Ted Yoho

It is going to form a stronger--it is going to be ISIS Part II, and that is what I think we all need to be concerned about

TPP wouldn't have passed. There wasn't support in the House, either Republicans or Democrats, or in the Senate, Republicans or Democrats.

However, it doesn't work for a terminal disease and that is what the situation in North Korea is and we need to deal with it.

Some members are still in denial that America is facing tough economic challenges.

I intend to have it written to where it, you know, I don't want to say make America great or put America first, but the only way you can do that is if you help your partners you are dealing with become very successful too.

It is time that we as the United States showed the leadership in that.

I think we will stand real strong and we will get the rest of the countries to do that too.

If we don't do it now, it will be easier to do it now than to wait another 5 years.

I think China needs to partner with us and the rest of the free world.

The Chinese Ambassador said, I know you have, but we were weak then, we are strong now.

I was at a conference, I think it was a year ago when we were with a bunch of the generals, and they say we are going through a tectonic shift in world powers that we have not seen since World War II.

House Resolution 311 was one of our first initiatives and I am grateful that the chair and the ranking member are strong supporters of this effort.

I would like to express my support for all of today's initiatives, including the Taiwan Travel Act, which I believe can be, frankly, the cornerstone for a more what I will call a mature relationship with Taiwan that recognizes Taiwan's…

This bill will promote the freedom of information and democracy in North Korea and I would like to thank the ranking member, Mr. Sherman, as well as Chairman Royce, and Ranking Member Engel of the full committee for joining us as original…

Indeed, the Kim regime is the world's worst human rights abuser and North Korea Human Rights Act is a fundamental part of congressional leadership to end these abuses.

Chairman Chabot's bill will strengthen U.S.-Taiwan relations by codifying a policy of greater freedom of movement for the Republic of China officials in the United States.

The subcommittee will come to order.

First, we have House Resolution 311, which recognizes 40 years of the U.S.-ASEAN ties and reaffirms the economic security interests we share with this dynamic group of countries.

We have called this markup to order today to consider four important measures that touch on pressing challenges.

The Russians offered to back out of the agreement with the Iranians... if we would work with them on developing the next generation of nuclear power.

Ronald Reagan brought peace between Russia and the United States. He eliminated the Soviet Union.

If we want to have peace--I think free people should be for peace. Our major goal should be for peace because peace will override and destroy lives and destroy democracy every time.

I have to believe that peace is in the interest of both of our countries, especially when you have got radical Islam that is killing a bunch of Russians just like they are killing Americans.

I hope we stay in honor of the Taiwan Relations Act as we have in the past.

The comment that President Trump said make America great again, put America first. I truly believe in that.