What you are saying is, Hanoi fully understands that they can make a governmental decision to buy less than $5 billion worth of our goods, and still send $20 billion worth of their goods to the United States.

What have we done to tell the Government in Hanoi that their access to the U.S. market is dependent upon them buying more of our exports?

I want to particularly focus on Le Quoc Quan, who has worked for the National Democratic Institute and the National Endowment for Democracy as a fellow and has found himself in prison pretty much as a result of that.

Chris Smith, of course, has his Vietnam Human Rights Act of 2013.

if you have reached a certain size, too-big-to-fail is 'too-big-to-exist.'

That is damn effective tax accounting.

I hope that we will enforce those limitations as the law requires, no matter how politically difficult.

I think this due date provision is constitutional.

The outcome in Syria is important to us.

Clearly we need more affordable housing. That tends to be multifamily rental housing.

It is critically important that they be impartial.

We see China not allowing our movies in, except in limited numbers, and yet we allow an unlimited number of Chinese tennis shoes in.