I commend the work of my colleagues, Mr. Deutch and Mr. Issa, on crafting the American Music Fairness Act...

It is time that we respect music. It is time that we honor the creators of music. It is time that we treat them fairly.

The House, as I mentioned earlier, passed the Libya Stabilization Act, which, among other things, seeks to impose targeted sanctions on individuals who commit human rights abuses in Libya.

The stakes for U.S. interest in the Libyan people are very high.

We intend to continue to maintain our focus to ensure that post-election, we move toward a unified Libya with a government that functions well without the outside intervention of military groups.

I commend the Libyan people and their representatives for taking these important and necessary steps.

I think that continuing to support and work with the Libyan people and the Libyan leadership in their often-stated, publicly stated, desire we want all foreign forces out.

I hope our witnesses will confirm that tough bilateral and multilateral diplomacy has been used and will be used to pressure all outside powers involved to respect the arms embargo.

The bill demonstrates Congress' interest in ending foreign intervention, consolidating Libya's political gains, and encouraging long-term peace and stability.

As we begin to hear stories of the victims, Justin Shilling, Hana St. Juliana, Madisyn Baldwin, and Tate Myer, our hearts are broken for the families in Michigan. For the 17 dead and 21 wounded at a high school in Columbine 22 years ago…

How many groups have been designated? Have there been actions taken to prevent individuals from traveling to our country or elsewhere?

I acknowledged the cooperative effort and I'm not--I am curious to know, and we have asked you to think about additional tools that you might need.

the Biden Administration is reprioritizing efforts to combat terrorism and violent extremism and is shifting away from military-driven CT approach to one more diplomacy, cooperation, and engagement.

These trends are extremely concerning. I'm eager to learn more about how the Bureau is prepared to combat these threats globally.

I'm going to followup on where Mr. Cicilline left off as we bring this hearing to a close.

you need some more tools.

is there anything you can share with us more specifically about how you encourage these companies to enforce their terms of service?

I want to associate myself with Mr. Kinzinger's comments and concern and appreciation for our dedicated State Department employees.

the response from the Counterterrorism Bureau, trying to prevent acts of terror against American citizens, is that we're strongly encouraging them to enforce their own terms of service.

The people of Florida stand with the people of Cuba. I am pleased to yield 1\1/2\ minutes to the gentlewoman from Florida (Mrs. Demings), another colleague from Florida.

I am pleased to yield 1\1/2\ minutes to the gentlewoman from Florida (Mrs. Murphy), my colleague.

I am pleased to yield 1\1/2\ minutes to the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Cuellar).

Before we vote on this, I yield an additional 1 minute to the gentlewoman from Florida (Ms. Wasserman Schultz), the driving force behind this.

For the purpose of closing. Mr. Speaker, I want to thank Mr. Green, I want to thank Ms. Wasserman Schultz and Mr. Diaz-Balart, as well as our good friend Mr. Sires, all of them, for their bipartisan leadership of this important resolution…

The excuse that we often hear from radio broadcasters is that exposure is enough, that that is the payment.