There is nobody on this side that has anything against Amtrak. We just are concerned about the megabillions, the many, many, many billions of losses that have been incurred by Amtrak over the years.

If Ambassador Rice had nothing to do the Benghazi cover up, then why did the administration use her as a mouthpiece to mislead the American people on five Sunday talk shows?

President Obama is sadly mistaken if he thinks the House of Representatives won't get to the bottom of the Benghazi tragedy and hold him responsible if the evidence points to the White House.

Don't tell me that my parents didn't build their business.

Mr. Speaker, it is a pleasure for me to now yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Gene Green), a valuable member of our Energy and Commerce Committee.

Mr. Speaker, we have no further speakers, and at this time I yield back the balance of my time.

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself as much time as I may consume. The bill before us today is the result of efforts from both sides of the aisle to find a solution that really works for industry, government, and our environment. Currently, the…

Mr. Speaker, I want to add my support for this important resolution to safeguard the Internet from government control. I'd like to thank my friend and colleague, Mary Bono Mack, and my other colleagues from the Energy and Commerce…

Madam Speaker, I rise to say thank you to Adam Ross and his parents, Dudley and Amanda Ross, from the Boiling Springs community in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Adam Ross has been described as a ``well-mannered, good-spirited, and…

What the Democrats want to do, Madam Speaker, is bad citizenship. It is bad economics. It is bad for our fellow Americans. It remains to be seen if it's good electioneering or not. That remains to be seen. But duplicity is duplicity, no…

Madam Speaker, I want to thank my good friend and colleague, Tim Scott. And I was in rapt attention when he was talking. It was almost as if he stole my thoughts. But I don't mind because he's a member of the freshman class. And many of us…

I want to make sure that you guys are all talking.

I think America is threatened more by the State Department focusing solely on al-Qaeda.

We have seen the Department of Homeland Security created, 15,000 employees, $3.4 billion complex out on the Potomac.

I believe the center is on the right path in seeking to steer individuals away from violence.

I am frustrated on Homeland Security when I hear some of the agencies aren't talking, aren't sharing information, especially when it comes to immigration issues.

Madam President, my comment, in response to the question Senator McCain has, is what we do today becomes precedent for tomorrow. So are we going to sit on the sidelines here and allow the Attorney General--who is under siege by our…

I just don't want the agency, the State Department or any agency, to get tunnel vision, to be so focused on what you perceive as the threat coming from al-Qaeda that we get blindsided.