Even though there is still work to be done, the border is much more secure than when you became Secretary.

I would also like to thank you for your service, Madam Secretary.

They might in Nassau have to do a survey for Nassau.

We urge you to carefully consider these concerns and we look forward to working with you to ensure the long-term health and vitality of American fisheries.

We urge you to carefully consider these concerns and we look forward to working with you to ensure the long-term health and vitality of American fisheries.

Well, we want to see the international community support it.

We're going to support the efforts that are being made because we think that the people of Libya themselves have to be supported and we know how difficult this struggle is.

I rise today as the chairman of the Joint Committee on Printing to recognize the Government Printing Office, GPO, on the occasion of its 150th anniversary.

In terms of international harmonization, one of the concerns that I have is in timing and making sure we have a timetable because obviously we do not want to create the opportunity for regulatory arbitrage.

During Dodd-Frank we worked very hard to ensure that municipalities and other entities that had little experience in the swap markets would be protected while continuing to provide market access to entities that need to address their risk.

We have seen the return of 2.5 million girls to school.

The United States, as you know so well, has always advocated democracy, freedom, giving people the chance to have their own lives without control from the state.

Women cannot be used as pawns by the Taliban or by the Afghan Government.

We are partnering with a lot of very courageous Afghan women and men.

We are standing with the Libyan people as they brave bombs and bullets to demand that Qadhafi must go now without further violence or delay.

It has often been said that if the United Nations did not already exist, we would have to create it.

I intend to convey the strong support of the Obama Administration and the American people, that we wish to be a partner in the important work that lies ahead as they embark on a transition to a genuine democracy.

I am very concerned that in the General Assembly, we don't have a veto.