I want to thank the chairmen--Mr. Conaway, Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Bishop--for their leadership on this issue. I stand here today in support of creating more jobs and improving the health of our Nation's forests through sustainable forest…

Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Iowa, Kansas, and Texas for coming down here to share your thoughts on this important item. Mr. Huelskamp, you brought up about diluting the institution of marriage, and if we keep going down this…

The purpose is to make sure that the money that the American people are taxed for to provide relief to people in need go to the people that it was intended to.

I find it unconscionable that we are not doing a better job spending the American taxpayers' money in a responsible manner.

I would rather give commodities. I know it is more expensive, but it is more representative of America, and the taxpayers would be better served by doing that, as our farmers would be.

We must be mindful that upholding Israel's qualitative military edge is the law of the land.

I also recognize that not all of the GCC countries have been ideal partners, and some haven't taken the necessary steps to stop terror financing.

I liken this to giving a crocodile or a shark more teeth and somehow expecting it to do something different than it already does.

Mr. Speaker, I appreciate my very dear colleague from Florida for bringing this very important topic to light. This is something the American people need to weigh in on; and this is something, as you heard the passion tonight, the people…

For years, many of us have said that a nuclear Iran would lead to a nuclear arms race in the region, and that can still happen.

This is a disaster. This administration has not served America well, the Middle East, or world peace.