So, Mr. Inspector General, you mentioned that you are opening a criminal investigation into this incident.
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Seth Moulton is an American politician and former United States Marine Corps officer currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 6th congressional district since 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, Moulton has focused on issues such as national security, veterans' affairs, and economic opportunity. He gained national attention for his candidacy in the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries, advocating for a new generation of leadership within the party.
I thank the chairman and the ranking member for including this amendment in the en bloc package, because I remain concerned about the lack of a clear plan or strategy in Syria. As the Syrian opposition supported by U.S. and coalition…
I come to the floor today to honor a constituent, a friend, and a beloved member of our community, Henri Termeer. Henri was a resident of my hometown in Massachusetts and the retired CEO of Genzyme, the biotech firm credited with launching…
I think the relationship between President Trump and President Xi is positive and encouraging, and I think that will go a long way to ameliorating the risk.
Are you concerned about a conflict between North and South Korea escalating into a conflict between United States and China? Is that a risk?
I agree with you. I agree with you. But just to be clear, in that scenario, a lot of South Koreans and Americans in South Korea would be in trouble.
I think President Reagan would be pretty shocked to hear that our initial response to a violation--to Russia's violation of the treaty would be simply to abrogate the treaty ourselves.
How are you going to ask young men and women to risk their lives for what, for an uncertain goal? For an end game that you can't even describe, that's why having a strategy is so critical and we have yet to hear it from the Trump…
If they have a strategy, they certainly haven't briefed it to us. And they seem to be all over the map.
Well, we cannot stand by while innocent civilians are murdered by chemical weapons. It's important to send a message that this behavior is not acceptable. And so the initial military action is OK. But the question that we all have to ask…
We need to understand these goals. President Trump owes that to the American people. We need to understand what exactly he is trying to achieve, especially with any further military action.
One of the things that we are taking a serious look at is the role that the private sector plays
The topic of our hearing today should be important to anyone concerned about accountability, efficiency, and transparency in our multibillion-dollar defense sector.
I would also like to remind the gentleman from Ohio that the latest poll put the will of the American people at 17 percent in favor of this bill. I would like to read a message from my Republican constituent: ``The American Health Care Act…
It is an honor to have you before us. And the example of bipartisanship that you set is one that we would do well to follow.
The example of bipartisanship that you set is one that we would do well to follow.
I think you will find bipartisan support in this committee for making sure that we have an effective nuclear deterrent.
I would hazard to say that using the word 'never' is not going too far when we are talking about the existential threat of nuclear weapons.
What is the U.S. doing to make sure that that doesn't happen, that Russia never crosses a threshold into using tactical nuclear weapons in a theater like Eastern Europe?
We just need to know the truth about what's going on and how far, how high this conspiracy goes in the administration.
If we can't trust him to tell the truth under oath, then who are we to trust?
We need Director Comey to come clean with the American people. We need to know if the FBI is investigating the President of the United States.
It's strikingly how similar the push back is from the Kremlin and the White House and that's obviously a cause for concern.





