I wholeheartedly agree with what I heard as I came in, from Dr. Asali's testimony about advocating for a two-state solution that is premised on security and peace and opportunity.

We know that if there is to be real peace between Israelis and Palestinians, there must be a full and immediate cessation of hateful rhetoric on the part of the Palestinian Authority.

Will the Palestinian Authority direct the P.A. TV to remove any reference to martyrdom, Shahada, and the glorification of suicide bombers from the television?

I have been speaking out against the incitement of hate and violence in Palestinian textbooks for years.

My colleague, Senator Schumer, and I wrote a letter to President Bush urging his Administration to do everything in his power to persuade the Palestinians to reverse their hateful rhetoric.

Let's keep Gray Davis and let's get rid of George Bush.

It wasn't only the outdoor air and the continuing burning of the debris, a mixture that frankly the world had never seen of stuff that was pulverized, but it was also indoor air. I'm equally concerned about that.

The public did not receive sufficient air quality information and wanted more information on health risk.

I think that, in fact, the three of us here are probably the three Senators who have most cared about the issue of the spreading Wahhabi danger in the world and America.

What can you tell us about Prince Turki al-Faisal, his support for bin Laden and Al-Qaeda?

the explicit cooperation of the Saudi regime with Wahhabi

I hope Secretary Powell and others will make it clear to the Saudi royal family that if it does not end its awful deal with the extreme Wahhabi clerics, it is going to end up ending its relationship with the United States.

Senator Kyl has been very, very out front in chairing hearings on Wahabi-ism and what it means and how we have ignored it.

Five shifts, seven hours, two at each end, twenty just for that.

Just one that stopped in all these places, because he names four or five cities.

But let me ask you this question. This is just a summary, so I haven't read the article.

Again, I am sure the Chairman and everyone who has been here before me would join me in thanking you.

You can't quibble with the idea that we are just not doing enough.