Mark Warner

I think the fact that you have been professional, bipartisan, and looking for the facts and looking for how we move forward is a tribute to both of you.

My fear is if we do not have that kind of classified information sharing so you can have real time information, the Capitol Police are always going to be at a disadvantage.

I think there is concern about the potential that it creates a new opportunity for surveillance.

I'd be really curious. I mean, I saw those same stories, literally in the hundreds of millions, if not billions potentially.

One of the things we have got to maintain is some ability to move quickly, and we, obviously, Congress moved very quickly under President Trump and Secretary Mnuchin, with the outset of COVID.

I think history will treat those actions, certain areas excessive, but I think net-net, from a historical perspective, it will be well-regarded both for the American economy and for the world's economy.

I believe that tapering and, frankly, accelerating it can kind of serve as an insurance policy if we do not see this return and we see these potential overheating of the economy.

I am pretty disappointed in your views on Senate bill 2155.

I wish we would have gone ahead and passed the infrastructure bill back in September. It would have given the president a big win. I think it would have made the race in Virginia a lot better for Terry McAuliffe, but we are where we are.

I think we have to take an American approach to it, not a Chinese approach or a European approach.

When Facebook and Google and others potentially get into the payment space it does raise some concerns, beyond privacy issues, but frankly even from antitrust, money laundering, a whole host of issues.

We want to make sure that we do not wander off some of the protections.

I am very concerned, particularly coming out of the coronavirus that we may be pushing families of color out of access to capital.

If confirmed, I expect you to fix it and make sure DFC's supply chains do not touch forced labor.

Both decisions are counter to the commitments to human rights and freedom of speech we expect that our allies will maintain.

I think the DFC is a incredible valuable tool.

Poland is under a growing threat from Russia and its proxy, Belarus.

Senator Risch and I serve on the Intelligence Committee together and we know the challenges our nation faces as we compete with China and other adversaries in terms of economic development.

My math says that is 2 trillion over 10. That would be spending we do not need to do, and we can all avoid that taking place.

This would be a manufactured crisis we had imposed on this country.

I want to go back and revisit with the Treasury Secretary some of the concerns we all share about potential default.

Once this genie is out of the bottle there is no putting it back in.

What we`re witnessing right now is the height of irresponsibility. Anyone that messes with the United States has to understand what that patience.

All I am hoping is that we would get a chance to debate Mr. Olsen's qualifications and bring it to the floor for a vote. Instead, we have a whole clump of individuals who have been put on hold, a process that 99.9 percent of Americans…

Inspectors General are extraordinarily important. They do not get a lot of attention until they are in the spotlight.