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  1. My statement on the administration’s re-imposition of sanctions:

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  2. It’s a beautiful weekend for the . Glad to have so many folks in Chattanooga for one of the world’s largest rowing regattas. Congratulations to all of the participants!

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  3. Horrified by the deadly act of violence inspired by hate at a synagogue in Pittsburgh earlier this morning.

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  4. By taking a multifaceted approach, we can responsibly help combat this increasingly devastating problem. I thank for his leadership on this issue and am pleased the president has signed this legislation into law. Learn more: .

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  5. They can undergo their own investigation, but the U.S. administration must make its own independent, credible determination of responsibility for Khashoggi’s murder under the Global Magnitsky investigation as required by law.

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  6. The story the Saudis have told about Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance continues to change with each passing day, so we should not assume their latest story holds water.

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  7. Sad to hear of the passing of Lacy Upchurch. A lifelong farmer, he understood the importance of Tennessee’s agriculture community and represented the for a decade with dedication and commitment. My thoughts are with his wife, Kay, and his family.

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  8. In light of the circumstances, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin did the right thing in not going to the Saudi investment summit.

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  9. This has been a long and painful ordeal for Pastor Andrew Brunson and his family, and we are relieved that they will finally be reunited after this long period of his unjust imprisonment. My full statement on his release from Turkey today:

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  10. . has long been a devoted public servant in Tennessee, and I am pleased he will continue to serve our state as a federal district court judge. I congratulate him on his confirmation. My statement: .

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  11. Honored to have recommended Eli Richardson for the position of U.S. District Court Judge for the Middle District of Tennessee. Glad his confirmation will help alleviate the high caseload. My statement: .

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  12. Pleased signed the into law. I thank and for their leadership on this issue and have been proud to work with them to make this a reality. My statement: .

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  13. Today, we sent a letter to the administration triggering an investigation and Global Magnitsky sanctions determination regarding the disappearance of Saudi journalist and columnist .

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  14. I know will continue to be a strong voice for our country and wish her well in whatever comes next.

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  15. . has been a fierce advocate for U.S. interests during her time as U.N. ambassador. While I hated to hear of her departure, I have enjoyed working with her and am thankful for her willingness to serve.

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  16. Today in Venezuela, Fernando Albán, a young opposition leader, died while in the government’s custody. This is disturbing and the government has a responsibility to ensure all understand how that could have happened.

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  17. Our thoughts are with ’s family and colleagues at the . I have raised Jamal's disappearance personally with the Saudi ambassador, and while we await more information, know we will respond accordingly to any state that targets journalists abroad.

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  18. I spoke with and on ahead of this afternoon’s vote to . Watch here:

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  19. Glad the has been signed into law. This effort will begin to move us away from providing direct assistance with mixed results and instead help countries become more self-reliant.

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  20. Transferring the countless injustices that have happened to women for decades onto a person who had nothing to do with them is an injustice, just as seeking to elevate one’s own political stature by wrongly destroying someone else’s reputation is an injustice.

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