Tim Scott

When President Trump and Elizabeth Warren and the Senate majority Republicans can all come to the same place on a housing bill, what it says is you put partisan politics aside and you ask yourself, what is one of the most profound issues impacting the American people?

My mother became a first-time homeowner at 38.

Today, it's 40, 40 years old.

We all see the pain and the misery the average person is going through in this country.

And I got to tell you, solving that problem requires us to have a bipartisan coalition

I think the talking filibuster would actually improve comity in our chamber and require us to be present.

That might pull some Democrats off the sidelines and get them to vote for this bill.

Because at the end of the day, this is about voter integrity and every demographic in the country, Joe, supports it.

Why not do common sense?

Make America proud.

They ought to wear body cameras.

You ought to be able to know that they are law enforcement and what agency they're from and have a name or a badge number.