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I think most of us, if not all of us, are in agreement.

Twenty-five years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, 50 years after the Cuban missile crisis, 200 years after the Monroe Doctrine, your opinion is that, if this Congress proceeds with the sequestration cuts to our defense, we will see…

tomorrow we will gather in the House Chamber to listen to an address from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. I welcome Prime Minister Netanyahu to Capitol Hill and eagerly await his speech. It is expected that he will paint a very…

I guess the frustration is this is an area where throwing money at it is not--won't help in the sense of, you know, making it more--we have a program that is in error 24 percent of the time, which is, you know, certainly unacceptable.

So, do I understand you correctly to say that there are now no Iranian forces in Tikrit?

I agree with your statement that there doesn't seem to be all that many similarities between Latin American culture and Persian culture.

There is no substitute for an Army, but there is also certainly no substitute for a Navy and Marine Corps that is constantly on watch all around the globe.

Thank you, gentlemen, for all your service and for the men and women who sit behind you, not just on behalf of all the troops you represent, but you, personally.

I think the bigger story in terms of U.S.-Cuba relations is it is a chance for Cuba to be more exposed to U.S. values and U.S. ways of doing business and U.S. freedoms.

I am encouraged by recent steps to reform the U.S.-Cuba relationship. Boosting our commercial ties would have significant benefits for both of our economies.

So cybersecurity is a huge thing that we are very, very concerned about.

There's a Breaking News Alert from the Associated Press, General Austin, that Egypt and Saudi Arabia have begun a ground incursion into Yemen.

In the end, it's my expectation that we want to keep Thailand. We love the Thai people.

Deterrence works best whenever the lines we draw are clear and strongly enforced.

I would like to associate myself with the comments of Senator Kaine and Senator McCain about the impact of sequestration, in particular the impacts on readiness.

If the United States proceeds with the sequestration cuts to our defense budget, would you expect to see Russian influence and activity in the western hemisphere continue to grow or decrease?

Why are you allowing individuals who cheated by not paying any taxes to now claim a refund that will be financed by hard-working Americans who have been paying taxes all along?