Can I underline crisis three times? We have a bill that Republicans and Democrats have built. It is good for urban America, rural America, first-time homebuyers, renters, seniors, families that are expanding.

It’s because he really doesn’t care about American families and doesn’t care about the fact that prices are up and the promises he made to lower costs on Day 1 have not only come to nothing — prices are higher on groceries, prices are…

“After 2028, we’ll have new players in Washington, and everyone who’s engaged in this merger frenzy right now is aware of that,”

It’s horrific that the Trump administration is using taxpayer dollars to prop up a website that pushes pregnant women towards non-medical anti-abortion centers.

Moms.gov is not about promoting women’s health. It is an attempt to use HHS resources to further strip women of their rights and privacy.

This bill is a major step toward reducing housing costs for millions of American families, and Donald Trump just doesn't care.

“if they are later determined to violate those laws”

10 years ago, I warned that competition in America was dying. Today, meaningful competition barely registers a heartbeat.

It looks like we’re careening towards oligarchy. But I’m smiling because the antitrust cat is out of the bag.

“A bigger problem is that Ellison himself wants to inject a tilt into the news, and that means, where Americans turn for news, they can depend less and less on hearing independent, unbiased reports, and increasingly hearing a predigested…

Corporations don’t get a free pass from antitrust just because they’re using an algorithm.

“We are in a housing emergency. This bill is a major step toward reducing housing costs for millions of American families, and Donald Trump just doesn’t care,”

“As soon as Trump took office, corporations came knocking at the White House door to get their pro-monopoly deals approved,”

“Have you wondered why companies keep donating millions of dollars to Trump’s gold-encrusted ballroom, his arch, or his library? It looks a lot like a pay-to-play scheme.”

“What we’ll be able to change in the law will be tough, with Donald Trump still sitting in the White House and able to veto anything he doesn’t like,”

This just doesn’t make any sense other than whatever it is he wants to do is complete indifference to the cost squeeze on American families and to genuine efforts to do something about it.

I just … I don’t have any idea.

We need strong people at DOJ, but if judges ignore the law, then Americans aren’t going to see the benefit of the antitrust laws.

At a time when reproductive health data is being used to criminalize women, the Administration’s use of federal funds to direct women to a private data-collection system... is cause for alarm and warrants significant scrutiny.

Yes, it’s tough out there. Dominant corporations are in a merger frenzy, and the Trump administration is corrupt. The giants won’t give up power easily. But the fight is on, and we’re not giving up.

In this hostile environment, women deserve a government that will work tirelessly to ensure that they have access to health care that improves their lives...

If you’re asking me to get into Donald Trump’s head and figure out what’s going on there, you need somebody else.

Today's vote proves that it is possible to find bipartisan, common ground on legislation that actually helps the American people. And, importantly, it proves that bipartisan legislation doesn't have to be the weakest, most milquetoast…

He could be over here trying to claim a victory.

He wants to blame Democrats and blame me for busting our tails to try to lower costs for American families. Well, bring on the blame.