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Can we get a commitment from you, sir, that you will do everything humanly possible to help rural financial institutions?

Can we agree that the best way to deal with this issue is to codify in legislation the reforms we need to the SIFI designation process?

The two reasons why the economy is doing so well is the great work in repealing red tape and also the tax cuts that have been recently enacted.

It is a commonsense bill, Mr. Speaker, such that if a bank teller speaks to one of his or her customers they have known for maybe decades, and the senior says, ``I would like to close my account and wire the proceeds overseas,'' this bank…

I hope we get to that point and beyond, as you said, this sort of binary debate, diplomacy or war.

Part of the coercion could be threatening proliferation.

The flaw in deterrence, it seems to me, in this particular situation, is the proliferation danger.

I mean, it has been very straightforward about military force. Yes, we are going to talk about diplomacy.

You go back to the Cuban Missile Crisis, which there is no exact analogy, but there are some similarities...

The second thing I asked was, what does he want? Why is he doing this? The answer was regime survival, I think you have all testified to that, and his personal survival.

I asked them three questions. Number one, is Kim Jong-un rational? The uniform response was yes, that he is not crazy and he is capable of rational analysis.

I now understand why generations of United States Presidents have sought your counsel. That was brilliant and I appreciate it.

The issue in my mind is, is it possible to have such a competition by political means with the backing of the military force that may be needed?

Thank you to my colleagues for being so gracious.

I think your online services are excellent, but they do not reach everybody.

Mainers age 65 or older accounted for 19.4 percent of the population of the state in 2016.

By median age, Maine is the oldest state in the Nation and is aging the most rapidly.

For the next 12 years, 10,000 Americans will turn 65 each day.