Marco Rubio

Unfortunately for New York today, neither of those two core principles prevail when it comes to our most prize summer fish, the fluke.

I believe that there is one fundamental need that requires immediate attention by both stakeholders, NOAA, and Members of Congress, and that's the need to increase the frequency, the accuracy, and the validity of the science that we use as…

And my final question is, do any of you have any specific recommendations as to how we can improve the collection of data related to the recreational industry in particular?

Some of that money that was designed efficiently, the intended purpose to support these regionally driven fisheries, research, and management programs, some of that money has been diverted toward operational uses, correct?

I've made fixing this interstate allocation system for summer flounder one of my top priorities.

Are your organizations, are they prepared to handle the increased, if increased funding came, I mean, I know this sounds like a funny question.

Do you all agree that we need to maintain or increase the funding for the data collection?

I'd urge the Committee to consider the expert testimony here today from our New York witnesses.

Our commercial saltwater fishing industry provides more than 100,000 jobs in Florida.

I believe that many of the issues we're going to address in the Subcommittee are of great importance to my state, to the state of Florida, and actually to the country.

I am interested in working on legislation with others that would declare the policy of the United States is to promote a global Internet free from Government control and maintain the current multistakeholder governance.

Their real security challenges are internal; in essence, street crime.

U.S. policy, particularly U.S. aid policy towards Egypt, would probably weigh heavily on the pragmatic side.

We don't need more taxes. We need more taxpayers.

Marco Rubio said something I think that is very appropriate. He said we do not need more taxes. We need more taxpayers.

Those cuts, those things that people are going to face is nothing compared to what this nation is going to face if we continue to spend a trillion dollars a year more than we take in.

His plan includes a possible eight-year path to permanent residency for most of the nation's estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants.

I needed water, what am I going to do? God has a funny way of reminding us we're human.

When we detain a suspected terrorist, the purpose of the interrogation--and I think you'd agree with this statement--the purpose of an interrogation is to develop information that could be used to disrupt terrorist activities and prevent…

So I have not and I will never support, never have and never will support any efforts to grant blanket legalization amnesty to folks who have entered -- or stayed in this country illegally.

I am not -- and I will never support -- never have and never will support any effort for grant blanket legalization amnesty to folks who have entered or stayed in this country illegally.

Thank you, Madam Secretary, we all wish this had never happened so this hearing would never had to have happened, but we are glad to see you here, and wish you all the best.

There was a conversation.

As Senator Pryor has articulated, the FMCSA should not suppress competition in the moving industry, and my fear is that this would happen if the agency eliminates an important moving option for do-it-yourself consumers. This would…

I am a bit puzzled by the blame placed on lower level officials.