I say, to the credit of the President, that he was instrumental in forcing the Iraqis to open their doors, so to speak, to the inspections.

You don't have time to make yourself available? Is that what you're saying?

I think if that matter were to be put before the American people, they'd vote it down overwhelmingly.

We do not need another foreign aid budget, and we do not need another foreign relations department.

I think that it's a matter worth consideration that we have people come to this committee who do not represent the administration's line.

I am against it. I am for the legislative branch of government first, last, and all the time.

When I last had the microphone we talked about the National Guard, and I want to finish my questions along that line.

I believe that the best approach for this administration is to garner more dollars, more men, and more expertise from the United Nations.

You see, that's not the way we ought to do things.

I think of what this spending magnitude would bring to our national priorities--our schools, our healthcare, our ability to fix Medicare or Social Security.

I urge you to make provision to call outside witnesses so that the committee will have more than just the administration line.

That doesn't sound like a very big army, does it?