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If he leaves willingly, he's going to be tried for war crimes and spend his life in prison.

I had the opportunity recently to visit China, and Russia before that, and I brought these issues up.

I was a prosecutor, so I prosecuted these cases, both at the State and the Federal level.

I share your skepticism of the current reports, but let's say that they are true, or let's say they become true at some point, what are the ranges of possible consequences that the American people can expect from the administration as a response?

I think it is important for the world to know, for Congress to know, for Americans to know what we can expect to see, at what point, so we can have that discussion.

I want to thank the ranking member. Doctor, I appreciate you being here, for your testimony and for your service.

I have two main concerns, the innocent people in Syria, and our good friends, Israel.

Therefore, this hearing is an appropriate place to examine the extent to which the FDA and other federal agencies should be involved in regulation of health information technologies.

Congress has acted, and in fact, when we had the Medical Devices User Fee Act in the last Congress, we specifically rejected in that bill a moratorium on FDA's use of its authority over medical devices that happened to be implemented as mobile applications.

Now I am afraid that my Republican friends are going to spend this day making up false stories about how the Affordable Care Act and FDA regulation is stifling innovation--how our smartphones are going to be taxed and Apple's manufacturing plants will be inspected, but I have to say this is nonsense.

First, I'm glad that we are creating a record for something that I believe is enormously important.

I'm going to try and have some rapid-fire questions, and I thank you for bearing with me.

This is a, sort of, inquiry that we are making together and the framework is one that we are making together.

I don't believe that we should hold up comprehensive immigration reform because as Judge Escobar said, that will contribute to your being able to do a better job.

I am very pleased with your leadership and us working together on a very important component of America's National security.

I embrace it totally and believe that it is a long-overdue policy and legislative initiative that should be passed.

This has been a very interesting hearing, very important issue, very informative.

Let me also acknowledge Congressmen Beto O'Rourke for championing the value of understanding the border and providing us with insight as relates to the expertise that is in his Congressional district.