I also want to take a moment to condemn Members of Congress who do not support Israel's right to defend themselves.

Your recommendations is to enact H.R. 2 and to reestablish territorial integrity.

Iran will continue to threaten U.S. persons directly and via proxy attacks, particularly in the Middle East.

We must also be mindful to condemn antisemitism and Islamophobia here at home.

I look at the world and all the threats that are out there and what kind of a message are we sending to our adversaries when we can't govern, when we are dysfunctional, when we don't even have a Speaker of the House.

We should acknowledge the historic importance of this struggle, which is led by Iranians and should have the support of all Americans.

So, if we are going to call out antisemitism, if we're going to call out domestic violent extremism and the incitement of violence, yes, let's be prepared to do it everywhere.

I too want to say to the U.S. members of the Jewish community, we will fight antisemitism with our last breath.

Iran's growing expertise and willingness to conduct aggressive cyber operations make it a major threat to the security of the U.S. and to allied networks and data.

Israel has a right to defend itself, and that's the right that we know.

This is reprehensible, and we must redouble our efforts to combat terrorist organizations' ability to radicalize individuals here at home in the United States through the internet.

That seems to me to be unimaginably stupid.

Iran and its proxies present a clear and present danger to our homeland security, and we must identify ways that the United States can ensure the safety of our citizens abroad and here at home.

I still continue to believe that that's not the right way to go.

Facts matter. I hope we understand that, while we all have our magic 5 minutes, we are obligated to come with the truth.

Is it a threat to the United States homeland if there is an Iranian government influence operation functioning at the highest levels of the United States administration?

What we need to see from the administration is the application of pressure to the regime to impose costs on them to reestablish deterrence.

It is inconceivable to me.