Todd Young

I want to applaud the Trump administration for your effort to reform our development assistance.

I was pleased to see the administration recognize the importance of this program in their recent FY18 budget request requesting $1.2 billion for this transit program.

Would you agree that treating our fellow Americans who happened to be Muslim with the equality and respect through our words as well as our actions is one of the best ways to oppose ISIS and Al Qaeda's warped ideology and preserve our…

I think most people who I confer with, most Hoosiers from my State of Indiana, agree that the vast majority of Muslim Americans are patriots.

I urge your department to carefully consider the implementation of any restrictions that would impede the transport of these lifesaving medical devices aboard aircraft.

It's my strong conviction they ought to be treated distinctly from lithium ion batteries that are found, for example, in a cell phone.

We're depending on this Federal program's viability and continuance.

I commend the Administration for proposing something new with respect to our air traffic control system.

We have to incorporate the very valid concerns, which I share, about our rural communities and their service into this proposal.

I think it's worth noting that not all lithium ion batteries are created equally.

It is answering that question that deserves our most urgent attention today.

I have no doubts that authoritarian regimes and the broader international community will pay some measure of attention to some of the words that are said here today.

I want to thank our ranking member for his thoughtful questions. I just really enjoy serving with you on this subcommittee.

I think one way of addressing this is, number one, get rid of agenda Item 7 and put it under what is called Item 4.

We owe it to ourselves and to those who sacrificed so much for our liberty to keep America in the forefront of this battle.

Support for human rights and democracy around the world has been a bipartisan tradition, one of the few unifying causes in our politics.

I think it should be tried. I am not worried that it would hurt the relationship.

This could conceivably be a precondition for that. That certainly would be leverage, one would think.

Nevertheless, the United States needs to go on the record and try its best to fight it.

I suggest the absence of a quorum. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mrs. Ernst). The clerk will call the roll. The bill clerk proceeded to call the roll.

I say to the Senator, let me end by reiterating my gratitude to you, of course, for your exceptional leadership, for walking points on this issue, and I look forward to our continued work together. I thank all our colleagues who have…

I rise to join the senior Senator from Indiana in voicing my strong support for the Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act of 2017. During Police Week, I wish to take a minute to thank all of our men and women in blue who stand on…

I am pleased to join Senator Murphy to discuss the importance of this humanitarian crisis in Yemen. As he so cogently emphasized, this is, at once, a humanitarian crisis and also a security crisis in the region and beyond. I am a new…

Indeed. The last thing we want to do is to exacerbate a situation where we already have 10 million desperate people on the cusp of starvation or passing away on account of a lack of medical supplies. We need assistance here, which is why…

It is a critical question, and it is one I have been asking so many stakeholders involved in this issue. No one has presented to me persuasive evidence indicating that a Saudi-led attack on the port would result in defeat of the…