No one dismisses the problems on our southern border, at least, certainly, not on this side of the aisle.
We owe it to the American people where their hard-earned tax dollars are going and what are the benefits of that.
I want to say, look, no one dismisses the problems on our southern border, at least, certainly, not on this side of the aisle.
I believe the vast majority of my colleagues are not [debt deniers].
I would like to know what you are going to find, not what you think you are going to find on that.
Congressional oversight is vital to the work that we do.
I will leave it at that for right now. I did want to touch quickly as well on the debt ceiling.
Many of us had encouraged this Administration to get, whether it was TOW missiles, other arms, in earlier prior to the conflict, so that it ...
I'm curious how is the State Department engaged with our European partners and especially those within the Arctic coalition.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I appreciate that.
We are vulnerable at the North and we have seen this with the Chinese spy balloon that came over.