Dianne Feinstein

I concur with the statement of Democratic Leader Reid. The P5+1 agreement is an executive agreement that can remain in effect beyond this administration. In fact, portions of the agreement last 20 and 25 years, and others are forever…

I worry very much about particularly chicken because chicken has become such a high item for people in terms of eating.

I have long been interested in this, actually before my colleagues came on, and have tried to be helpful in getting more ag inspectors at our border.

I really think you have a good thing going in what I have read on FSMA, and I like very much how you are going about it.

I think you are taking action, and I am very pleased to see that.

I am concerned that year after year, the Centers for Disease Control reports that the United States has not made progress in reducing the number of foodborne Salmonella infections that occur.

I want to thank you and the men and women of the FBI for really unparalleled service to protect this country and disrupt and prevent attacks.

There was a crowded hearing this morning in Judiciary and I think the number of people here today is evidence that this is a subject of great interest.

Senator Feinstein, with original cosponsors Boxer, Blumenthal, Schumer, and Gillibrand, introduced a bill, Senate Bill 1006, that would extend the deadline to 2018 on a case-by-case basis in one-year increments.

If I may a point of personal privilege. Mr. President, I would like to correct the majority leader, regretfully. I did not support the Burr bill. I do not believe that is the way to go. I have taken a good look at this. For those who want…

Thank you, Senator Hatch. I appreciate your commitment to assisting Nepal. Senator Wyden, do you also commit to include my Nepal legislation in the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015?

Thank you, Senator Hatch. To that end, I have filed an amendment, No. 1438, that would provide nonsensitive Nepali exports duty-free treatment in the U.S. market. Doing so would be consistent with our response to Haiti's devastating…

What changes would you recommend that Congress make in order to strengthen this legislation and more effectively address this issue?

The triad, in order to preserve our deterrent capability, must be sustained, and that we should not negotiate any further reductions

Last year's Russian invasion of Ukraine highlighted the Air Force's reliance on Russian-made engines to launch U.S. national security satellites into space.

My belief is that we have enough nuclear weapons in this country, and that they are huge, and hopefully they will never be used.

I may have a very hard voting for it. I just want you to know that.

The Homeless Children and Youth Act of 2015 (S. 256), sponsored by Senator Dianne Feinstein and Senator Rob Portman would amend the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's definition of homelessness.

I have become convinced that these numbers do not accurately reflect children in California that are homeless.

The figures for California according to HUD are 25,094. According to the Education Department they are 259,656.

This is an issue that really is not often brought to the floor in the way it should be.

I think positive train control is one of the most important things our Government can do to prevent this from happening.

I would like to speak with you in my brief time about two issues. The first is drones, and the second is positive train control.

Non-profit research institutions, like the Stanford Research Institute, have unique capabilities and expertise that can provide great value to the research and development portfolios of the Department of Defense.

Well, it sounds to me like we have spent a billion--$1.22 billion just now in getting ready to get a project put together.