If they don't change what they are doing--now, it can't be slight changes, it is gonna be dramatic changes...

Iran is the number-one world sponsor of terrorism.

The problem we are running into, and I think when you move around airports you will see this, is that frequent travelers who are the people we want into this program, have gotten in to it.

You have got a big challenge on your hands. I have been on this committee since it was established...

We are here to help solve this. We are Oversight, but we are also Government Reform.

During the vote on H.R. 427 I was inescapably detained and away handling important matters related to my District and the State of Alabama. If I had been present, I would have voted ``no'' on final passage. PERSONAL EXPLANATION

Oil exports is an opportunity--this is another particular, Mr. Chairman, to become an energy superpower.

Lifting the ban would also send a very powerful signal of the United States' commitment to free trade and open markets.

The export ban on crude oil was from the very beginning a deeply perverse policy implemented in a futile attempt to mitigate the perverse effects of other Government policies.

Lifting the ban on U.S. exports of crude oil could give us a real boost in terms of our national security.

I called for 2014 to be the year of the report, and, boy, did they do the reports.

Today I find it strange that the United States is the only advanced country that bans crude oil exports.

Both of these bills lift the ban on oil exports while at the same time preserving the energy authority of the President.

The deal that the Administration has presented us concerning Iran's nuclear program will entail the lifting of sanctions against Iranian oil.

During the votes on S. 1482, H.R. 1656 and H.R. 2770, I was inescapably detained and away handling important matters related to my District and the State of Alabama. If I had been present, I would have voted ``yes'' on all of the…

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