We know, Mr. Schostek, that Honda provides loaner vehicles to anyone who has a defective air bag.

today is a momentous one in the Capitol because the students of America are giving us a real life lesson in the American Constitution. Their energy and passion are a civics lesson for America. What a proud and wonderful moment today is for…

It was a missed opportunity.

How are you going to pay for it?

We can all agree the infrastructure needs are absolutely overwhelming.

I urge you to advise the President, in fact, urge the President to back off his threat to shut down the government over the Gateway Project.

The end of your deadline will be enforced.

But some of them did.

We know it's there, but we also know that in order to pay for it, you're going to have to go back.

It's essential to our transportation network and economy around the country. So I'd like you to commit that you will urge the President to support the Gateway Project.

It's a form of sort of second class citizen.

I want to talk a little bit about urban areas which, in my view, are as important as rural areas in lack of adequate service.

I don't know how anyone could possibly use a smart phone to do a paper.

We were actually disappointed that some members of the FCC wanted to include wireless broadband service as satisfying the requirements for meeting broadband deployment.

I sort of feel like there is an elephant in this room, which is where are our law enforcers, right?

Thank you, Mr. President. We are here at a critical time for our democracy because our country is under attack. In fact, we are here because Russia is attacking our democracy as part of a campaign of informational warfare. That term is not…

I have proposed--the Robert Matava Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act that would require mandatory forfeiture...

If it were a priority, if our law enforcers at both the state and federal level took a more aggressive role here...

Would you agree with me that Russia committed an act of war against the United States by interfering in our past election, as detailed graphically and dramatically by that indictment?

Can you assure us that you will take action in the event that any foreign government seeks to manipulate a member of the White House staff?

there is no reasonable justification for a yearlong policy that allowed people who may have very harmful secrets in their own backgrounds to have access to our nation's secrets?

I think the American people deserve to know whether, in fact, the President directed his top intelligence officials to effectively counter this continuing act of war on our country.

Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea will pose the greatest cyber threats to the United States during the next year.

Isn't his continuing access to that information a threat to our national security?

But, he's never given you orders to take any specific action either to deter or retaliate against Russia for its act of war on our country.