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Floor Sessions

Congress in June 2025

31 session days with 1,478 floor speeches, plus 6 pro forma sessions, from the Congressional Record.

The Month in Numbers

House

18Session Days
892Speeches
297Members Spoke
23Roll Calls on Bills

Senate

19Session Days
586Speeches
83Members Spoke
28Roll Calls on Bills

Notable Speeches

The longest speeches of the month, taking turns between the parties.

  • Photo of Kevin KileyKevin KileyRepublican, California

    Ten Radical Failed Policies of Governor Newsom

    This last week, a local newspaper published a letter to the editor claiming that by fighting against Governor Newsom's policies, I was not serving my constituents.
  • Photo of Bernard SandersBernard SandersIndependent, Vermont

    One Big Beautiful Bill

    The so-called reconciliation bill or Mr. Trump's Big Beautiful Bill that the Republican leadership is now attempting to rush through the Senate is a rather extraordinary piece of legislation. In many respects, given the crises facing our country, this legislation does exactly the opposite of what should be done.
  • Photo of David SchweikertDavid SchweikertRepublican, Arizona

    Stop Bathing in Folklore and Start Bathing in Math

    We are having a really exciting discussion with my buddy of how CBO actually does scoring on things. I was trying to explain that some of the things we consider absurd are actually our fault because it is the law that we have passed to tell CBO how to do the scoring.
  • Photo of Troy A. CarterTroy A. CarterDemocrat, Louisiana

    Raising Awareness About Men's Health

    It is a great honor that I rise today to co-anchor this CBC Special Order hour, along with my distinguished colleague from Virginia, Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan.
  • Photo of Chip RoyChip RoyRepublican, Texas

    Honoring What D-Day Heroes Fought for

    I recognize that today is an important day in the history of our country. As we all know, 81 years ago, on June 6, 1944, we had over 150,000 Allied troops who attacked the beaches at Normandy, knowing full well what they were walking into.
  • Photo of Delia C. RamirezDelia C. RamirezDemocrat, Illinois

    Holding Power Accountable

    Last week, I joined Representative Chuy Garcia, Representative Jonathan Jackson, and Representative Danny Davis at the ICE Processing Center in Broadview to investigate ICE's inhumane and unlawful detention of immigrant families and our constituents.
  • Photo of Al GreenAl GreenDemocrat, Texas

    Authoritarianism

    I rise as an unbought, unbossed, unafraid, liberated Democrat. As such, I rise to speak on a topic today that I believe to be most important to the American people, most important to posterity, most important to the direction of the country, most important to who we are.
  • Photo of Christopher H. SmithChristopher H. SmithRepublican, New Jersey

    Celebrating Anniversary of Dobbs Decision

    3 years ago today, the infamous holding of Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey were reversed by the Dobbs decision, brilliantly written by Justice Samuel Alito, who hails from my State and from my home county, joined by the majority of the Supreme Court.
  • Photo of Dave MinDave MinDemocrat, California

    Consequences of Doge

    I rise today to speak about Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, and the deadly and devastating consequences of their illegal actions, which will reverberate long after they are gone. The theme of today's Special Order hour is that the Musk is gone, but the stench remains.
  • Photo of John CornynJohn CornynRepublican, Texas

    One Big Beautiful Bill

    I was here in 2017, when we passed the original Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and what ensued was, perhaps, the greatest amount of economic growth and the greatest reduction of unemployment among all sorts of folks who historically have suffered high unemployment rates. In short, our economy was booming.

Who Spoke Most

  1. 1Photo of Jeff MerkleyJeff MerkleyDemocrat, Oregon26,269 words in 20 speeches, Senate
  2. 2Photo of David SchweikertDavid SchweikertRepublican, Arizona16,281 words in 3 speeches, House
  3. 3Photo of James P. McGovernJames P. McGovernDemocrat, Massachusetts15,908 words in 12 speeches, House
  4. 4Photo of Richard J. DurbinRichard J. DurbinDemocrat, Illinois13,830 words in 65 speeches, Senate
  5. 5Photo of Kevin KileyKevin KileyRepublican, California12,025 words in 10 speeches, House
  6. 6Photo of John ThuneJohn ThuneRepublican, South Dakota11,583 words in 62 speeches, Senate
  7. 7Photo of Charles E. SchumerCharles E. SchumerDemocrat, New York11,213 words in 35 speeches, Senate
  8. 8Photo of Christopher MurphyChristopher MurphyDemocrat, Connecticut9,796 words in 8 speeches, Senate
  9. 9Photo of Chip RoyChip RoyRepublican, Texas9,189 words in 4 speeches, House
  10. 10Photo of Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocrat, Minnesota9,001 words in 7 speeches, Senate

Session Days

Pro Forma Sessions

Brief sessions where the chamber opened and adjourned without business or speeches: June 30, 2025 (House); June 20, 2025 (House and Senate); June 17, 2025 (House); June 13, 2025 (House); June 2, 2025 (House).