The solutions to this problem are not law enforcement.

This is one of the worst proctology exams anybody could ever imagine.

I think that we all, or most of us, still have a common yearning that this Nation will live up to its ideals.

One of the places where people have sought one of those highest ideals, justice, has been through our courts.

Unfortunately, we created more companies now too big to fail.

I don't know why we would divert resources, time, energy, and people power to actually going forward with that.

I believe you can tell a lot about the values of a nation based on how they treat and care for those who step up and are entrusted with defending the nation. If we are honest with ourselves, we don't always keep our promises, and we don't…

Do you believe that's your job?

I promise--and there is many people on this Committee--that we will work our hardest and do our best to achieve that goal.

If it is so good for us--and I am--it is a sincere question--why don't we just open the country up completely?

Too many people are dying in our States.

One of the places where people have sought one of those highest ideals, justice, has been through our courts.

Our country's media tends to highlight our divisions. But, anybody who travels around this world knows how much we have as--in common, as a people.

Respectfully, I understand that. We're running out of time. Why did the Inspector General sound an alarm, though?

I would love for the DR Congo to own it all and to spread the wealth that is gleaned from that to their own people.

We have a lot of concerns from the Republican side, and that the agency is being politicized.

These Democratic policies might create sanctuaries for criminal illegal aliens, but they are creating a dystopian nightmare for law-abiding citizens and noncitizens alike who must live in them.

I hope you won't participate in creating additional barriers to entry so that entrepreneurs cannot participate in the free-market society.