Bill Keating

Just as we condemn Russia's illegal activities in Ukraine, we must also condemn Russia's aggression, threats, and political and economic pressure on Georgia and Moldova.

With all due respect, I think the statute of limitations on Josef Stalin has already passed.

What was done and what Russia did was illegal.

I also want to mention that it was just a few weeks ago, also, I met with Prime Minister Yatsenyuk, as well. We had time to discuss this issue. We had time to, again, recount the valor and courage of those people who took the streets and…

At this time, I yield to the gentlelady from Ohio (Ms. Kaptur), the cochair of the Ukrainian Caucus.

I thank the gentleman from Michigan for his comments. I reserve the balance of my time.

At this time, I would like to yield to the gentleman from Michigan (Mr. Levin), a leader and a voice for Ukraine's strong move to democracy, a person who is cochair of the Ukrainian Caucus and a person who is committed to Ukraine and is…

This is an obvious step for allies to take in response to an unprovoked act of military aggression in their own neighborhood.

This amendment calls on European allies to suspend export of military equipment that could be used to support Russian aggression in the region.

As you move forward with the reauthorization process, we ask that you work closely with stakeholders to better preserve the current inclusive nature of sanctuary management.

This committee has already done that. Now this resolution, any fair reading of it, the substance is just to say we want a dialogue.

I can't think of a bigger mistake after Boston than to gut an office that--whose primary mission, as you know, Secretary, is to communicate with State and locals.

Thank you, Madam Leader. We all know that it is no secret that in this House there are often great divisions, and probably the most profound schism that exists in this House is between Red Sox fans and Yankee fans. But to show you the…

I thank the gentleman from Massachusetts. Mr. Sullivan has had this position as manager of the Cloakroom on the Democratic side since 1987, and he has served different leaders in that capacity. I am sure one of the highlights of his career…

I will now yield to the nominal representative of Mr. Sullivan, who will be joining countless people, as we have already seen from representatives from Maryland, representatives we will hear from from Vermont and New York and California…

I guess the best person that I would ask is Mr. Prioletti this question: What essential information do background checks neglect to include in the existing process, which largely depends on a huge component of self-reporting by persons…

I want to congratulate you and the President on those efforts.

I would like to congratulate the committee on the timeliness of this important legislation.

Find out what went wrong so that we can save future lives, and I think we can.

I believe there is a middle ground myself that they could really occupy, where they don't have a commercial interest as much as some cyber, you know, some private-sector sides.

It is extraordinary. They can see the entire terminal all at once live time.

In New York it is well-known that surveillance cameras are--have the most highest concentration probably in our country.

Can they get their hands on our--I will be very clear: Can they get their hands on these things and use them in an attack?

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I think any city, as part of its security plan, should really give a close, hard look at how it can best deploy cameras.