I am an advocate for multifamily housing. It is affordable, and our homeless problem can also be viewed as just a housing affordability problem.

We mourn for the victims of terror. We condemn the terrorists and those whose lies incite and glorify terrorism.

China is subsidizing North Korea, and China will occasionally send us a statement that says they love us very much.

I would like you to furnish for the record from your bureau an analysis of how you interpret the law.

North Korea deserves to be on the list of state sponsors of terrorism.

Why Congress just sits by and lets the executive branch make all the foreign policy decisions.

It is our job, when necessary, to rewrite statutes, and if we don't know how you are interpreting this statute, we don't know whether it needs to be rewritten or not.

I don't blame those who are pessimistic. I would doubt the sanity of anyone who bubbled with optimism about a two-state solution.

The definition of insanity, of course, is to keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding these hearings about Burma, or Myanmar. I want to focus on three things: The Rohingya, elections, and U.S. policy.

We would have more credibility talking to the world about anti-Semitism if it wasn't so prevalent on at least a few American campuses.

We say we strongly support the right of the people of Ukraine to freely elect their government.