mrs. loeffler: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mrs. loeffler: mr. president, as the first u.s. senator to call for the nomination and confirmation to fill justice ginsburg's seat before the november 3 election, i'm proud to support judge amy coney barrett has president trump's nominee for associate justice of the united states supreme court. but i'm not the only one who is proud. two weeks ago i joined concerned women for america in marietta, georgia, to pick off their nationwide bus tour in support of judge barrett's confirmation. dozens attended, including men and women from every walk of life, families, business orientationpologies makers, faith leaders, and -- business owners, policymakers, faith leaders and students. judge barrett has inspired millions of us across the country. she has reached the pinnacle of her profession while upholding her christian faith and values. she is a wife and mother of seven children. she will become the first woman to serve on the supreme court with school-aged children. now the majority of americans in the most r

loeffler: i would like to respond. >> mr. collins, do you feel you were attacked? rep.ollins: i do. number one, we started an investigation into big tech talking about antitrust. voted for the bill president trump said he would veto. she just voted against a resolution he said he would sign. maybe your math is wrong. trumpoeffler: president supported the senate version of the ndaa and he did not put a remark out on the cr. -- just like the president, i am a political outsider and a conservative. >> and back. >> this is amazing, for a six month senator who took $14 million in lobbyists to make sure bills came out their way. let's get off the talking points and be honest. >> if i could. >> it was my question originally, if i could. they respond to each other by saying no, i am 100% aligned with trump, not you. look at my contract with georgia and my facebook page. i feel it represents georgia well. >> i would like to weigh in on this point, if you don't mind. lieberman, to mr. this is the whole point of me being here. i am not a republican or democrat. i am third party. i

mr. collins, you feel like you were attacked in senator loeffler's answer? >> i do.umber one, we're the ones who started the investigation into the big tech, talking about antitrust and breaking it up and also section 230. senator loeffler can't get with her own facts, she just voted against the continuing resolution in which the president signed. it doesn't look like 100% to me, senator. maybe your math is wrong or maybe your cue card is wrong. >> i would like to respond. president trump supported the senate version of the ndaa and he did not put out a remark on the cr. congressman collins is a tax and spend career politician. i'm a political outsider, conservative businesswoman who isn't going to rubber stamp everything that comes to the floor. >> back to mr. collins. >> again, this is amazing for a six-month senator who has been in washington for a long time paying over $14 million in lobbyists to make sure that the bills come out her way. there's a lot about ledge lagis. let's get off the talking point and be honest. >> we'll have to move on. >> if i could -- >>