Orrin Hatch

The Serve America Act of 2009 authored by Senator Orrin Hatch and the late Senator Edward Kennedy.

It has been one of the great honors of my life to serve on this committee.

The Finance Committee has worked with the Treasury Department to ensure proper responsiveness to committee inquiries. We are continuing to review these matters to determine what further oversight is required.

I want to thank my dear colleague from Iowa. He is one of the greatest Senators I have served with. He is just a wonderful friend and a wonderful Senator. He has worked his tail off the whole time he has been here. I am grateful for his…

I urge Congress pass the OPEN ACT before the end of this year.

I stand by everything I said during my questioning of Mr. Saul, including concerns about budget summary data.

It is disappointing the ranking member feels a need to question a statement that I made during the hearing.

Understanding what is happening in field and regional offices is critical in the role of executive leader of the agency.

Those backlogs at the Social Security Administration are unacceptable to many, if not most, of us here in the Senate.

Having a confirmed Commissioner, and sustained leadership, will benefit the Social Security Administration.

Having a confirmed Commissioner and sustained leadership will benefit the Social Security Administration.

This is a long-overdue nomination.

The Congressional Budget Office projects that the PBGC's multiemployer insurance system will exceed resources available to pay claims by $45 billion.

It is important to support the ability of retirement plans to honor commitments made to working Americans.

Our trade policy should strengthen our relationships with our allies while targeting China's most harmful trade practices.

These taxes will hurt American families and put American jobs at risk.

I call tariffs a tax on American families.

These tariffs cause American manufacturers and farmers to pay more to conduct business and consumers to pay more to buy these things.

Many of us on the committee have already expressed our concerns about the administration's heavy reliance on tariffs.

I intend to focus this morning on the investigation that was self-initiated by the Department of Commerce under section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 to determine whether imports of automobiles and automotive parts threaten to…

The prices on everything from toothbrushes, groceries, and cars will rise in 2019 if not sooner.

Governments should not use tariffs to pick winners and losers.

In a global economy, it's important to be fair.

The FBI does not do investigations like this. The responsibility falls to us.