Bonnie Watson Coleman

Well, like the President still doesn't believe that this is happening because Vladimir Putin has told him that it hasn't.

I did have the opportunity to partner with Congressman Bonnie Watson Coleman in one of her town hall sessions in Trenton.

If there was an opportunity to talk about performance standards, we are more than willing to have that conversation.

So I worked on that program for a while out there.

A few days ago, at the Trenton Art All Night Festival, a fight between two individuals resulted in a mass shooting; 17 people shot, at least one critically injured. Fortunately, the only casualty--fatality, I should say--was one of the…

What those waivers do is they transfer wealth from rural America into the pockets of refinery owners.

Thank you, Congresswoman Matsui, for the question.

I would like for my committee, the Oversight Committee, as well as the Judiciary Committee, to look at the issues that are impacting the safety and security of our Nation.

Thank you for the investigation that you've overseen here today, and thank you for the report that you've made.

I need to understand why my colleagues, who've been elected to Congress to protect and preserve this Constitution, this Republic, and this Nation, is sitting silently by while we consistently observe this un-American activity.

I am very disturbed about the behavior of many people in the FBI, starting with Mr. Comey.

One of the insecurities of the institution didn't just come from Tillerson, because I don't believe that Tillerson just decided all on his own that he wasn't going to staff the Department of State.

I am particularly interested in the Sahel area of Africa, because I have been in other briefings where it has been brought to my attention that the lack of our presence, the lack of any diplomatic presence, the lack of any sort of…

I thank the gentlewoman for leading us in this Special Order hour on such an important topic. It is safe to say that we are past the point of enough is enough because, apparently, enough is not enough. Every time we face down another mass…

Just yesterday, he called immigrants 'animals'--disrespectful, dangerous language that should never be spoken by a President.

It is plain and obvious that the President's rhetoric and policies are having a depressing effect on the desire of foreign travelers to visit our beautiful country.

His racially- and religiously-motivated travel bans, his obsession with building a wall and separating children from their mothers at the border, and his disparaging remarks toward the people of Mexico, Haiti, El Salvador, and the entire…

As our ally base seems to be shrinking, we need to be very careful preserving and protecting our opportunities internationally.

While we are focusing now on international travel coming to us, there is also a question about whether or not we as Americans, businesses, whatever, are reluctant to go to do international travel.

There has also been a sharp decline in tourists coming from Mexico which many have speculated is a direct consequence of the President's plan to build a wall along the Southern Border.

The data shows that the sharpest declines in inbound international visits came direct--came directly following President's first two travel bans.

Absolutely, and it is also important that they are being paid fair wages, that they have access to benefits and pensions and moving up, and that they have a system that allows them to express their concerns and have it dealt with.

Just yesterday, he called immigrants 'animals,' disrespectful, dangerous language that should never be spoken by a President.

It is good to have TSA here, because your work is so important and we always have so many questions and things are always sort-of very dynamic and moving along.

I look forward to hearing more from TSA about this watch list, as I am concerned about the civil liberty implications of such a list.