Amy Klobuchar

The economy has added jobs for 48 consecutive months.

The national unemployment rate of 6.7 percent has dropped more than three percentage points since the height of the downturn.

Thank you Chairman Brady for holding today's hearing on monetary policy.

I think increasingly we need to be working with international partners around the world.

Many of the large data breaches and the hacking operations are perpetrated by people outside the U.S.

Are you speeding up your adoption of that now?

Would that lead to less fraud?

I think I would start with that. What do you think we need to do to stop this from happening, in terms of adopting some of the technology?

The call for legislation in this area is a bipartisan call.

I've been a long-time advocate as we look at not just airline manufacturing but also defense manufacturing as a whole.

I think immigration reform is the closest thing to a win-win-win that we have identified in economics.

I introduced a bipartisan bill with Senator Susan Collins of Maine that requires the Congressional Budget Office to look back at rules and regulations.

While we are still not where we would like to be, as you know, Dr. Furman, we have made real progress recovering from the recession.

GDP has grown for 11 straight quarters, and the CEA projects stronger growth in 2014.

The national unemployment rate of 6.7 percent has dropped 1.2 percentage points since the end of 2012.

U.S. manufacturing employment has increased by 612,000 jobs since February 2010.

I am proud to say, no, Senator, not one time.

My personal opinion on women's reproductive rights has no role on how I would decide legal issues or decide cases or analyze issues were I to be confirmed as a district court judge.

I cosponsored it along with probably a majority of the members of the 180-member House of the General Assembly in Georgia because it was important to the constituents that I represented.

I am faithful to the obligation to follow stare decisis, and I would follow Windsor and any other cases out of the Supreme Court, including Romer and Lawrence.

I think there could clearly be public safety implications for these doctors if you put all this detailed information about them online.

We want to thank you for your patience here with our rather interrupted proceeding here and there.

Could you commit to working with me and the GSA to address these concerns about what is happening here? Because it is kind of an outrage.

I have a specific concern... about the plans to move... the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service office in Minnesota...

This industry generates $5 billion in economic output, sustains tens of thousands of jobs, and we are concerned about this rule that recently has been proposed.