President Trump should stay in your lane and let these proceedings play out. It's OK to talk to the Russians it's just not OK to accept help from them.

I wish to take a few minutes to support the effort to pass the fiscal year 2018 budget resolution. I am on the Budget Committee, and I am pretty familiar with the document. It provides a pathway to balance. It actually has a $197 billion…

cutting the budget by 30 percent, as, quote, 'radical and reckless.'

While we currently don't have the votes to pass the legislation, I'm not giving up.

If somebody does not fix Obamacare soon, the majority of counties in this country are going to be down to one provider.

The Graham-Cassidy proposal would create new and far-reaching risks for people, States and the health-care system.

We urge the Senate to reject Graham-Cassidy.

The reality is that we are doing the same thing in this bill as we did in 1996.

Across the country, the situation is no better. Next year, it is expected that 45 percent of all counties in America will have either one or no carriers offering coverage.

We can either go forward with the single-payer option, which the other side of the aisle seems to favor.

The individual mandate had no significant effect on coverage in 2014.

It should not be how many people we are getting into a government program, but how much affordable insurance we are providing.

If you do not like the health care you have, you can complain to somebody you vote for: 'The model you have created is never going to work.'

It puts coverage at risk for virtually every group of individuals covered through 'traditional' Medicaid.

This dangerous legislation uses per capita caps to deeply cut and radically restructure the traditional Medicaid program.

Medicaid is on an unsustainable path.

Health care in the United States is in the throes of an unrelenting tailspin. Thrust upon us on Christmas Eve in 2009, Obamacare has been an unmitigated disaster.

In my State of South Carolina, we are down to one carrier offering coverage in the exchange.

The Affordable Care Act is not working.

I am here because Obamacare is a disaster in my State.

Premiums are set to rise over 30% in South Carolina next year alone.

It will also harm--and in some cases pose life-threatening harm--to the 23 million people projected to be covered.

We repeal the individual mandate and the employer mandate, but you can reimpose it in your State if you like.

The proposal we have advanced has been called radical today.

Everybody opposing this bill is a big winner of Obamacare.