Amy Klobuchar

I think about our small and big businesses.

The importance of comprehensive immigration reform from a business innovation standpoint.

Obviously, we're concerned about the level of interoperability since we are right on the Canadian border in Minnesota.

I'm a former prosecutor. Senator Burr and I head up the 9-1-1 Caucus and Next Generation 9-1-1.

It could have been so much worse if not for our emergency responders.

That really spurred us on to make some changes.

I ask if the Senator from Connecticut will yield for a question without losing his right to the floor.

I thank the Senator for that. I also want to note for the Members of the House here that Congresswoman Dingell is the leader of that bill on domestic violence in the House, so we have two bipartisan bills in both Chambers.

I ask if the Senator from Connecticut will yield for a question without yielding the floor?

Timing is critical here, so I really appreciate it.

There were grants available to help states to educate drivers, that more and more of these deaths and injuries are occurring because of distracted driving.

The easiest way to do it overall would be to just lift the embargo, but we are looking at compromises to try to get some of our fellow Senators on board.

I am carrying the bill in the Senate, along with Senator Flake and many others, Senator Heitkamp has worked on this issue, lifting the embargo and ways to lift the embargo to Cuba.

How can comprehensive immigration reform benefit the U.S. economy?

And whether they can trade into it now. And we have such a need that it becomes worth having companies finance those.

You have a whole workforce you are losing. And they can then go on to get more years of school.

I am really focused on the apprenticeships and preparing our workers for this new economy.

I was one of the first Senators to support the FAST Act which authorizes significant levels of investment of $306 billion in the nation's transportation infrastructure.

And also more women. We were just talking about, Mary Barra, the CEO of General Motors, who was an engineer and worked her way up through the company, and is speaking out on this idea that we need more women, more people of color, because…

What we should not do is get rid of all regulation.

We just don't have workers to fill some of the technological jobs involved in manufacturing and high-tech work we're doing.

We the undersigned U.S. and international civil society and public interest groups support and encourage the timely transition of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions to the multistakeholder community.

I share your sentiments about the need for an apology, but I appreciated your thoughtfulness in how you approached this.

Well, one thing that is always true in agriculture is that the price of commodities is changing...

I find a striking similarity between the bad actors placing robocalls and the bad actors that are not completing calls to rural areas.