Then I certainly will. Mr. President, last week the majority leader wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, and it was titled, without a hint of irony, ``How the Senate Is Supposed to Work.'' In his article, Senator McConnell declared…

All right, I will just ask my question. On Monday, I wanted to come to the Senate floor to make the request I just made, but I guess the majority leader was taking a lot of heat about judges and Donald Trump's racist statements about them…

Mr. President, I am asking if the majority leader will yield for a question. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The majority leader does not have the floor.

I ask through the Chair if the majority leader will yield for a question. Mr. McCONNELL. I yielded the floor.

Mr. President, our government has work to do, but when it comes to making sure that our courts have the judges they need, when it comes to making sure that the Federal agencies have the leaders they need, and when it comes to filling a…

Well, thank you very much. You know, Congressman Hensarling is in New York today meeting with Donald Trump to discuss what we could call his 'Wet Kiss for Wall Street Act.'

But if unity means a marriage between Donald Trump's toxic racism and Jeb Hensarling's Wall Street giveaways, then I think they would be better off with division.

Iran faces barriers to foreign investment that go well beyond the complexities of longstanding nuclear-related sanctions.

If they do not start addressing these areas, they are not going to see the foreign business come in.

the best way to change Iran's behavior is to keep the pressure on.

But a recent report by former Treasury officials and other sanctions experts concluded that... the implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action did not lead to a $100 to $150 billion immediate windfall for the Iranian regime.