Ted Yoho

I don't see this as a good deal, and I think we should walk away from the table.

We are hoping to create the demand, because we are going to introduce a Caribbean crude export ban lift just for the Caribbean Basin and Mexico for the exports of petroleum products and increase that demand so it will increase more people…

If we could come together and had that consortium, that would help Mexico, I would think, project.

We need to engage the financial system to deprive both the bad guys, but also corrupt politicians.

I would like to work with you on that.

Is there anything that is being held up in that program or that needs to be expedited?

The underlying cause it says here the root cause is the single parent household.

The root cause of hunger, reading your reports here, and where it says the fact that 40 percent of the children in the United States are now born to parents that are not married, and it is a key explanation for the continued existence of…

When that mother comes in, the single mother comes into a health clinic and talk about the responsibility of raising that child.

I know this is at the risk of being very controversial, but if we don't treat the underlying problem...

Do we treat our animals better than we do our children?

We are treating a symptom and not treating the underlying problem.

The underlying problem, to me, is responsibility in a lot of this case.

Somewhere the cycle has to be brought--and I am all for helping people get into a system, get them educated, get them to move beyond that so that we break that cycle.

We are not going to work ourselves out of this until we change something.

I appreciate you all being here to discuss this so we can reform the nutrition program so we get the best benefit for the end-user, and that the American taxpayers' dollars go to wise use.

No offense, but those are kind of common sense things, that if we put more money into the system, in people's hands, it is going to increase their buying and purchasing power.

As George Washington said, you have to have food security to have national security.

They have been playing the cat and mouse game for over 30 years and what I see is an administration that is incompetent on this agreement.

This is a bad deal. We need to walk away from the table.

If you want to see one's future, look at what they presently are doing.

A pessimist who doesn't think peace will occur in the Middle East is an optimist that has studied Middle East history.

I think we have crossed the point of what we tried to negotiate.

Let's hope they do that and that democracy shows and shines over there of what freedom does.

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