Mr. President, I am speaking tomorrow at an Air Force ROTC commissioning ceremony at the University of Arkansas. As I have been preparing my remarks, I have been thinking a lot about the airmen who have left more than contrails behind…

I personally received calls from high-ranking Obama administration officials asking me to withdraw them from the bill.

Inmates are running the asylum.

I would ask that we proceed with caution before producing a report that might infringe on Americans' privacy rights needlessly.

I did not receive any objection from Trump administration officials, to include from our intelligence community.

Russia was using active measures and covert influence efforts to undermine our nuclear modernization efforts.

We are trying to protect consumers, but as you say, there are real problems that the PACE loan system creates for taxpayers as well.

Mr. President, I am going to be voting no on this 1,700- page bill. I am not blind to some of the good parts of the bill. It includes last year's Intelligence Authorization Act, and it includes some parts of the bill that I worked on that…

Mr. President, I want to take this opportunity to highlight what I consider an unsung achievement of this administration and this Congress--the slow but steady rollback of the last administration's midnight regulations. The numbers are…

we have to begin to not allow the distortion of terms or the outlawing of terms in Hong Kong or anywhere else.

One cannot be faulted for likening Mr. Xi's impending arrival to Hong Kong to that of a Roman emperor inspecting what he views as conquered lands.