the Cuban military owns GAESA, and the AP this week and had an expose of how the Cuban military is essentially gaming the Obama Administration's travel regulations.

I would urge that this important piece of legislation... remain the priority of any Cuba policy consideration by the U.S. Congress.

I think part of the reason that I came to this conclusion also is because on the Intelligence Committee we are known as the most bipartisan committee in Congress.

I think transparency is important and I think ideas are important to come forward in order to make the best product if we do end up making some major changes in the next Congress.

I think the odds would be higher, because I think the more bipartisan cooperation that happens to actually go in and solve problems...

I think it is antidemocratic. I think it goes against the very spirit of our Constitution and what the notions of a representative government are all about.

But I think Members of Congress that served here a hundred years ago would be appalled over how the executive branch essentially is running amuck over the legislative branch of government.

And I think it also gives more power to the legislative branch of government.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

That is correct.

I think our authority under Article I has been trampled upon.