Ben Sasse

I actually got to see it before it was out because Senator Harris gave me a copy, and my kids and I watched it before it was public.

I think precedent is critically important, but I do not think the American people--it is not something that we debate in front of them much.

One of the reasons that the executive branch seems so powerful right now is, again, because of how weak the legislature is.

How many times we see our Founders writing about the norms of our civics.

Executive immunity has no place in a democracy.

Presidents should not have the power to do whatever they want.

Training for a marathon, completing two marathons like this, is a huge accomplishment.

I think you can see a lot of that by the type of life you have lived outside of the courtroom.

A lot of the other records that have been discussed are mainly duplicative, administrative documents.

The comments from the White House yesterday about trying to politicize the Department of Justice, they were wrong, and they should be condemned.

These two men have been charged with crimes because of evidence, not because who have the president was when the investigations began.

The United States is not some banana republic with a two-tiered system of justice, one for the majority party and one for the minority party.

I find it really difficult to envision any circumstance where I would vote to confirm a successor to Jeff Sessions if he is fired because he's executing his job rather than choosing to act as a partisan hack.

We really do need to invest in protected financial investigative teams that can go after sophisticated money launderers.

We do not know a lot about the questions that you have asked, and I think we need to create a market to get data.

Absolutely we should be ending anonymous companies created in the United States. It is way overdue.

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

It seems to me that those feedback loops matter for three reasons.

Thank you. Do the other two of you want to add anything on specific techniques that you see?

You said they are going to have a CFO.

So your CFO point is almost exactly where I was going to go.

We can and must do better than this.

The administration's decision to separate families is a new discretionary choice. Anyone saying that their hands are tied or that the only conceivable way to fix the problem of catch and release is to rip families apart is flat wrong.

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