Ted Yoho

I would think they should know that, that in 72 years, nobody has really tried to invade them.

I feel it was a little late, but I am glad it was there.

I see that as a false narrative, because even if they get to that stage, the behavior, I don't see changing.

If North Korea attains the ability to reach American soil with a nuclear device, our Government will have failed the American people.

For 20 years, we have responded to every North Korean provocation with either isolation or inducements to negotiate.

The new administration has shown a willingness to embrace new thinking on the North Korea issue.

And we are at a point where we can't afford to be weak.

U.S. sanctions against North Korea have been very, very weak, both in degree and kind.

How do you get the rest of the world to buy into that and say we need you at the table to do this?

We can try to wean away North Korea's business partners.

North Korea's nuclear program has never been a bigger threat, and we need to respond with all the tools at our disposal.

I want to get away from foreign aid; I want to go to aid, not--I want to go to trade, not aid.

Electrify Africa is bringing power to the African people, and when you empower the people the people will change the government the way they need to.

The small but cost-effective investments we make in the international affairs budget help advance U.S. national security interests at home and abroad.

Ninety-five percent of the world's customers live outside of our borders.

I believe strongly that we cannot balance the federal budget on discretionary spending alone.

Completely slashing the 150 account will not address our debt crisis; it will only hinder America's foreign trade, security, and potentially increase the likelihood of future troubles.

I am a guy that came up here to get rid of foreign aid.

I thank Dr. Carter. I appreciate his being here. The effort he has put in, working diligently to help us right this wrong that has been instilled upon the American people. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Illinois (Mr. Rodney…

I just want to be so secure that it doesn't matter because we are putting out the truth.

I think we should have missile defense systems in the countries and our allies that want to partner up with us.

Whether it is Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, or ISIS, or other entity, the attacks will continue because those nations and organizations they don't like us or our principles of freedoms and liberty.

We are going to win this. You look at the principles of this country: Freedom and liberty.

I do. But where I have doubts is the ability of other countries to hack into us.

I think their goal was to create chaos.