I appreciate the witnesses that are here, able to describe some of the lessons we have learned from that terrible tragedy a decade ago.

A climate change mandate from Washington, D.C. won't solve the public health and health care finance challenges that we face this very day.

Those who have second- or third-trimester abortions, late-term abortions, do they have--what do their higher suicides look like?

Let's not pretend that we're worried about the credibility of the Court if we are simultaneously attacking the credibility of the Court and its ability to do its job.

Just for the sake of time, I am just going to leave that footnote with you that, of course, the state of Utah would love to be deeply involved in both identifying and managing those areas.

I am going to make you a proposal that we would love to host you in Utah.

My colleague Rep McClintock and I sent a letter to you last year urging you to end the Let Burn policies.

Our relationship with you is just critical.

Obviously, in the years that have passed, a lot of steps have been taken by the public sector, the private sector, as well as the Federal Government to make our nation more secure.

I appreciate the witnesses that are here, able to describe some of the lessons we have learned from that terrible tragedy a decade ago and to help us understand what things we can do to improve our readiness for potential acts of…

I must admit, that which gave me the greatest confidence that our games would be safe was that the FBI put in place a very substantial intelligence capability in Utah prior to the games.

I look and believe that intelligence and threat assessment is probably the one area that is most critical to being able to protect our citizens.

The coordination between Federal, State, and local agencies has become a high priority after September 11, 2001 (9/11), as well as after the bombing in Boston.

We have to start to address those issues now.

I appreciate your professionalism.

Using the definition that the intent is to kill the baby, I would say none.

69 percent of Americans are uncomfortable with abortion after the first trimester.

This is a matter, not for this Court's to decide, but for elected lawmakers.