If we are going to have rules, they should apply across the committees on the decorum and the way the hearings are held.
I continue to believe that what we did saved lives. I think it was a responsible thing to do.
You abdicate a lot of our input, our authority as Members of Congress, elected Members of Congress.
The point of the matter is there are rules, believe it or not, that accompanied the measures that we took here.
I think there is a format for that. I think we can have roundtables that aren't formal committee hearings where we do that virtually.
The word 'Congress' means the act of coming together or meeting, and that is what I believe this body should reflect.
I want to thank you and Chairman Carper for having this so, so very important hearing.
Access to safe and reliable water is critical for all Americans.
Creating security in the post-Cold War era requires that we unite, not divide. The pledges on security assurances that Prime Minister Major,...
I don't believe it, and I don't believe there's intelligence to support it.
I have the unavoidable conclusion that influenced part of it.
Russia doesn't want a direct conflict with the United States.
I want to address a bigger point, and I want to join with a lot of my colleagues to commend the Intelligence Community.
the Intelligence Community has assessed the transfer of MiG-29s to Ukraine may be mistaken as escalatory and could result in significant Rus...
I still don't think there's any intelligence to justify that distinction.
Vladimir Putin simply deterred the U.S. government from providing these aircraft by saying they would view this as escalatory.
This will reduce our demand for foreign oil.
But at some point, somebody has to be able to make the decision.
