Brad Sherman

Do any of you think that Kim Jong-un would give up his nuclear program in order to get that 10 percent of his GDP back?

Do any of you predict that North Korea would not have at least one ICBM able to hit Los Angeles with a nuclear weapon 10 years from now?

I support virtually every piece of legislation to tighten the screws on North Korea.

The other approach is country sanctions, 10, 15 percent tariff on everything coming into the United States from China.

Unless we pressure China, we will only be able to annoy or punish the North Koreans but not force them to change their behavior.

I am surprised that this is the focus, but--

I have talked to so many businesspeople who say, look, I have a long-term plan and I don't want to have to justify my quarterly numbers.

When you are disclosing, investors are winning. When you are explaining, investors are winning.

Every few months I remind you that you have not yet used your authority to break up the too-big-to-fail institutions.

The policies we have had over the last 5 or 7 years have given us the longest if not the fastest recovery.

Take a minute to deal with the supposed war on savers, the war on seniors.

The world is better when the United States is involved.

I hope that you are pushing inside the administration to get them to fill the empty boxes on the organization chart.

My question was both. We have our general U.N. dues. The line item for that in the President's proposed budget is cut 27 percent.

A ratified treaty is like a minister, a groom, a bride, rings. This communique is like five margaritas at a seedy singles bar.

Nothing that you are describing, a press release from a President no longer living is not binding on the people of the United States.

They are talking about an arms package for Saudi Arabia starting at $110 billion, perhaps $350 billion over the next 10 years.

We face an ideological threat from radical Islamist terrorism.

I would urge you to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a specially designated foreign terrorist organization.

This is an attack on our democracy and the best response is for us to be here doing our jobs.

It would simply be outrageous for us to grant visas to the same security force that has assaulted Americans.

We will not be cowed, and that free speech and the right to assemble continues to exist in the United States.

If Putin is going to claim sovereignty over Chechnya, he must take responsibility for what goes on there.

These are political decisions made in Hanoi which understands that the American foreign policy establishment will look the other way.

We have seen an increase in our trade deficit with ASEAN every year since 2006.