Mark DeSaulnier

When does technology benefit? When is it interacted?

I feel like Charlie Brown with Lucy with the football, and Lucy would be the Senate.

So-called right to work laws silence workers' voices, driving their wages down, and suppressing their economic well-being.

I would urge my colleagues to join President Biden and congressional Democrats in support of the bipartisan Protecting the Right to Organize, the PRO Act.

Only a fool would try to stop an American man or woman from trying to organize.

We have been working on the challenges for climate change, and our economy, and our workforce, and our environment for a long time.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. First, Mr. Secretary, I want to thank you about the work you've done on aviation safety.

I also want to thank you--I have heard a lot of comments about people asking you to come to their districts--thank you for coming to my district to look at the GoMentum Station at an old Naval weapons station.

I have been a long time proponent of transit and have been working to make all forms of transportation more effective and accessible in the district I represent and the greater San Francisco Bay Area.

Thank you. You clearly took high school French with that pronunciation at some point.

How do we deal with the issue of aging and demographic changes in this country in a robust workforce that benefits everybody?

I agree, we need to have a thoughtful immigration policy in this country.

We are a country that was formed on freedom and cheap labor.

We have an immigration problem in this country. We have gone through this before in our history.

This is unquestionably an issue that needs to be addressed by the Congress.

As a progressive, I agree with you. I believe in transparency.

We need you to make sure that that investment goes back to the people it was intended to--working Americans--not to companies with questionable track records, in terms of ethics, and to their investors offshore.

We need you to make sure that investment goes back to the people it was intended to--working Americans--not to companies with questionable track records.

I know just how critical labor unions have been, and continue to be for workers and their families, and our economy.

Only a fool would try to deprive working men and women of the right to join a union of their choice.

Nothing is more important.

It was workers in the labor movement who built the middle class by giving employees a voice on the job.

Today unions continue to organize and bargain for better working conditions for both union and non-union working Americans.

I remain hopeful that we can have a bipartisan agreement that Congress should support workers-nothing is more important.

Madison said if people were angels there would be no need for government.