I wasn't commenting on the behavior of my distinguished friend. I understand his situation, and I have no quarrel with him, no complaint; I only have admiration for him. I am sorry for the circumstances with which he has to deal. I hope those circumstances will change.
Expressing support for a colleague during a Senate floor discussion.
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