Something I said earlier that I think you heard, and I talked about competing moral imperatives...

I certainly agree that the Refugee Resettlement Program has robust procedures in it to help ensure the security of Americans.

Again, our border on the Southwest is very, very far from secure.

Would you talk to us a little bit about whether or not we need to examine more closely...

we are only interdicting somewhere between five and 10 percent of drugs coming in through our Southern border.

The continuation of this program serves vital national security imperatives.

Is there anybody here with you from DHS?

Let me just share something.

Out of the 2,000 that have come in as refugees in the last year or two, about 2 percent were military-aged males--2 percent.

I think where we need to, as a Committee, focus our attention is on the Visa Waiver Program.

I cannot imagine why they would want to spend 2 years going through a refugee screening process.

I have confidence that this Administration, working in conjunction with 50 laboratories of democracies, our States across America, using common sense, using sound science, will find the right recipe.

Climate change is real. Global warming is real. Sea level rise is real.

The science is clear. Our future generations face no greater environmental threat.

We cannot do this alone. We have to work cooperatively with our neighbors around the world.

We face a lot of threats, but no greater environmental threat than the threat of climate change.

Leadership is the most important thing. And leadership is demonstrated in a variety of ways.

I think we're at the fork in the road, and my hope is that we will take it.