Chuck Schumer

When any five senators on the Homeland Security Committee call on the executive branch, the executive branch must comply.

A deep violation against the spirit of our oaths of office

A sacrilegious act against our democracy

And above all, Mr. Bove is religiously obedient to Donald Trump.

He is a Trumpian henchman—the extreme of the extreme of the extreme. He is openly hostile to the rule of law.

Shame on you. This is a dark, dark day.

He is a Trumpian henchman — the extreme of the extreme of the extreme. He is openly hostile to the rule of law. He is fundamentally opposed to democratic norms. He lacks the temperament to serve as a jurist.

Europe has admitted that this agreement isn’t legally binding, and they have no control over whether these investments even happen.

Trump would have you believe it’s the biggest deal ever.

If the speaker thinks he can make the Epstein escapade disappear by sending folks home early, he’s got another thing coming.

The ghost of the disgraced Jeffrey Epstein is haunting our Republican colleagues, so much so that Speaker Johnson decided to cut bait and send the House home to escape discussions about Epstein.

The Trump administration must explain how this happened, the parameters of the deal and why they think our national security isn’t worth meeting a higher standard.

This finalized independent analysis from the CBO confirms it: Republicans’ signature bill is the ultimate betrayal of the American people.

Nothing about this bill is beautiful.

I just forced Republicans to delete their ridiculous bill name.

Cuts to foreign aid will make Americans less safe. It will empower our adversaries.

I say to my colleagues: Let's not hand over American leadership to the Chinese Communist Party just to pay for more tax breaks for billionaires. Vote yes on my amendment.

Mr. Schumer moves to recommit the bill H.R. 4 to the Committee on Appropriations with instructions to report the same back to the Senate in 3 days, not counting any day on which the Senate is not in session, with changes that-- (1) are…

We are doing everything we can — everything we can to keep the bipartisan appropriations process going forward.

It is now the middle of July. Inflation is going up. And that is the definition of a broken promise.

Tariffs raise the price of groceries, add thousands of dollars in additional costs for the average household, and Donald Trump’s chaotic approach does nothing — nothing — to make our economy stronger.

We’ve said from the start that Donald Trump’s tariffs are a national sales tax on working and middle class families — and now it is causing inflation to rise, as many of us feared.

What they are doing, that is just the start. Republicans have made it clear: They want even deeper cuts to Medicaid.

Hospitals in Iowa, Nebraska, North Carolina and Maine have already announced that they’re closing or in serious danger of closing – not in 2027, not in 2028, but soon.

At least 300 rural hospitals are at immediate risk of closing because of this bill. Not two years from now. Now, this week. Two weeks after the bill passed.