Tim Scott

I have to say this. It cannot wait, sir. I will say that had it been a Clemson television commercial about the dress, it would have had more credibility. Crimson Tide has won too many national championships already.

The average person coming out of college today will have between seven and nine different jobs.

The average person in their 401(k) has about 1 year of income that is in the 401(k).

I and Joe Donnelly have worked on--although he is not here--financial literacy as it relates to college education.

I wish someone had written a book called, 'The Magic of Compounding Interest.'

Thank you and the Ranking Member for holding this very important hearing or roundtable discussion on a very important topic.

U.S./EU unity is critical if sanctions on Russia are to be effective.

Russia's election interference... poses a problem that goes far beyond foreign policy, and strikes at the core of our democracy.

Congress crafted tough, comprehensive Russia sanctions, enacted last August by overwhelming majorities in both chambers.

We should be strengthening, not weakening, sanctions.

I think it was a bad idea to use the recent defense bill to relax waiver authorities on Russian defense and intelligence sector sanctions.

But I will just say that perhaps you would invest all of our time more wisely if we talked about the interconnectedness of the global economy...

We have sanctioned hundreds of Russian entities in response to the annexation of Crimea, their human rights abuses, their cyberattacks, their support of the Assad regime, weapons proliferation.

It seems like to many of us that our efforts have just not been effective enough.

Medicare for all under conservative estimates would increase Federal budget commitments by approximately $32.6 trillion dollars in the first 10 years.

The taxpayers are the ones that are losing the elasticity in their paychecks...

This is great news! Securing this provision in the tax bill was a huge legislative win for the millions of Americans living in struggling communities in need of a renaissance.

The necessity of understanding and appreciating ways to recalibrate the workforce for the future is an important ingredient to sustaining the long term success that we have had recently.

One of the challenges that we have with one of the largest economic expansions since 1854, I think we are in the third longest expansion, which is good news.

I think that is a noble thing to do.

The ABLE Act has shown promising results in states since it became law four years ago.

I want to applaud both Senator Casey and Senator Burr for their extraordinary leadership.

I strongly urge you to shape a final product that protects the U.S. system of insurance regulation.

South Carolina, my home State's economy is built on trade. You name it, we make it. We grow it and we ship it.

With all that economic heat coming our way in a positive way, the prices seem to be going up.