There should be no question about the fact there's a problem.

When we're looking at what we can do in terms of human rights concerns... it's really interesting.

If we hurt this massive investment because of their actions in human rights and the way they treat women, then I think that might pressure him more.

This is an important issue, and I am just pleased that, just more commentary, I am pleased that the new Secretary of Defense is taking these issues as seriously as he is.

I thank the gentleman for yielding. Last year, the Great American Outdoors Act was signed into law. Our landmark legislation will bring millions of dollars that will be used to rebuild and protect the national seashore in the coming years…

We try to exercise oversight over the humanitarian assistance that we contribute to that does have to go cross-line.

I had an amendment that passed the NDAA that the chairman worked with me to establish a coordinator for ISIS detainees.

There is always a danger. And the longer those foreign terrorist fighters are on the ground in Syria, there is a danger.

I would say there is not enough being done.

I hope that the Administration can work successfully repatriating these people, so they can go back to their own countries to seek justice.

We have talked repeatedly about the importance of working with the EU, the multiplier effect.

I think trade and economic development are helpful. But the coronavirus has really, awful as it has been, it has laid bare some of the weaknesses we have in common.