We really do and, of course, we just saw that load of ivory tusks--I think it was 7,000 pounds--that just got confiscated and those are the kind of things that are funding terrorist organizations and it doesn't serve humanity.

If you cut foreign aid you are going to have to buy more bullets and that is certainly not the direction we want it.

We are $20 trillion in debt. I was at a meeting last night. They said our deficit spending next year is going to be around $750 billion.

The Paris climate--and, again, that would have put this country at a disadvantage. We are going to lead on energy.

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

I know this is getting broadcast and I am going to--people are going to say I am against First Amendment. I am not.

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

Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure today to rise to welcome Moon Jae-in of the Republic of Korea to the United States on the occasion of his first visit as President. The United States and the Republic of Korea share a longstanding pivotal…

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