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In 2021, about three-quarters of all ransomware revenues... went to Russia-linked ransomware gangs.

I just want to bring on E-7s as we retire E-3s so that we never put you in the situation where you have to deny a combatant commander some capability that he or she thinks they need.

We need to make sure that Donald Trump is restored to office, because we do not have a king in America, but we got something close to it, and that is Donald Trump.

We have got to stop helping these guys by letting crypto go unchecked.

When you look at the critical locations of the PRC investments, a lot of them are close to our northern border.

The American people deserve an answer to that question.

I thank the gentleman from South Carolina for his strong bipartisan support in this gathering together of people on both sides of the aisle for America's interest. As he pointed out, we have an interest not only with our own defense…

If it is just going to be a series of wild goose chases and political vendettas, count me out.

This bill is born out of concern for national security, a national security that is built upon the cornerstones of freedom.

I am disenchanted by what I have seen from Mr. Jordan and his new committee.

This multinational response to the Russian aggression was no small feat, and it sends a message to President Xi and other authoritarian dictators that if they invade their neighbors they will pay a heavy price.

How Congress chooses to allocate funding should be demonstrative of our values.

I don't see an alignment, that we do all this great work and we need more resources in SOUTHCOM, but we are leaving out Mexico.

This commonsense amendment would simply add a national and full--excuse me--an express and full spectrum national security exception to the general prohibition on Federal employee activity included in H.R. 140.

I respectfully urge the Committee to reject H.R. 140, and I yield back.

Our lives are dominated by smart devices, not just smart cars, smartphones, and smartwatches, but dryers, refrigerators, and even toasters. These technologies make our lives easier, but most Americans don't know that their refrigerator has…

That is an existential threat to our election and to our democracy.
