Efforts by Congress to place conditional requirements upon aid to Pakistan due to the country's support for terror have consistently been waived by administrations.

A democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what to have for dinner. And the sheep always loses.

I mean, how serious are they? Because I am not seeing it.

With $30 billion of the American taxpayers' money going into that area, and we rewarded Pakistan by giving them, selling the initial F-16s as them helping us after 9/11.

If you are serious, you go in and annihilate that.

We keep trying to say: We are going to help you with democracy. And if you don't understand how democracies work and the fight from the ground up, you know, through the people, I would like to hear your input on what the people are looking…

I think we have overstepped the boundaries of this.

I want to thank Representative Yoho for his leadership on this critical issue, and urge all members to support this resolution.

I will write this down. I am out of time, and I want to respect the Chairman's time and everybody else's.

I thank my colleague for doing this very important Special Order. I commend Mr. Rothfus and Mr. Kelly for doing this. I have got several things I would like to talk about. The first thing is that 190 countries are meeting in Paris to…

There is a lot of mistrust of government.

If we are serious about bringing this civil war to an end, I urge unanimous support for this large bipartisan-supported resolution.