Cory Booker

I'm concerned about that.

I truly do respect you and feel a sense of gratitude for what you all do to keep us safe and to grow our economy.

creating these partnerships--creating these relationships--is incredibly valuable.

I applaud the FCC's actions to ensure that incarcerated persons can stay connected to their families and ultimately rehabilitate into society.

We have 5 million households in this country with school age kids who can't do their homework because they don't have broadband access.

I just want to know if we are getting a good return on our investment.

today I wish to honor the 40th anniversary of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Incorporated, CBCF. It is fitting that during the month we celebrate Black history, we commemorate the decades of service CBCF has rendered to the…

Member of the Cory Caucus, proud to be a member of the Cory Caucus in the Senate.

I am really, really grateful to Chairman Sullivan for having this hearing and for his leadership on this subject

In October, several of my Senate colleagues and I sent a letter to your agency regarding the overfishing of the dusky sharks.

We appreciate you very much. You have a fine reputation there because of that.

I am pleased that our region was the first to use the coral habitat protection authority to protect and preserve 38,000 square miles of Federal waters.

I am concerned that eliminating reporting requirements on the zero catch fish populations will result in missing things like bycatch or accidental take of the most dangerously low fish populations.

the number of domestic fish stocks listed as overfished or subject to overfishing has dropped to an all-time low

the partnership that I had with the esteemed Roger Wicker

I am concerned about the problem of bycatch in some of our Nation's fisheries.

I just want to say if we could get a formal response to the letter that we sent with part of that strategy, I would really appreciate it.

The success of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act has been considerable to date

Thank you very much. I am really grateful for Chairman Fischer for hosting this and for Roger Wicker for working to make this possible.

It is the most fiscally conservative thing I can think to do, which is to make a small investment up front to prevent from having to make a massive investment later on.

Lead poisoning is not just something that happened in Flint, Michigan; it is happening based upon aged infrastructure all across our Nation, endangering young people, endangering elderly, endangering health and safety, particularly in poor…

If the greatest natural resource this country has is not oil or gas, it is the genius of our children, then what we are doing with our inability to invest in improving this infrastructure is, to me, such an affront to everything we say we…

I cannot emphasize enough, after going to visit New Jersey and seeing the storm we just had, where in some areas the flooding was worse than Super Storm Sandy; to see people lose their homes, to see people who have had their livelihoods…

Even beyond water main breaks, we are just leaching water out.

Yes. You call it common sense. You would call it something that is just common sense allowing for that?