Congress should not run college sports. That’s the first thing I wanna say. We cannot run college sports.
Tommy Tuberville
The Public Record
Tommy Hawley Tuberville is an American politician and former college football coach who has served as the junior United States Senator from Alabama since January 3, 2020. A member of the Republican Party, Tuberville succeeded Doug Jones in the Senate. Prior to his political career, he was the head coach of the Auburn University football team, leading them to a successful season in 2010. Tuberville's political positions often focus on issues such as immigration, military funding, and education reform.
College athletics should be a pathway to a degree, a meaningful career in a better future long after the final whistle blows.
Mr. President, I wanna bring up a subject today that’s close and near to my heart. Four things that made this country strong—made it the best country in the world is God, family, military, and sports.
We need to tariff the hell out of China. I don’t understand that. I don’t understand why we cannot protect our people in our country.
This year’s NDAA will make sure Alabama continues playing an outsized role in our national defense.
The U.S. military is not interested in appeasement, but in winning wars and keeping Americans safe.
The United States was constantly on our heels and playing defense under the Biden administration. Those days are over thanks to President Trump and Secretary Hegseth.
Our job isn’t to chase every new trend. Our job is to figure out what works, what doesn’t, and what’s best for students, parents, and teachers.
Our sawmills are closing down. We’re getting beat up by Canada. I think we have a 25-percent-tariff on Canada. It needs to be about 60, 70 percent. They are flooding our country with lumber.
I’m thankful for the committee holding a hearing today to finally put this ridiculous residency hoax to bed.
We need more oversight on that. You know, it looks great when it comes in these frozen packages in the grocery store, but we’re putting it in our bodies.
For the past six years, I’ve proudly represented Alabama in the United States Senate.
This entire witch-hunt could have been avoided if the media and Democrats had just asked a few of our neighbors about this, but they don’t care about the truth.
I am proud to have served the state for the last six years and glad to put the ridiculous residency hoax to bed.
Our foresters are getting killed. Our sawmills are closing down. We’re getting beat up by Canada. I think we have a 25-percent-tariff on Canada. It needs to be about 60, 70 percent.
The SAVE America Act is most important. It requires voters to show a government ID to vote in federal elections. What a thought. This is common sense.
I want to thank one person that people need to take their hat off to—his name is President Donald Trump.
We’re here to welcome a new winner to our state. We love winning. The State of Alabama loves winning.
I don’t understand why we cannot protect our people in our country, and I know it’s all about diplomacy. But at the end of the day, we have got to save the people that that make things in his country.
I think we have a 25-percent-tariff on Canada. It needs to be about 60, 70 percent. They are flooding our country with lumber.
We’re still losing because when you have all those high input costs up to this point, the farmers, and producers in my state of Alabama—when you have a four or five-year-losing streak—in coaching, you get fired. Well, in farming, you go…
We raised on the Gulf Coast about four percent of the shrimp that we eat in our country. So, 96 percent of the shrimp that comes that we eat comes from other countries.
China can come in and buy our lumber—our trees—and cut our trees, put them on ships, ship them back, mill them, make cabinets out of them—the same that we make here—and then ship them back and they undercut our prices.





