Tom Cotton

I know lots of small mom-and-pop investors in Arkansas since 1970 have read this document, and they made a lot of money off of it.

I want to focus on some of the challenges that overregulation is putting on smaller businesses and smaller investors.

Thank you, gentlemen, for your testimony today.

I think is gross social engineering, trying to impose nationwide zoning standards on communities with very little, if any, evidence of discriminatory intent or even discriminatory impact.

I think we explored most of those points today.

Talk is cheap. Deterrence is about the military balance of power.

I would dispute the premise that somehow President Obama was any tougher or stronger in defense of U.S. interests as against Russia.

I do not see any reason why we could not have bipartisan agreement on an effort to put more accountability in our own hands.

I have heard a lot of complaints, like Senator Warren's complaint today.

It would seem that that could be done on a more discriminating basis than an arbitrary threshold, wouldn't it?

Will I get my bills and amendments voted on earlier if I give my time to you?

Did Donald Trump or any of his associates in the campaign collude with Russia in hacking those e-mails?

You encouraged the President to release the tapes. Will you encourage the Department of Justice or your friend at Columbia or Mr. Mueller to release your memos?

Does Section 702, Admiral Rogers, allow you to collect information on U.S. citizens?

This is something that is bipartisan.

To achieve a preponderance of force and strategic position from which to deploy to force your enemy to submit to your will, preferably without fighting.

There is widespread agreement in the community and in our State that this site is not just a part of Arkansas' history, it is a part of our national heritage. Central High stands as a reminder of an article Billy Graham published during…

The things that you can see, the amount of data you can collect, the things you can do with post-processing, allows Russia, in my opinion, to get incredible foundational intelligence on critical infrastructure, bases, ports, all of our…

For years, our rivals have been developing new tactics, new small arms, and new body armor.

Our planning process does not devote all that much time to the individual soldiers and their needs.

I think we would all agree the most precious thing in our arsenal is the lives of our troops.

The evidence is overwhelming that far more important factors are inadequate public education, under-resourced or unsafe neighborhoods, and discrimination in employment, pay, or promotion.

I come from Darnel, Arkansas, where $18,000 makes me a millionaire.

I think it is something that this Congress should address, and it is something that we need to address

Our foremost concern obviously has to be the protection of our national security.