Cory A. Booker

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

the historic nature, as Senator Menendez mentioned, of this nomination, cannot be understated.

I am grateful that this man, who learned about the United States of America and our legal system, fell in love with it in Pakistan, made a determination to be a part of it, here in the United States of America.

He has become that star for justice, and when it comes to religious freedom and religious liberty.

I am grateful that this man, who learned about the United States of America and our legal system, fell in love with it in Pakistan, made a determination to be a part of it, here in the United States of America.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

He has become that star for justice, and when it comes to religious freedom and religious liberty.

I am really excited right now, and for all of my colleagues, like Senator Graham, who love New Jersey almost as much as they love their own States, this is a very great moment that I have.

I am proud that this Jersey boy, straight out of Jersey City, a city known for extraordinary immigrants making extraordinary contributions to our country, will continue in that tradition.

I'm excited to support your nomination, but I just want to say for the record, I don't like you.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

Throughout the pandemic, we hailed nurses as heroes. We owe these heroes not just words, but the fair contracts and safe environments they deserve.

More healthcare workers have gone on strike in the last 2 years than in the last three decades.

It has been 84 days since 1,700 nurses went on strike at Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) University Hospital.

For too long, our economy hasn't worked for working people, and the nurses here today know this too well.

Throughout the pandemic, we hailed nurses as heroes. We owe these heroes not just words, but the fair contracts and safe environments they deserve.

Thank you, Chairman Sanders, for holding this important hearing.

Thank you, Chairman Sanders, for holding this important hearing.

For too long, our economy hasn't worked for working people, and the nurses here today know this too well.

More healthcare workers have gone on strike in the last 2 years than in the last three decades.

It has been 84 days since 1,700 nurses went on strike at Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) University Hospital.

It's an honor to join my senior Senator in singing the praises of Jamel Semper.

the idea that diversity is important to talk about, to have a criminal justice system that reflects the diversity of the population.

the idea that diversity is important to talk about, to have a criminal justice system that reflects the diversity of the population.

Isn't that the point? Like, what a crazy question: My race, does it matter?