I thank the gentlewoman from Missouri (Mrs. Hartzler) for her comments. Just to remind people, you know, there are things you find in a crisis pregnancy center you just don't find in your local Planned Parenthood. Almost all of them will…

I would hope that if we get refugees from those countries that we do not impose our constitutional framework or legal framework upon refugees from countries where it may be illegal in those countries.

I guess that is the reason why you support Opportunity Scholarships, because you just don't support minority students in the District of Columbia.

A non-citizen coming to the United States actually does not have a constitutional right to abortion.

the Federal intrusion into education just hasn't worked.

it is time to drain the education swamp.

the Opportunity Scholarship Program, which we discussed here in Washington, is a success, and that is an embarrassing fact.

I'm concerned about the North Korean missile development and where it'll be in the future.

It's not about development as much as it is about malign influence throughout the region, making China the security partner of choice.

I'm grateful to the Congress for doing that in this two-year budget deal.

It's better to talk, talk, talk than shoot, shoot, shoot.

I believe we have to be sensitive to our open society and what that does for our adversaries.

The INF Treaty is an important piece of diplomacy.

Today, the architecture is sufficient, but it might not be, in the mid-2020s.

I do believe that, for those of us, myself included, who wonder the kind of country that China will be in 2049, I think we're seeing that now.

the fact that we're talking at all has a positive framework around it.

I do not. I mean, I have said before that I don't have enough--just the submarine numbers alone, I don't have what I need.

I do not agree, ma'am, today that we have an insufficient shipyard capability.

I do agree that we need to look hard at the shipyard capabilities in the Pacific.

I don't. But I will defer to Admiral Rogers and U.S. Cyber Command, and that is his job.

I think China holds the key. And I have said before that China is the key to a peaceful outcome on the Korean Peninsula, but China is not the key to all outcomes.

I think we need to continue to focus on maintaining the technological and asymmetric edge in undersea warfare.

I thank the gentleman for giving me the opportunity to serve as the co-chair of the Pro-Life Caucus and to speak briefly today on the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision. Mr. Speaker, for the last hour, those of you who listened, and…

Full sanctions remain in effect until North Korea makes concrete steps, demonstrates concrete steps toward denuclearization.

I ask unanimous consent to enter into a colloquy with my colleague, the senior Senator from California. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.