Dana Rohrabacher

What we seem to be having now and what you're describing is that the Chinese Government is going through another period where it is clamping down in order to stamp out those forces in society, especially those containing religion like the…

We are against the radical Islamic terrorists who, basically, attack the United States.

But the people--the Uyghurs and the people of China should get the message that we are willing.

We need to be--make sure that the Muslim population of the world knows that we are not against their religion.

I understand you're not making a profit on this project now, and I think that is a factor that is going to try to influence people to try to make the right decisions.

You've done a disservice to achieving those goals by not being able to do your job.

That's not what you tell our young people and encourage them to get involved in your industry.

I don't think that we should look to our young people and give them an example of being eight times over budget and twice as long in cost overruns.

We should be changing the policy so that this doesn't happen like this again.

This is about the biggest screw job I've ever seen, and it's the taxpayers getting screwed here.

India has every reason to be alarmed by this new cooperation and coordination between China and Pakistan.

What we have got and what we need to recognize that the world is not the same as it was 20 and 30 years ago.

Our focus today is on urban air mobility, a concept that can include delivery drones and personal air vehicles.

Every Member who comes to today's hearing is going to get a flying car, and I am going to show it.

When the United States is trying to make up its mind what to do, we better do it rationally and we shouldn't be doing it based on some--on an analysis that is not in firm ground of reality.

I hope that if anything comes out of this hearing it's that we support the people of Iran who are trying to overthrow the mullah dictatorship.

Any discussion of Egypt is an important thing. It is vital because if the Egyptian government would happen to come under the domination of a radical Islamist, the entire Middle East would be destabilized and there would be war.

If it becomes a radical Islamic situation... it will be a disaster for the things that we believe in the United States.

When we look at this part of the world, this is a huge chunk... I believe that's the center of the world.

We can't stress that too strongly. This is a rare moment. We've got to seize it.

Well, I would hope that we do not, which is unfortunate, many times when people are trying to come to grips with an authoritarian government that is involved with some type of repressive system, look, we have to make sure that we are not…

When you have--you're right, it's not just the Saudis--but you have had this major investment of billions of dollars in madrassas schools, for example, where they're teaching kids how that they're--how not to read and write and do…

I don't believe that they--people of that area, at least the ones I've talked to, and I don't think it's rational that, unless you are yourself, someone who believes in this radical form of Islam that wants to relegate women to having to…

The Saudis have pumped billions--billions of dollars in the last 30 years into promoting a Wahhabi concept of their faith.

This is--this is a Muslim population country but we actually have relatively light, let's put it, persecution.