
The United States cannot bear this fight alone, and a strong coalition, including the neighboring Arab states, is obviously critical to destroying ISIS.
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The United States cannot bear this fight alone, and a strong coalition, including the neighboring Arab states, is obviously critical to destroying ISIS.

I also think it's critical that the people of Syria have an alternative other than ISIS or other radical terrorist groups like it or the Assad regime.

Do you see the presence of radicalized Westerners fighting with ISIS and the Khorasan as a threat to the United States?

I think we continue to be a step behind up until this point, this response point.

The Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security have launched an initiative to partner with local communities to counter extremist recruiting.

My math says we're going to be behind the eightball on day one because we won't have enough beds.

I think that's very important, because it certainly would degrade their capability.

I am pleased that the strategy that the administration has developed for defeating ISIS does include the training and equipping the moderate Syrian opposition.

The numbers that we look at suggest for every infected individual that they will infect somewhere between 5 and 20 additional individuals.

We're going to break every fail-safe that exists at the FDA.

I think we've already spiraled. I think we're in that spiral now.

Mr. Speaker, the so-called Islamic State, or ISIS, has been doing what terrorists have done for millennia: decimating villages, persecuting religious minorities, and massacring the innocent, including the brutal public beheadings of two…

Mr. Speaker, we only have 24 legislative days left in the 113th Congress, yet the Republican majority has failed to pass any meaningful legislation. The last 2 years have been wasted with partisan rhetoric and legislative initiatives that…

So there is not a clearance issue here, there is not a propriety issue. And so really there is no reason at all why you should not be getting 100 percent of what you request.

I think today highlights really in a bipartisan way the need for full disclosure to the OIGs...

So has this been a new revelation, that all of a sudden we have this new revelation in the last couple of years that it doesn't mean that?

What would be the great enforcement mechanism, that if they don't give you 100 percent of the documents that they get their budget cut by 10 percent?