I, too, hear constantly from my community banks what impact this potential rule will have on them.

The burden isn't getting lighter. It is getting heavier.

Mr. Chairman, I'm happy to hear my friends across the aisle talk about investing in our future and investing in our economy. But when they talk about that, I think we have to be clear that that's code for borrowing and spending more money…

And another $1.2 trillion in this new proposal, for a total of $2.8 trillion of new taxes. Mr. Chairman, we've seen this before. This is tax-and-spend liberalism at its finest. I think the American people understand what has happened in…

I appreciate the gentleman for yielding. I want to shed a little light on what has been discussed on the floor tonight, Mr. Chairman. We are hearing a lot of conversation about Medicare. We have to be clear that, in ObamaCare, this was the…

ECPA is complicated, outdated, and largely unconstitutional.

Let me say that to amend ECPA, we are going to need to have a balancing act, which means that neither law enforcement nor the service community are going to get everything they want.

I think the different standards between a warrant and a subpoena is outdated and probably unconstitutional.

The role of the Internet and electronic communications in our daily lives is vastly different now.

The 1986 law governing the Internet is like having a national highway policy drafted in the 19th century.

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986, or ECPA, is complicated, outdated, and largely unconstitutional.

If the gentleman will yield, I am sure as this debate goes on, we will be getting a lot of advice from a lot of different sources, some of which will be trying to twist the law in favor of somebody or another. So stay tuned.

I think the different standards between a warrant and a subpoena is outdated and probably unconstitutional.

Let me say that to amend ECPA, we are going to need to have a balancing act, which means that neither law enforcement nor the service community are going to get everything they want.

I would hope that the Justice Department, when they come back next time to talk about this subject, can anticipate the questions and have an answer.

We are simply not going to solve this humanitarian crisis without really toppling the Assad regime.

So, if anything, that has got to be the goal of our policies. We need to make sure that Assad is gone.

He is your enemy for life.