The president's strike has reversed all of that progress, because now Soleimani is a martyr.

It's not in our strategic interests in the Middle East. It's not in our strategic interests globally to get bogged down in a war with Iran.

Ultimately, what the president has done is not in the national security interests of the country.

Iran has restarted its nuclear program in full because of the president's strike.

Iran has never been farther away from the negotiating table in my lifetime, thanks to the president's actions.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to celebrate the life of Pete Frates. I am reminded of something my minister at Harvard, Peter Gomes, used to say often: ``The radical news of the Gospel is not that heaven is a destination of the faithful. The…

the administration's strategy is failing. The administration is worse off. We are worse off. We are less safe than we were under the JCPOA.

This spectrum, this public resource, has remained largely unused. This is unacceptable.

I believe that we can get 9-8-8 up and running more quickly than other three-digit numbers.

I believe the United States must maintain our global leadership role as a force for good, a defender of democracy and human rights and the rules-based international order.

As we enter a new decade, it is time for a new generation of thinking about these challenges and how Congress and the country can meet and defeat them.