It is wrong for us to permit a doctor here to transplant that organ because that is us participating in a crime, and a horrific crime that shouldn't be excused.

In evaluating trade relationships, we all too often focus on revenue for American corporations or profits for American corporations, and all too little emphasis is put on jobs for American workers.

The House passed H.R. 1853 overwhelmingly last year. We sent the bill to the Senate. Instead of acting on the House bill, the Senate Xeroxed our bill, put their own name on it, and sent it back here.

I appreciate the Senate copying our work, since imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.

I look forward to the U.S.-India relationship not being our 10th largest trading partner in the future.

we spend a minuscule amount--and when you think about, just look at the agenda, whether it is science and innovation, whether it is global health, dealing with women's health and malaria or global health security, the tropical diseases…

Are we providing aid to the Government of Armenia to take care of those refugees?

Gee, fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, you know.

I have been advocating for direct aid to Nagorno-Karabakh since 1997. It is an important investment we make in peace in that region and in support of a negotiated and democratic solution.

Congress can play an important role in foreign affairs by providing adequate funds and providing oversight.

There are those who say we should just fight ISIS and be in alliance with Assad to do so. I think that would be a road to defeat.

I think this resolution means to say that we've determined that Christians and Yezidis are subject to genocide.