian attacks and to give them the care they need.