Amy Klobuchar

That’s really focused on the immediate what needs to happen now with the Capitol police leadership.

I don’t know what excuse you can have for not wanting to have this investigation.

We can’t keep folding. The Republicans can’t keep folding when you have things happening in El Paso and San Jose, what we saw in Parkland, what we saw in Sandy Hook.

We know the vast majority of Americans support rational gun violence legislation.

I have introduced legislation that would undo this Trump rule.

Last year, the Department of Labor issued a rule under the Trump administration that sharply limited the circumstances in which pensions, 401(k) plans, could consider environmental or social or governance factors in their investment…

To me, this seemed like a politically motivated rule, and it has also imposed a difficult, unnecessary burden on plans.

I think we have to figure out how we view those job as just as important as manufacturing jobs.

I know that last week you had a hearing on international tourism and really, really important topics.

If international travel does not begin to reopen soon, the U.S. is projected to lose $175 billion in spending by the end of 2021.

I think a lot of times when we talk about getting to a net zero economy we do not spend enough time talking about the net part of that.

I want to just note that I am grateful that I had a chance to work with Senator Collins on my Loggers Relief Act.

Thank you so much, Chairwoman Stabenow and Ranking Member Boozman for pulling this Committee together.

I think there is an opportunity to restore that community.

I was once the owner of a small business myself, and I can appreciate that small businesses are different than large businesses.

In Minnesota you do not need to convince folks about the reality of climate change.

I think my time is up. Thank you, Mr. Chair.

I am glad to be here to introduce a friend and a fellow Minnesotan, Brett Holmgren, as President Biden's nominee to be Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence and Research.

I support Representative Jim Clyburn's 10--20--30 plan, in which 10 percent of Federal resources are committed to communities where at least 20 percent of the population has been living below the poverty line for 30 years or more.

You can’t win by taking away people’s right to vote.

We`re only going to have one drop box in a county of five million people, like happened in Texas last time and that`s Harris County.

We`re going to have oversight and a check against attempts to lock voters out of the process.

These bills that are moving in state capitols across America are not empty threats. They are real efforts to stop people from voting.

You were contesting the Electoral College. You were leading -- one of the leaders on the effort to say that the election results were not correct.

When, in fact, you, Senator Cruz, not all of your colleagues here today, you were contesting the electoral college. You were leading -- one of the leaders on the effort to say that the election results were not correct. And so you wonder…