I share the President's concern and his desire to get immigration reform done.

I am unable to go back to my constituents and say here is the reason that these people with multiple felonies were released into the community.

I share the concerns that some of my colleagues have expressed about some of the, for lack of a better term, extra-constitutional actions taken by the President with regard to the ACA.

What I would suggest is that it is not routine to go for a year, a year and a half, 2 years before you come back with an assessment that you said that you would do with regard to these programs.

Mr. President, I rise today to congratulate my colleagues on the recent introduction of legislation to promote trade promotion authority. Increasing free trade levels the playing field for U.S. companies. We all know that. It increases…

I would like to thank--both Senator McCain and myself enlisted a number of people in Arizona to make suggestions and to vet the nominations.

I would like to pay a special thanks to Senator McCain and to Senator Flake for coming together and working with the administration.

I would also like to thank Senator McCain for his very kind words in his introductory remarks.

I just have to say for your parents watching at home this webcast, they must be extremely proud, as the whole State is and the country, for, you know, the trailblazing way that you are going through this, to be the first Native American…

This is, like I said, a big chore. These are lifetime appointments. It is an important step, and we want to be thorough in this process, and I believe that we were.

We regret the death of the French soldiers as well as Congolese soldiers who were killed.