Lindsey Graham

We could conduct research at Oxford University, at the Universities of Kansas, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

What I want the Committee to understand, and Senator Coons has been a great partner on this, we have a crisis in the world that is really challenging to put your arms around.

There are 345.2 million people that participate in some food program because of food insecurity.

I think the best thing we can do to help the orangutans is make sure they don't watch cable news to change all of their instincts.

Secretary Mayorkas said, before the Committee, that he thought fentanyl problem in America is one of the greatest threats we face as a Nation.

I think we're going to have a markup here fairly soon about a lot of bipartisan proposals regarding social media.

I think--I can't speak for what the Committee would want to do, Ranking Member, but my office in Chicago, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Illinois, has identified fentanyl as a priority.

Secretary Mayorkas said, before the Committee, that he thought fentanyl problem in America is one of the greatest threats we face as a Nation.

I think we're going to have a markup here fairly soon about a lot of bipartisan proposals regarding social media.

The bottom line is that the bilateral approach needs to be supplemented with something new because it is not working.

The final point I would make is, we have a new Ambassador, Ambassador McCain to the World Food Program.

What I want to do is create a global food security fund, modeled after the Global Fund.

What I want is a global food security program that has metrics.

We have a crisis in the world that is really challenging to put your arms around.

I think the best thing we can do to help the orangutans is make sure they don't watch cable news to change all of their instincts.

If you and some of your friends came up with some cash, and if we created a global food security fund, it would make a lot of difference.

You are literally doing the Lord's work--and it is national security in another form.

There are 345.2 million people that participate in some food program because of food insecurity.

It's a significant issue that faces this country, and it's one that I see every day in my courtroom.

I agree that fentanyl poses a risk to all who encounter it.

I think, I can't speak for what the Committee would want to do, Ranking Member, but my office in Chicago, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Illinois, has identified fentanyl as a priority.

Secretary Mayorkas said, before the Committee, that he thought fentanyl problem in America is one of the greatest threats we face as a Nation.

I think we're going to have a markup here fairly soon about a lot of bipartisan proposals regarding social media.

This is going to destroy America.

If this is a good budget, I would hate to see a bad budget.