Today, on behalf of a grateful State, I rise to honor Scott County Sheriff Cody Carpenter and Arkansas Game and Fish wildlife officer Joel Campora, who died heroically last week trying to save their fellow Arkansans from flash floods…

There would be no investigation.

if you don't want to be sanctioned by the United States don't engage in trade with a theocratic tyranny.

To put this on the internet I think would help ferment some of the civil unrest in the country.

I am happy and honored to be offering this bipartisan amendment with my colleagues from Massachusetts and Illinois.

And the only thing they understand is iron will, and I think this amendment shows the iron will of the committee to stop or take all measures necessary to stop the Iranian regime from obtaining nuclear weapons.

I think a severability clause is the best way at the moment to address his concerns.

I agree with my colleague from Ohio that this legislation may be the last best chance to stop Iran's nuclear weapons program before an act of war.

I think Mr. Grayson has raised at least one hypothetical in which my amendment could be over-broad if someone in the third degree of consanguinity has naturalized and become an American citizen.

I appreciate that reference to John 15:13, ``Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friend.'' Certainly, many members of the Devil's Brigade did that, as they do today in our Special Forces. Now, Mr. Speaker…

I yield myself the balance of my time. I join my colleagues, the gentleman from Georgia and the gentleman from Florida, in urging unanimous passage of this very important legislation the week before Memorial Day to honor the Devil's…

I would encourage all of my colleagues to vote yes.