Amy Klobuchar: “They talked about how each one of these confrontations have a high cost.”

We stood up for people. We stood up for strangers, and I believe, in the end, when you’re a beacon like that, that makes people want to move to your state. That makes them want to start businesses here. All of that is tied in with housing.

There are plenty of people that will bring things up that they’re worried about, and you talk to them about that.

American prosperity was built on a foundation of open markets and fair competition, but right now our country faces a monopoly problem, and American consumers, workers, and businesses are paying the price.

If we have an issue with the city, well then, we have our mayor here (to) work out every problem with every city.