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Floor Sessions

Congress in July 2025

24 session days with 1,416 floor speeches, plus 5 pro forma sessions, from the Congressional Record.

The Month in Numbers

House

12Session Days
750Speeches
300Members Spoke
13Roll Calls on Bills

Senate

17Session Days
666Speeches
83Members Spoke
26Roll Calls on Bills

Notable Speeches

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

  • Photo of Chip RoyChip RoyRepublican, Texas

    Remembering the Victims of Camp Mystic

    Earlier today here on the House floor, I rose to lead the Texas delegation, my friends, and this entire body in a moment of silence for all of those who have been affected by the floods in Texas, particularly those that were affected in the district in which I am proud to represent in central Texas.
  • Photo of Angus S. King Jr.Angus S. King Jr.Independent, Maine

    Rescissions (Executive Session)

    I would like to talk today about the rescission bill that will be coming before us in the next couple of days, and I want to really cover two points: what is being done in this bill and how it is being done. I think they are equally important. In fact, I think, perhaps, how it is being done is more significant in the long run.
  • Photo of Richard J. DurbinRichard J. DurbinDemocrat, Illinois

    Judicial Nominations (Executive Calendar)

    First, I thank the Senator from Connecticut Senator Blumenthal. He brings a level of expertise and experience to the Judiciary Committee and the Senate that is really unmatched. He has been a friend and a faithful participant in this process and in all the time I have served with him. I thank him for bringing us together this evening.
  • Photo of Jon HustedJon HustedRepublican, Ohio

    One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Executive Calendar)

    I rise today to discuss the facts about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. That was my first reconciliation process as a new U.S. Senator. It was a great experience. I very much enjoyed the 36 hours straight of no sleep. I think that was a record for me. But we got a lot accomplished.
  • Photo of Bernard SandersBernard SandersIndependent, Vermont

    Providing for Congressional Disapproval of the Proposed Export of Certain Defense Articles to Israel: Motion to Discharge

    Pursuant to 22 United States Code 2776 and in accordance with the provisions of Section 601(b)(3) of the International Security Assistance and Arms Export Control Act of 1976, I move to discharge the Committee on Foreign Relations of further consideration of S.J. Res. 41 and S.J. Res. 34.
  • Photo of Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinDemocrat, Michigan

    Maiden Speech (Executive Session)

    I rise today to deliver my maiden speech. This is a proud and personal moment for me to represent my home State of Michigan as a junior Senator, alongside Gary Peters, and to follow in the footsteps of legendary Senators like Debbie Stabenow and Carl Levin.
  • Photo of John CornynJohn CornynRepublican, Texas

    One Big Beautiful Bill Act

    Time flies these days, but it was just over a week ago when the House and the Senate passed what President Trump called the One Big Beautiful Bill, just in time for him to sign it before the deadline that he himself requested of July 4th.

Who Spoke Most

  1. 1Photo of Hakeem S. JeffriesHakeem S. JeffriesDemocrat, New York24,384 words in 2 speeches, House
  2. 2Photo of Richard J. DurbinRichard J. DurbinDemocrat, Illinois16,455 words in 68 speeches, Senate
  3. 3Photo of Charles E. SchumerCharles E. SchumerDemocrat, New York13,570 words in 38 speeches, Senate
  4. 4Photo of John ThuneJohn ThuneRepublican, South Dakota12,773 words in 111 speeches, Senate
  5. 5Photo of John CornynJohn CornynRepublican, Texas12,334 words in 9 speeches, Senate
  6. 6Photo of Peter WelchPeter WelchDemocrat, Vermont11,286 words in 15 speeches, Senate
  7. 7Photo of Chuck GrassleyChuck GrassleyRepublican, Iowa10,100 words in 19 speeches, Senate
  8. 8Photo of John BarrassoJohn BarrassoRepublican, Wyoming8,990 words in 94 speeches, Senate
  9. 9Photo of Edward J. MarkeyEdward J. MarkeyDemocrat, Massachusetts8,655 words in 5 speeches, Senate
  10. 10Photo of J. French HillJ. French HillRepublican, Arkansas8,643 words in 15 speeches, House

Session Days

Pro Forma Sessions

Brief sessions where the chamber opened and adjourned without business or speeches: July 29, 2025 (House); July 25, 2025 (House); July 10, 2025 (House); July 7, 2025 (House and Senate).