Dana Rohrabacher

I believe the world would be a much better place if people were allowed to make that choice in that peaceful manner.

If Jeremy Corbyn were to be elected Prime Minister, he will be free to massively increase U.S. regulation beyond that which is imposed by the EU at the moment.

The farther away they go, the more arrogant it is.

And I've never talked to a scientist who said, oh, no, we're never going to have a big asteroid hit the world, not one.

A majority of the British people voted to retake control of Britain's borders, laws, trade, and destiny.

We have to cope with the fact that we're trying to find intelligent life here in Washington, DC. right now so--especially on budget issues.

We need to make sure we change that reality. That should be one of our primary goals is that the earth isn't going to be destroyed, for Pete's sakes.

And yes, we are friends with both our British friends and our Irish friends, which makes us the perfect in between.

the more centralized your government and distant is it, the more likely that those people holding power will be arrogant and less responsive

Just glad that the French decided to side with self-determination for our side rather than back up the British.

I find that predictions of gloom and doom when someone is trying to make political determinations usually are absolutely wrong--I mean, just totally wrong.

We were going to face a major economic crisis and the stock market was going to the bottom if our current President was elected and it has had--and we have seen just the opposite.

The Brexit vote represents a self-determination of the British people. It reflects an inherent desire of people to control their own destiny.

Government only derives its powers from the consent of the governed and people have a right and must declare their right to control their own destiny.

I am really proud that the United States led the way on this whole idea of self-determination.

I think that whole spirit--I know there are a lot of people who think the spirit of nationalism is a negative force in this world.

we actually channeled millions and hundreds of millions of gallons of fresh water into the ocean in order to save a little thing called Delta smelt.

And what we learned in California, sometimes people are so crazy and so fanatic about every--about endangered species and things such as that that they will hurt the well-being of regular people, as they did when they put all of that…

Shouldn't that be--I mean, that should be left up to local people. Why are local people any more less sympathetic with these important issues?

If the cattlemen don't make a profit, my kids are going to pay more for their hamburger.

Let me just--we have a cattlemen with us here, Mr. Chilton. Mr. Chilton, you are really not in the cattle business; you are in the moneymaking business.

On his recent trip to Asia, President Trump reminded us and our international trading partners that our commercial agreements must be honest, fair, and reciprocal. With this admonition, he called on our Asian friends to build automobile…

Is there anything part of the plans for this extended moon presence that we're talking about now that would include the private sector?

Okay. Well, thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.

I am very interested now what our next major step into space as to what we see it as an international goal and not just an American goal.