Amy Klobuchar

I think we have a major problem on our hands, because the public needs to know.

That does not square well to me. It makes me very concerned.

I think that shows that there are groups out there who understand what is happening with violence in Native communities.

I think this is really, really important.

I think we should be funding these efforts.

I think this is a model that we ought to be looking at.

Do you commit to continuing the procedures in place to ensure workers are paid the wages they earn?

The AOC is doing a lot more than keeping the lights on and a lot of this is also protecting our National Treasures, preserving the historic integrity of the Capitol.

Ensuring that this building and all the buildings surrounding it are adequately maintained is not only important to the people that work here, but also to American history.

The United States Capitol, as we all know, is one of the most iconic buildings in the world.

That seems to me, a really simple and commonsense formula that would prevent unnecessary delays.

I would like to speak in support of her bill, Investing in State Energy Act.

The United States will either lead or we will follow when it comes to new technologies around energy storage.

We cannot work in silos.

I think we have a great opportunity with the cultured meat product to strengthen our relationship with them.

I specifically would like to know what role you think the USDA's Research, Education, and Economics mission area has in helping ag producers to adapt to this.

There's not going to be any more money here unless we get some agreement.

I think we're close to getting something that was passable.

I appreciated the help that he gave us to try to move the Secure Elections Act that Senator Lankford and I were leading.

I was so proud to keep Ben on with the Rules Committee when I took over from Senator Schumer here.

In fact, he is an internationally licensed judge of barbecue with the Kansas City Barbecue Society.

At a time when we're facing unprecedented attacks on our election infrastructure from other countries, it is vital that we have a fully functioning EAC led by commissioners who understand the nature of the threats against our democracy.

We must make voting easier. We know the consequences of old voting equipment that we saw across the country, long lines, confusion, and sometimes disenfranchisement.

I look forward to continuing to work on this.

I am concerned that we have not fulfilled the promise of mental health parity.