I'm trying to make a law that I think would be good for the country as a whole, would put us in good standing as a Nation.

Do you believe there should be any restrictions on abortion at any time?

Well, your testimony was that women are adversely affected.

Well, that is a matter of opinion, but the point I am making is that you have studied the effect that abortion has on women.

I have long believed that we need to increase the penalties under the FACE statute.

Thank you, all, for your testimony.

If the baby survives the abortion, is born alive, we should provide every protection in the world to that child.

We are trying to get out of that club, quite frankly.

We are one of seven countries in the world that allow abortion on demand at that stage in the pregnancy.

This hearing is going to talk about the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, S. 1553, which I have introduced with most Members of my conference.

Legislative bodies like the Congress should have the power to protect that unborn child at that stage in the pregnancy.

But my point is that--well, I think you have answered the question. There is no evidence to suggest that women in these other countries are experiencing what you are talking about.

Because they can feel pain.

I think there is an opportunity for us to take a look at the data again, because the data certainly, from my perspective, concludes that the small investor is worse off under the current rule than they would be without the rule.

I would certainly encourage you both to take some time, if you are confirmed, to look deeply into it.

I think it was 97 House Democrats signed a letter with serious concerns about the fiduciary rule.

Lindsey O. Graham

If you run a private business, and somebody created a project and you are $5 billion into it, and you find out it actually costs three times more than everybody thought, would you fire somebody?