Mr. Speaker, let's not forget the kind of regime that exists in Iran, a country that will soon be receiving billions of dollars in sanctions relief. Look at this poster. Friday was Al Quds Day in Iran. And what were they all doing…

Thank you so much, Mr. Chairman, and I would just like to remind my good friend, Ambassador Burns, that while he says that there are two governments--Rouhani and the hardliners--both were very much active just this past Friday when they…

Mr. Speaker, earlier today, the Supreme Leader's handpicked puppet, Rouhani, prematurely tweeted about what he called a victory of diplomacy and, get this, mutual respect before a nuclear deal between the P5+1 and Iran was actually sealed…

Madam Speaker, I urge my colleagues to visit the graphic display that is exhibited right now at the Rayburn foyer called the Venezuela of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. This exhibit carries the hopes and dreams of Venezuelans and…

The only good deal is one in which Iran ceases all enrichment and dismantles its nuclear infrastructure.

I have focused a lot of my criticism on the sunset clause, because it does essentially give them a radically enhanced breakout capability upon the expiration of the agreement.

Our Gulf allies believe that the United States has turned its back on them.

GCC countries see the desire to legitimize Iran as a power and counterweight in the region as the motivation for current U.S. policy.

Any signing bonus or currency injection going to Iran from sanctions relief will be spent on Iran fomenting hegemonic ambitions in the region.

It is important to examine how the Gulf Cooperation Council, the GCC, will be directly impacted by these policy decisions.

Mr. Curbelo, you certainly have been a leader in this fight. It is interesting that you should bring up the dangerous clown, Khamenei, because he has been replaced by an equally murderous, sadistic thug, Rouhani; but now, the international…