We need to push all parties toward a political solution.

This is not just a statistic. One of those one in three was a school bus in northern Yemen with 40 children on it. That is not acceptable.

I will be voting no on the resolution before the committee today.

The administration simply could have waived the requirement. The law allowed that. But they did not. They essentially told us not to believe our eyes.

I strongly oppose this measure.

I deeply worry that the United States may turn its back on the Middle East and we do so at our own risk.

The tragedy of Yemen will stay with us longer than what we can bear.

We cannot look the other way when it comes to the recklessness with which the Saudi-led coalition has conducted its operations.

Too many guns are being used against innocent people, and too many ill-gotten guns are being used against innocent people, and we must put an end to it.

Mr. Nadler, thank you for this hearing, which is extraordinary, because it is the first hearing on gun violence in more than 8 years in the House of Representatives.

Him having to put this into the record is something that should be addressed.

And it's already super legal, as we have seen, for me to be a pretty bad guy. So it's even easier for the President of the United States to be one, I would assume?

So I'm being held and every person in the body is being held to a higher ethical standard than the President of the United States?

So I can be totally funded by oil and gas. I can be totally funded by Big Pharma, come in, write Big Pharma laws, and there's no limits to that whatsoever?

So green light for hush money. I can do all sorts of terrible things. It's totally legal right now for me to pay people off.

So we have a system that is fundamentally broken. We have these influences existing in this body.

There's nothing stopping me from being entirely funded by corporate PACs.

So let's play a game. Let's play a lightning round game. I'm going to be the bad guy.