This Korean FTA is done. It has the support of business, labor, Democrats, Republicans, and the administration.

We are trying to ramp up exports in this country.

What does it mean to the country if the government shuts down, if the ports shut down their ability to move goods for a week or a month?

I would like to hear from the Koch brothers.

That is not an insult, that is a statement of fact.

I expressed my disappointment that we were not holding a mock markup on the Korean Free Trade Agreement.

Every week that the Republicans wait costs Americans jobs and jeopardizes our global competitiveness.

While we are here to talk about Panama, the Republicans are silent on helping middle-class Americans.

The administration's work on the Panama FTA, like its work on the Korean FTA, is an example of how to do a trade agreement right.

I want to commend you on having brought to us today the architect of the Bush failure and a representative of the Koch Institute's ideas about the economy.

We should be moving on the Korea FTA now.