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I give you and the President credit that you have included 1.7 trillion in mandatory cuts.

Neither party should take credit for balancing the budget in the 1990s.

I know, and every dollar we send out improperly is a borrowed dollar that we are paying interest on.

I wish I had about 30 minutes to talk about climate change, for instance.

I have some major concerns about the budget as you know.

Yes. You know, there's a consequence so overtime for this and some notion that there isn't. So your credibility starts to erode.

I don't think it's the end of the world. I just don't think it's a great idea. It's going to cost a lot of money.

I mean -- I've served in both places. I was an FBI agent and I was a member of the House of Representatives, and I was chairman of that committee. And it's sad to me to watch both of this. I mean I think they're destroying the…

I thank the chairman for yielding. Prior to coming to Congress, I worked for 30 years as a labor and employment attorney in Alabama. I advised clients on how to prevent sexual harassment and how to navigate the process if a harassment…

Today, as the House takes up the fifth continuing resolution for FY18, it seems all too appropriate to quote President Reagan where he says: ``Here we go again.'' I rise here on the floor of the House this afternoon to urge my colleagues…

Of course, we all know that when the market is going up, people are elated. That is natural.

I am hoping that we will give you every tool you need to do your job and to hire the people that you need to execute that.

I want to thank you, Governor Scott, for your leadership on this topic as well as your testimony today.

The ACA directly imposes higher taxes on labor income, thus, discouraging work.

But at the same time, this currency, these cryptocurrencies, they lack intrinsic value, it seems to me.

Do you believe that the 6 or 7 percent of our defense budget that we are devoting to the nuclear enterprise is an adequate level of spending?