Brad Sherman

I do not see how we can cooperate with Saudi Arabia on Yemen or many other things until they agree not to develop nuclear weapons.

Finally, Human Rights Watch has reported that the Government of Tanzania is shutting down basically everything involving the LGBTQ community.

China is using this debt trap. They have used it in Sri Lanka where they offer and then say, well, you didn't pay so we are taking this or that over.

Unfortunately, President Museveni shows no signs of thinking about a transition.

Uganda is one of the largest recipients of U.S. security assistance.

We have provided in legislation significant relief to small community banks, but for that to work, you have to define the term, 'tangible equity capital.'

Safety requires a government that is dedicated to your safety rather than dedicated to your extermination.

I am so troubled that Aung San Suu Kyi has defended the conviction of these journalists.

Do you really think that they can live in peace and security and confidence in a land controlled by the Burmese military?

The purpose of the Burmese military--the Myanmar military--is to ethnically cleanse the area, to reverse what they think is the wrongful act of people moving into their country 100 or 1,000 years ago.

It's my understanding that the United States is by far the most generous of all countries in this and many other crises.

When I heard crematorium next to concentration or internment camps, one hearkens back to the Nazis.

The situation in Xinjiang has worsened considerably and we know that China's economic influence is quite comprehensive and can be pretty daunting.

So they're, basically, prohibiting the practice of Islam while not allowing perhaps a vague Islamic cultural identity and the Muslim nations of the world lift not a finger.

Expressed concern. But none of them have sanctioned any Chinese leaders?

Today is a day when we focus in this room on China's war against Muslims.

I hope that you would do everything possible to stop cryptocurrencies and investments based on them, not to mention the billions that had been lost by various investors.

There is a libertarian, almost anarchist, philosophy out there that says disempower the U.S. Federal Government. As part of the U.S. Federal Government, I disagree.

Cryptocurrencies are either an investment or a medium of exchange. To the extent they are a medium of exchange, they undermine the power of the Federal Government.

That seems like responding to Pearl Harbor with a strongly worded message.

I am talking here about interference such as false flag advertising, cyber theft, and attempts at manipulation of the tabulation of our votes.

What worries me with regard to Iran is not only may the tool not work if you don't have support in Europe and Asia, but you may break the tool.

Sometimes we just sanction an individual, and if that individual has no assets in the United States we are just basically saying we have a no war criminals at Disneyland policy.

A million dollars is a lot of money, but compared to the cost in this economy of having people carry money and coins...

I think rounding affects the people that least can afford it.