Mr. Speaker, on February 9, the Winter Olympics began in South Korea. As we celebrate the world coming together to achieve the very best in sports, I am extremely proud and excited to announce that Florida's Third District has three young…

Mr. Speaker, I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 67 and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 68. ____________________

Ideally, that's what we'd like to accomplish is have a vibrant democracy over there in the form that fits their country best to empower their people the best.

this is such a very important topic, the cybersecurity of the United States of America and around the world

The goal here is not to shame people, but the goal here is to get people to be honest actors in the world we live in.

I found it shocking that the United States did not have a definition of what a cybersecurity threat was.

What we have seen is--and I think it was Mr. Laghari, you brought up one of the shortfalls of our foreign policy and most grave is us not understanding the local cultures, tribe mentality, or the power structures that we don't have here…

What we see around the world in so many countries is not a true democracy, you know, where the people are empowered.

I don't think we should sever our relationship with Pakistan but I think there is a need to seriously think about shifting our focus to dealing with and building our partnerships with civilian and political leaders.

Unfortunately, that is one of those weapons that we wish we could uninvent but we can't.

We really value you being here and we want to thank you for your time.