The atmosphere in North Korea has changed.

History will look back on this moment, whether it was a good one or a bad one.

I just--let me just add here, I am not putting criticism on anybody.

I commend, I will say, the foresight of President Trump reaching out to do this.

So, yes, this is a historic second summit. But we must call for extreme caution as we move forward.

We should not forget that when President Trump took office, President Obama warned him that the Korean Peninsula would present him his most urgent security challenge.

However, over the course of President Trump's first term, we have moved from the brink of war to a period of diplomacy.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in sadness, but also to honor a commissioner, Commissioner Marcus Hardy, who was a highly respected leader in his community. Marcus served as a city commissioner in the town of Crescent City, Florida, which is…

We would be much safer if North Korea had a limited number of nuclear weapons that were highly monitored.

I believe we need tougher sanctions.

We have weakened our sanctions in two ways.