Contempt by the president of the United States for the lives of the American people.

He says, I didn't want to cause a panic -- really? If you see a train coming and car on their tracks, you would say, get out of the way.

From a policy standpoint, he's their guy. He's their guy. And so, they're protecting him.

One would think it would be surprising, because one day, they're going to have to answer to their children and their grandchildren as to why their behavior was so contemptible.

I have never been able to make sense of the president of the United States. I know there is a method to his madness. And I use that word very specifically, madness.

His delay, his denial, his distortion caused deaths, caused deaths.

Mother Earth is angry. She's telling us, whether she's telling us with hurricanes on the Gulf Coast, fires in the West, whatever it is, that the climate crisis is real and has an impact.

The President himself has made reckless and inflammatory threats to cut off funding to the States because he does not like the protests against racism.

Here we are, on the eve of 9/11, the 19th anniversary of 9/11, as we are filled with sadness, continue to be filled with sadness, about those who lost their lives at that time and since from consequences of 9/11.

They want to give tax cuts to the richest people in America and then say, we can't afford to feed our children who are millions of them are food insecure now.

What the president did showed -- yes, in those comments, showed his contempt, contempt for the American people and their health, contempt for science, contempt for any real effort to crush the virus, contempt for his supporters, their…

Mitch McConnell and Senate Republicans have blocked this critical relief, and their alternative bill provides zero dollars to States.

They are so pathetic.

She's feeling confident about her chances of keeping the House majority in November.

McConnell's bill pathetic and doesn't come close to addressing the nation's problems.

We need to appropriate enough money right now to push us through the next fiscal year when Joe Biden is hopefully to them elected, so we will not be begging for another vote and more money in a few months.

Republican's skinny bill is less than a skinny bill. As Chuck Schumer and I have said, it's an emaciated bill. It falls short in meeting the needs of the American people when we talk about putting money in their pockets, when we talk about…

I take responsibility for trusting other word of a neighborhood salon that I've been to over the years, many times. And that when they said what we're able to accommodate people one person at a time, and that we can set up that time I…

Thank you for your paws, Mitch McConnell. Too bad you didn't tell the virus to pause.

What further evidence does anyone need, that this President didn't care less about the spread of this virus than to see what he did vandalizing, by the way, the White House by bringing all those people there, no mask, no distancing and the…

I have every intention -- I have every intention that the Gang of Eight will be briefed, but I have never wanted to stay there.

Instead, the President offered a fake solution, executive orders, that give the appearance of action, but were clearly insufficient to address the economic peril Americans face.

The HEROES Act would extend $600 weekly unemployment benefits, help families with food and housing assistance, and support state and local governments and the millions of essential workers they employ.

Secretary Mnuchin, I hope you will return to the negotiating table prepared to find common cause on legislation that meets the pressing needs of America's families and communities that are hurting from this crisis.

It's very clear that the President once invites, appreciate it -- appreciates Russia's involvement in our elections, which is not lawful. We don't want Vladimir Putin deciding who the next president is. We want the American people to…