I applaud all of their efforts.

What we must also keep in mind is the enormous toll this is taking on survivors and those in the broader community.

In my view, deployment of ground troops at this time would be Groundhog Day in Iraq all over again.

I do not think it is fair to ask people, like these three, to risk their lives, to give their lives in a mission if Congress has not had a debate and put their thumbprint on it and said this is in the national interest.

I believe that the risk of ISIL acquiring a safe haven in Iraq or Syria or beyond... demands action.

I think this is a national emergency and that we need to think very creatively and boldly about how we solve this problem.

the absence of getting an AUMF from the executive branch and Congress not acting... would, in essence, create a de facto veto of the constitutional prerogative and responsibilities that the Congress has.

Well, and you also said that this was a violation of the Fair Housing----

The housing market was at the epicenter of the financial crisis and the Great Recession that followed.

They do not want us to occupy Iraq for decades.

These were not the drivers of the crisis.

Around here, millions, you know, get lost, so----