John Cornyn

Hard to run from prison, Ken.

It was an embarrassment that they had not been resolved before Paxton’s 2022 primary.

I don’t think that’s a risk. I honestly don’t.

A once in a generational opportunity to do a lot of things.

I think there should not be any limitation on the Senate Judiciary Committee's investigation, including whatever the House Ethics Committee has generated.

I am a little confused. If the Democrats sincerely want to pass a law relative to IVF, wouldn't they ordinarily work to have an amendment process where we can actually have debate and maybe achieve some consensus? It seems to me that by…

I am glad I was in the Chamber to witness this passage of these bills pertaining to the scourge of Alzheimer's by unanimous consent. This is a rare bright spot in our activities where we actually all come together and agree on good policy.

It is clear that the November 5 election is prominent on the mind of the majority leader, who has used the floor of the U.S. Senate to make what should be a paid political announcement for the ``Harris for President'' campaign.

He expressed frustration over the recent trial, you can imagine and justifiably in my view.

I just think Democrats are determined to harass members of the Supreme Court. Obviously, they don't like Justice Alito or the decisions he makes.

If the Senator from Illinois will permit me to respond, there are two challenges I think we face. One is that I think the exceptions that you mentioned, basically, will mean that the status quo remains because almost each of those three…

I inquire whether the actions we take today are creating a precedent on impeachments that would apply to all future impeachment actions in the Senate, including an impeachment of the President of the United States. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro…

It passed a Republican-led Senate, 87 to 12. It passed a Republican-led House, 358 to 36.

The First Step Act has been quite a success.

The First Step Act has been quite a success.

We aimed to reduce recidivism rates and prevent formerly incarcerated people from landing behind bars again, if possible.

It passed a Republican-led Senate, 87 to 12. It passed a Republican-led House, 358 to 36.

The First Step Act was just the beginning of our efforts to reform the system.

It passed a Republican-led Senate, 87 to 12. It passed a Republican-led House, 358 to 36.

We aimed to reduce recidivism rates and prevent formerly incarcerated people from landing behind bars again.

The First Step Act has been quite a success.

I just want to ask the Senator from Oklahoma--9,000 a day. I had to get out my calculator to figure out what that means. Are you talking about 3 million, 3.285 million----

That bill failed to succeed.

I know you're proud of that product, but, unfortunately, it didn't pass the House.

It's got to be more than just talk. It's got to be action.