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Senator Steven Glazer made remarks on the Senate floor regarding Senate Joint Resolution 14. The following is a full transcript of those remarks.

STEVEN GLAZER, Senator from the 7th Senate District: This resolution SJR 14 calls on Congress and the President of the United States to rename all federal public places including parks, buildings, and roadways that bear the names of elected and military leaders of the Confederacy. SJR 14 also urges Congress to remove statues of elected or military leaders of the Confederacy and place them in museums, where they can be viewed in their proper historical context.

Senator Steven Glazer made remarks on the Senate floor regarding Senate Bill 336. The following is a full transcript of those remarks.

STEVEN GLAZER, Senator from the 7th Senate District: I regrettably rise in opposition to this bill today. First I want to thank my colleague, the senator from Napa, for raising a very important issue, which is the disruption that this technology is doing to many people who have employment in this field. There's nobody on this floor who has a bigger heart than the senator from Napa for the, the impact that that technology is having and his bill reflects that concern that he rightfully has.

Senator Steven Glazer made remarks on the Senate floor regarding Assembly Bill 1507. The following is a full transcript of those remarks.

STEVEN GLAZER, Senator from the 7th Senate District: Thank You Mr. President and members and I'm sorry to say again that we're kind of back in the same place we were earlier in the week and talking about charter schools versus talking about the broader challenges facing our education system. And once again it certainly puts me in conflict with the bill that's before you.

Senator Glazer speaking on the Senate floor regarding Assembly Bill 2923 on August 23, 2018. This is a full transcript of those remarks.

Members earlier, earlier this year I went with my County on the homeless counts in Contra Costa County. And on that early morning hour we stopped at a park in Martinez and there I met Dina and John who were living in their car. And I talked to them about their circumstances and they explained to me that their rent had been raised almost 80% in the past year and they couldn't afford it and they had no choice but to leave their apartment and to live in their car with their cat. And they were there at that park in Martinez that very cold winter morning to get some hot coffee and some cereal and some juice that was being provided by a Good Samaritan who would provide that a couple days a week along with a prayer.