This committee is facing levels of stonewalling from the administration on letters and policy issues that I never expected I'd see.

This committee is attempting to pursue information that's key to uncovering corruption and protecting our democracy from foreign interference.

What this action has done is essentially blindfold intelligence officials and law enforcement folks who want to combat foreign election interference.

If you compare what you just said to what Secretary Mnuchin said a year and a half ago, it is almost identical.

I have not seen anything that the American people consider partisan about disclosure.

A year ago, members of this committee on this side of the aisle said loud and clear, our preference is to have a bipartisan tax reform bill.

if your dark money policy gives oligarchs in Moscow reason to throw back celebratory vodkas, and if their friends at the NRA have a green light to flood the airwaves with even more election secrecy, you made the wrong call.

At some point, this ceases to be a case of Treasury being slow to respond, and it looks more like actively abetting the coverup of corruption and illegal activity.

The Trump tax law has been in place for months, and the quarterly numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics have shown that real wages fell over the first half of this year.

I would like you to state in writing for the record what happened when it was brought up.

wages actually went down from June 2017 to June 2018.

as Senator Klobuchar has noted, Democrats and Republicans are here to talk about a critically important issue; that is, protecting the franchise for our people. I want to begin by saying that the ink is barely dry on the indictment of the…

I consider it patriotism and duty; and I was pleased to meet with both of you.

soon, the Senate will vote on the Ryan Bounds nomination, and I want to make sure each Member of the Senate is aware of two important issues as they prepare to cast their votes on the Bounds nomination to serve on the Ninth Circuit. First…

I thank my colleague from Massachusetts for eloquent remarks. I particularly want to thank my colleague from Oregon for putting together this time to speak on issues so important to our State, as Senator Warren has noted, and issues…

I ask unanimous consent that the following individual fellows in my office be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the 115th Congress: Casey Dreher, Cathleen Carlson, Nick St. Laurent, Gabe Kaptchuk, Shaanan Cohney, Roberta…

The President's trade strategy is almost impossible to determine, but what I know for sure is that we get a daily dose of trade chaos and that kind of chaos, particularly here, threatens access to minerals, and it will be American workers…

The Trump Administration is now promoting an unfair policy on tariffs that means that because of his approach with respect to tariffs on critical minerals, U.S. companies will be needlessly hurt in their ability to compete.

My trade philosophy has been really simple. Make it in America, grow it in America, add value to it in America, and then ship it somewhere.

I think we both know that reminiscing around here can just be insufferable.

I think these tariffs are.

We should not have to wait another six years to come out with the kind of smart policy that I thought the Chair and I were striving for back in 2013.

We all have to be in this together.

I also consider Chinese market manipulation to be a serious problem.

One out of five jobs in my state revolves around trade.