If the Biden administration reenters the JCPOA, with unanimous Republican opposition and bipartisan opposition, for a second time, how is that likely to end under the next Republican administration?

It's completely unreasonable to believe Iran will grant concessions to the West after the United States gives up its primary form of leverage on Iran.

today I am reintroducing the Corporate Management Accountability Act, which asks each publicly traded company to disclose its policies on whether senior executives or shareholders bear the costs of paying the company's fines and penalties…

today I am reintroducing the Stronger Enforcement of Civil Penalties Act along with Senator Grassley and Senator Leahy. This bill will help securities regulators better protect investors and demand greater accountability from market…

reserving the right to object, I object for the reason I previously stated. I want to thank the Senator for the courtesy of presenting the unanimous consent immediately. I appreciate that very much. I am the first chairman to endorse the…

I think given the wise comments of not only Mr. Johnson but also the pending recommendations by the Department of Defense concerning this issue, again, the best place to have a thorough, lively debate and amendments, by the way, which are…

once again, I object to the request from the Senator from New York for the reasons I previously stated. I will repeat again: I support removing prosecution of sexual assault and related crimes from the chain of command, but we must take…

once again, I object to the request from the Senator from New York for the reasons I have previously stated, and I will repeat again what I have said publicly and what I have committed to. I support removing prosecution of sexual assault…

on behalf of myself and Mr. Inhofe, as the chair and ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and the cochairs of the Senate Army Caucus, it is our honor to pay tribute to a great leader and an exceptional officer of the U.S…

reserving my right to object, the legislation that the Senator from New York proposes, particularly with respect to the issue of crimes involving sexual misconduct, is something that I support. But without a thorough, careful review in the…

95 percent of the students that they are serving, come to them with virtually no literacy skills.

the facilities do matter, but what is the first thing that goes in local budgets when there is not enough funds, the facilities' maintenance.

Will you commit to just think about and hopefully enact a notion to give transit, bike, and pedestrian projects equal consideration?

today, most jobs require some kind of postsecondary credential, whether a certificate, an associate's or bachelor's degree, an advanced or professional degree, or an apprenticeship. Moreover, the workplace is changing with automation…

I am pushing very hard to get $100 billion in the Jobs Plan for the schools.

reserving my right to object. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Rhode Island

like the Senator from New York, I believe that we should transfer crimes regarding sexual misconduct to a special prosecutor, as the Senator of New York has outlined, and that is a decision that many of my colleagues have made over the…

I object. We look forward to having a very healthy and serious debate on this issue in the Armed Services Committee so that we can resolve many claims by both sides about the best way to deal with this. I think, through Senator…

the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) Enforcement Transparency Act, which I reintroduce today with Senator Grassley, will bring needed transparency to the disciplinary proceedings the PCAOB has brought against auditors and…

the President's budget does not include additional general fund dollars for these investments

Will you commit to just think about and hopefully enact a notion to give transit, bike, and pedestrian projects equal consideration?

I want to join my colleague, Senator Collins, in promoting the Search Program where, through her leadership, I was the wing guy on the operation.

I think that there is a high likelihood that over time more and more people will think that a digital currency issued by the central bank is something that the U.S. should be involved in, and so it is important to start that work now.

So you could envision perhaps an international agreement which made these private cryptocurrencies illegal and legitimate only the centrally backed or central bank-backed currency, something like that?

Even if every major country went into a position of issuing a digital currency, would the private digital currencies still exist?