Mr. Speaker, I am grateful that, in my service, I began as a member of the unique class of 2001. These were Members elected in special elections that year, including now-U.S. Senator John Boozman, along with chairman of the House Armed…

Mr. Chair, I am grateful to be a co- sponsor of H.R. 5931, to prohibit future cash payments to Iran. In January, the President made a $1.7 billion cash payment along with the dangerous Iranian Nuclear Deal. After months of questions from…

Mr. Speaker, I am grateful that in my service I began as a member of the unique class of 2001. These were Members elected in special elections that year, including now-U.S. Senator John Boozman of Arkansas, along with chairman of the House…

You need handcuffs and a trip to the sex offender registry. That is what you need.

You have managed to do something that I have not seen done in the five years I have been here.

You should never have to choose between your career and justice ever.

Madam President, I wish to speak for 10 minutes, and I request that the Presiding Officer let me know when that time expires. This body, the Senate, is going to have a vote in a couple of hours about whether we should approve an arms sale…

Mr. Speaker, my home State of Florida is well known for the best tasting orange juice that I am fortunate to have grown up drinking, and we sell that orange juice across our great country. But today, our citrus farmers and orange industry…

I am disappointed in HUD.

I will say that there are many issues in the housing footprint that we ought to engage in.

It is a fabulous project that needs more attention, and it does, in fact, blend vouchers with places.

I do wish that HUD was here to explain and share with us their success stories as well as their challenges.

this institution, as Senator Lindsey Graham pointed out last week, is one of the greatest threats to American security.

Thank you for helping with the legislation that you and I passed to provide more vouchers for more folks

If there's not a change in strategy to create a ground component that not only can hold Raqqa and put military pressure on Assad, this war never ends.

Is there a Plan B, in terms of--if diplomacy fails, a Plan B for Syria that has a military component?

Do you support the arms sale to Saudi Arabia that's being proposed?

They're not doing their part.