affirmatively further fair housing.

I really resent that remark. I have asked the question about how it is that delaying enforcement of rules that were already in place, to delay--to help end housing discrimination would help.

I just see you heading in the wrong direction; that is, going backwards.

the biggest scandal of your tenure is your unwillingness to do your job and enforce the laws that reduce housing discrimination and segregation across this country.

Fifty years ago, Congress passed the Fair Housing Act, but housing discrimination is still a huge problem in this country.

I am here to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy's monumental campaign for President. Kennedy's brief, tragic run at the Presidency has had an enduring impact on so many generations of Americans. The reason, I think, is…

The drug companies' margins are about 6 times ours, on average.

If health centers lost access to these discounted drugs, do you believe that patients would be better off or worse off?

I think it is always fair to look for ways to improve a program like 340B, to make sure it is supporting those who need it the most.

Congress does not have the courage to act on gun violence, but young people across this country are showing the way. They are speaking up, and they are demanding action. I honor them, and I commit to fight alongside them. I am going to…

on Friday I held a townhall in Springfield, MA. On Saturday we had another townhall, this time in Weymouth, MA. I met with kids at Weymouth High School who are forming a ``Never Again'' group and who want to pass some sensible gun…

The 340B Program helps hospitals and clinics providing care to the most vulnerable patients--the uninsured, the underinsured, people with HIV or AIDS, children with cancer--by requiring drug companies to provide medications at a discounted…

But whatever happens, make sure that no one focuses on the out of control drug prices that the drug companies are charging; charging, simply because they can.

If 340B did not exist, drug companies would have an extra $6 billion in their pocket.

Thank you, Mr. President. I have come to the floor of the Senate five times over the past week to talk about how the bank lobbyist act puts American families in danger of getting punched in the gut in another financial crisis. I have…

isn't there some deterrence value in letting our adversaries know that we are actively working to improve our missile defense systems?

According to an article that was published last month, you discussed plans to change how you report Missile Defense Agency testing plans to the public.

I find the number of unknowns that we heard before from the administrator and that still seem to be there worrisome.

Will the impact on readiness be part of the Department's analysis of alternatives?

According to your previous public comments, the B83 is required to hold certain targets in North Korea at risk.

So, the Administration's Nuclear Posture Review calls for a new low-yield submarine-launched ballistic missile.

What kind of testing will you need to conduct to ensure that whatever modifications are made will not impact the safety, security, and effectiveness of the warhead?

I just have real concerns about your agency's capacity to take on additional work.

So you cannot give me an answer right now on how long it will take to do this?

I think it's important that it be done by the end of the life extension program.