At the end of the day, it is only Congress that can decide whether the trade agreement goes into effect or not.

Concern has been raised by some that Congress and the American people may not be adequately consulted during trade negotiations.

We should stop debating the danger posed by the United States Congress and refocus on the danger posed by a nuclear-armed Iran.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Ambassador, thanks for what you are doing for our country.

this is selective leaking of information.

You are never going to get all of the answers. You are never going to get all of the documents.

The killing of four American patriots in Benghazi last month was an act of terror.

Iran needs to implement the additional protocols so that the agency can provide credible assurance about the absence of undeclared nuclear material and activities in Iran.

It is inconceivable that anyone could make an argument that the United States is not negotiating in good faith.

We can afford another extension because the current interim arrangement is in our interest, not in Iran's interest.

Instead of getting that support, their deaths are being used as a partisan attack on President Obama.

it is ridiculous.

You are the government guy. You are standing up for 'top people.' You have to bring your game.

You can walk and chew gum at the same time.

I think it is appropriate for us to have some expectation that as these talks continue, to see some good faith from the Iranians on these issues at least would be helpful to those of us who have concerns about the broader deal.

American newspapers would have never allowed our enemies in World War II to place ads in, say, the New York Times for recruitment of people to go and fight against America.

I actually believe we are going to need more of these hearings.

I, like everybody else on the dais here, are great believers of the First Amendment.