We’re all interested in making sure that justice is served and that there is full disclosure and there’s transparency around this.

The president and Attorney General Pam Bondi will make the right decisions, but I’m always a believer in transparency.

I think more is always better.

It’s a small but important step toward fiscal sanity that we all should be able to agree is long overdue.

Those matters fall under the DOJ and FBI's jurisdiction. President Trump has expressed his views, and the DOJ and FBI concluded there is no credible evidence of Epstein blackmailing individuals.

There was a lot of interest among our members in doing something on the PEPFAR issue, and so that’s reflected in the substitute.

We need an electable candidate that can win not just a primary, but a general, and we believe there’s a path there for Cornyn to win both.

One of the great achievements of President Trump’s first term was the confirmation of some 234 judges to the federal bench.

We’re not facing the number of judicial vacancies this Congress that we faced during President Trump’s first term.

There are currently only around 50 vacancies on the federal bench.

I’m disappointed to see Schumer implicitly threaten to shut down the government.

But I’m hopeful that that is not the position of the Democrat Party, the Democrat conference here in the Senate, and that we can work together in the coming weeks to pass bipartisan appropriations bills.

Hopefully on the home stretch and then we’ll see where the votes are.

Today was a historic day for our country, and, we’re very excited to be a part of something that is gonna make America stronger, safer, and more prosperous.

That would not be a good outcome for getting a bill done.

The permanent tax relief included in our bill means Americans keeping more of their hard-earned money and American businesses growing and investing in our country and our workers.

It is rich to suddenly hear democrats concerned about debt or deficit.

Let's vote. This is good for America.

We’ve been working to deliver on our promise of a safer, stronger, and more prosperous America. Now we have the opportunity to pass a bill that advances all of these priorities and sets our country up for better days ahead.

53 members will never agree on every detail of legislation.

We'll find out tomorrow.

My expectation is: At some point tomorrow we’ll be ready to go.

I don't think there's any question the president has the authority legally and constitutionally to do what he did.

We're working with all of our members to try to get people comfortable with the bill.

But I think we've produced a bill working with the House, working with the White House, that will get the requisite number of Republican senators to vote for it so that we can pass it.