Chris Murphy

Maintaining engine commonality across the full fleet of F-35s is one major benefit of the F135 ECU.

This, frankly, would not cost a ton of money to decide that we are going to develop a dedicated core of anti-corruption officers.

Many of our closest security allies, in a place like the Middle East, are stealing from their people on a daily basis.

This also would be a way to not be so heavily reliant on sanctions policy.

You do not have to conduct an investigation to figure out that the very structure of many of these countries involve taking resources that should be available for the benefit of the entire nation and using them in a way to benefit only a…

A lot of that money is going to trust funds. A lot of that money is going into inherited wealth.

If Government is going to invest in business the trillions of dollars we invest in business, that our taxpayer dollars invest in business, that should--those benefits should be going to working class people, not just strictly business.

For the first time last year, the majority of wealth for new billionaires...came not from their work, but through inheritance.

I think, the fundamental question here that we are asking is where has all this wealth gone that has been gathered in this economy from these massive increases in productivity if it hasn't been going to workers.

Republicans led by Donald Trump killed it because they just can't imagine a world in which they can't exploit the border for political purposes.

Donald Trump is the primary thing standing in the way.

I understand now that Republicans will not support a bipartisan border fix, that they are only interested in this issue remaining a political wedge issue.

President Trump does not want to fix the border. He does not want to fix the border because all he wants is a chaotic border because he thinks it helps him politically.

This invasion rhetoric is just absolutely disgusting. It's xenophobic. It's racist.

The risks of miscalculation will not only lead to another deadly attack against U.S. service members, it could lead to a full scale regional war.

I thought your opening remarks sounded a lot more like a campaign speech for Donald Trump's reelection than a sober analysis of the situation on the ground in the region.

I believe we need to do everything in our power to protect our allies and the United States from the Iranian threat.

President Trump's policy toward Iran was a disaster. They got closer to a nuclear weapon. Their proxies did not get any weaker.

I expressed my support for Senator Murphy and Senator Kaine's concerns that there needs to be an AUMF in regards to our military operations in the Red Sea.

We need to place an imperative and a priority on bringing to close this round of hostilities.

It is in my view laughable to call that self-defense.

There is no congressional authorization for these hostilities.

I do agree that it is a very troubling and creative interpretation of Article II authority to extend protection to partners.

The extent of the military infrastructure inside Yemen... is extensive, and they have shown... the ability to very quickly rebuild their capacity.

I support the actions that the Administration has taken because I believe that the United States is the guarantor of the freedom of navigation of international waters.