Brad Sherman

And trivialize the concerns of those who are concerned about the so-called comfort women, which I think is perhaps not a good euphemism.

What do we do to get the Japanese to build bridges like the Germans and to not relitigate World War II?

So it is a one-way deal, the wisdom of which may have existed in prior centuries.

This would add $2 trillion to the corporate balance sheets liabilities of America.

You need to worry about Norwalk, Connecticut.

You should not underestimate the ability of politicians in Washington to screw things up.

Yes, and you have to have a President who demands that and puts all options on the table.

This sanctions relief is so complete that we are even going to import things from Iran.

I am disappointed in this deal for all the reasons that have been brought up.

The sanctions, especially the secondary sanctions, are the only reason that Iran made any concessions at all.

Those are just the ones that begin with the letter H.

We all should have known better when they gave AAA to alt-A, when they gave the highest rating to liars' loans.

It is not sacrosanct but that does not mean it should be discarded. We need to improve it, not dismantle it.

The focus of Dodd-Frank is on asset size. I think that is wrong.

$50 billion is a safe harbor. If you are not over $50 billion, they can't designate you a SIFI.

I am concerned with Chinese money influencing American thought.

Chinese students here in the United States will learn our systems of free expression.

None of them are with Members of Congress, except for the administration has created this Potemkin village situation where Members of Congress are invited to participate only if they do not speak to anyone from China.

I can't find one that actually mentions that we have a $343 billion trade deficit with China.

When it comes to the greatest human rights deprivation by China, it is probably the enormous trade deficit they run with the United States.

They should be liable for unintentionally sharing the information with criminal gangs based in Russia who are now selling my credit card information.

This task force is focusing on terrorist financing that includes not only the non-state actors, but Syria, Iran, and certain other governments.

The best defense against state actors attacking our cyber system is a good offense.

I hope that we get the other members of FSOC to also testify.

It's, I think, wrong to say that the United States has done nothing to help the Syrian people.