We have to do a better job, I think, recruiting, training, and retaining the young people of America.

we have to be very careful of, that when we set goals and aspirational kind of benchmarks, that we do not create fraud in achieving those marks.

I think that you can, of course, look at the economics, but at the end of the day--and being a mother of two Millennials, I think that what they are looking for is job satisfaction.

I am proud to introduce today, with my good friend from Alaska, Senator Murkowski, a bill that will wipe an outdated policy from our books while providing a boost to our domestic oil development and production industry. I am also pleased…

it was a reward system gone awry, is what it was.

I rise to continue an effort to honor the 198 North Dakotans--soldiers, sailors, and airmen--who gave their lives while serving in Vietnam. Together with the Bismarck High School history and English classes, we are reaching out to families…

the great concerns that the American public has with the whole system of what happened in 2008... is that all of the bad actors... do not ever seem to be prosecuted.

having appropriate end-user provisions is absolutely critical to that tool that is essential to the success of their organizations.

I could not agree with you more, but to appreciate and understand that that communication is a critical part of truly understanding the transaction.

I am wondering if you could discuss how the regulation has or has not been helpful in terms of creating cases and moving towards prosecution of bad actors.

The federal government has a responsibility to support Indian education.

I think it is critically important that you begin almost immediately to address some of the lines of authority.