I just want to give you guys a thank you because you guys have financed so many things--a rural water treatment system in our area, rural hospitals--and you do a great job.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I appreciate it. I appreciate the panel being here.

Is there a way to devolve from the Federal Government, and do what you do as far as guaranteeing them and stand behind them, but yet, let the private-sector do them so you don't have a bank within the USDA and the bureaucracy that goes…

I appreciate the panel being here. Mr. Shea, when you started off with talking about the decreased number of inspectors as dangerous in general, but especially in the face of an outbreak.

I stand in opposition to this deal. This is a terrible deal for America, for the Middle East, and for the world. This is a deal that can't be verified. The IAEA, as so eloquently talked about by my colleague across the aisle, is the same…

And I think we need to restate the Monroe Doctrine. I think that is something that we need to stand for what the Western Hemisphere stands for.

I mean, it is a facade. We have seen that over and over again and we know that for a fact.

We need to revitalize that. And from what I have heard from you, it is from a lack of engagement.

What we have seen over the course of the last 20 years is a slip or a slide into socialism.

we need to walk away from the table, we need to run away

intellectually responsible, this is a bad deal, we need to run away from it

this is going to make Iran stronger