Ben Sasse: “We have a series of votes coming up, so we are going to have to wind up in about 10 minutes.”

I just fundamentally do not understand why these people are trading in their future, their children's future, for a few dollars today.

A hundred years from now, when we look back on our moment, we're not gonna talk about our politics very much. I think we're gonna talk about the fact that we are living through a technological revolution.

first, I would like to associate myself with the comments of the Senator from Oklahoma and thank him for all of the work he has done on this. The Abraham Accords are really something to celebrate, something that we should be building on…

the idea that judges sitting before this panel should not weigh in on hypothetical cases that are likely to come before the Court, nominees do, nonetheless, have a duty to be very clear about their judicial philosophy, their legal views…