Chip RoyRepublican, TexasICE Under Attack
I thank the gentlewoman from South Carolina, particularly for her shout-out to the National Guard from her own State that has been deployed to the District of Columbia.
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24 session days with 1,118 floor speeches, plus 10 pro forma sessions, from the Congressional Record.
The longest speeches of the month, taking turns between the parties.
Chip RoyRepublican, TexasICE Under Attack
I thank the gentlewoman from South Carolina, particularly for her shout-out to the National Guard from her own State that has been deployed to the District of Columbia.
Al GreenDemocrat, TexasFearing for Our Lives
And still I rise, and still I rise, a liberated, unbought, unbossed, unafraid Democrat.
Bernard SandersIndependent, VermontConsolidated Appropriations Act, 2026: Motion to Proceed: Continued
Let's be honest. Let us face up to reality and let us acknowledge that most Americans understand that our great Nation, once the envy of the entire world, is now in the midst of a deep decline. And for the sake of our children and future generations, we must end that decline and turn this country around in very fundamental ways.
David SchweikertRepublican, ArizonaCongress Is a Math-Free Zone
I was actually going to come here and do some things on demographics and some things that are optimistic, but I actually think we should first jump into the fact that we work in a math-free zone.
Sheldon WhitehouseDemocrat, Rhode IslandOrder for Adjournment
I am here on the floor for the 36th speech in my ``Scheme'' series, calling attention to the rightwing scheme to capture our courts and justice system.
Kat CammackRepublican, FloridaRecognizing Alachua County Fire Rescue Chief Harold Theus
I rise today to recognize an exceptional public servant, a trusted leader and a dear friend to myself and everyone around him, Alachua County Fire Chief Harold Theus.
Marcy KapturDemocrat, OhioApplauding President Zelenskyy's Address in Davos
Please allow me to begin by applauding President Zelenskyy of Ukraine on his exceptional and historic remarks in Davos, Switzerland, earlier today.
Mark HarrisRepublican, North CarolinaMandate of the American People
In November of 2024, the American people didn't just cast votes. They issued a thunderous mandate. It was loud, it was clear, and it was unmistakable. They rose up, and they declared: Enough is enough. Enough of the reckless spending that mortgages our children's future. Enough of open-borders flooding our communities with chaos and danger.
Cory A. BookerDemocrat, New JerseySenate Pages
There is something extraordinary that happens when we are here in the Senate. Every cycle, we see numerous young people who come here to--one might call them indentured servants. They are the pages.
Kevin KileyRepublican, CaliforniaMisguided Policy in California
Every so often there comes along a policy so misguided, so self-destructive, so just utterly stupid that it has catastrophic consequences before it is even adopted.
Suhas SubramanyamDemocrat, VirginiaRestoring Election Integrity
Today marks 16 years since the Supreme Court's disastrous decision in Citizens United.
Lisa MurkowskiRepublican, AlaskaGreenland (Executive Session)
As we are starting this new year, there is certainly no shortage of issues to be talking about. You and I have been engaged in fruitful discussions, I believe, about how we address health coverage for millions of Americans that are looking at dramatically higher costs, in many cases, and recognizing that there is a pretty short window here in front of us. In fact, for many, it feels like that window is already closed.
James P. McGovernDemocrat, Massachusetts16,199 words in 14 speeches, House
Richard J. DurbinDemocrat, Illinois11,319 words in 13 speeches, Senate
David SchweikertRepublican, Arizona11,140 words in 3 speeches, House
Tim KaineDemocrat, Virginia10,196 words in 8 speeches, Senate
Marcy KapturDemocrat, Ohio8,652 words in 13 speeches, House
Sheldon WhitehouseDemocrat, Rhode Island8,583 words in 8 speeches, Senate
Jeff MerkleyDemocrat, Oregon7,054 words in 7 speeches, Senate
Chip RoyRepublican, Texas6,837 words in 2 speeches, House
Charles E. SchumerDemocrat, New York6,713 words in 10 speeches, Senate
Patty MurrayDemocrat, Washington6,287 words in 6 speeches, Senate


















































































































Brief sessions where the chamber opened and adjourned without business or speeches: January 30, 2026 (House); January 27, 2026 (House); January 23, 2026 (House); January 22, 2026 (Senate); January 20, 2026 (Senate); January 16, 2026 (House and Senate); January 3, 2026 (House); January 2, 2026 (House and Senate).