Tom Malinowski

This is a rare moment in this House. We have a bipartisan bill, a bill that we have worked together, Republicans and Democrats in the House. We have worked together in the Senate. There is a companion piece of legislation; it has been…

I would respectfully submit that it ought to go right to the top.

If you want to support continued action in Syria absolutely, go out there and make your case for what it is that you want to see.

We ought to hold them to account.

I am very disappointed. The rest of the world is disappointed.

On sanctions the PACT Act and a bill introduced by Liz Cheney makes clear that we want sanctions.

This decision was a body blow to our national security.

The only thing he is saying in an effort, somehow, to reassure us is we have secured the oil. We secure the oil. We secure the oil.

How could the United States do something so senseless, so disgraceful, so contrary to our values?

This is the worst example I have seen of what I call this Administration's fly by the seat of your pants foreign policy.

I am proud to be a co-sponsor as well.

I want to stress something that I think is perhaps even more important and that is that this decision by the President not only cleared the way for Turkey to attack the Kurds; it has effectively cleared the way for the Assad regime and the…

I have not heard him say a darn thing about securing the people who live in these cities that we helped to liberate, who struggled against the Assad regime.

To see Russian-backed forces triumphantly moving in, taking over our American bases, is just disgraceful.

It is safe to say ISIS is celebrating President Trump's foreign policy right now.

But the President's claim that he is reducing the U.S. role in the Middle East is simply a lie and the American people see right through it.

Thank you, guys. I want to completely associate myself with Mr. Kinzinger's remarks from start to finish.

I think she's setting an example of courage and integrity under great pressure. And, you know, that example is if there is a legally binding subpoena, then you have a duty to show up. This is -- this is -- you know, we are a rule of law…

She was very forthcoming. And, look, the first thing I would say is that it's really significant that she was there. What her presence says is it is not only necessary to obey legally binding subpoenas, but it is possible if you are a…

You know, every day he makes it harder for his defenders to defend him. I think, you know, this is getting harder for some of my Republican colleagues, who see this chaos, who see an indefensible policy and whatever they are telling you…

I believe we absolutely do need to mandate sanctions against those responsible in China for these terrible abuses.

The Hong Kong people's struggle for democracy and human rights is their struggle, theirs alone, led by them, but it also clearly implicates America's national interests.

That promise is being violated. And I think it is extremely important that we communicate clearly to the Chinese Government that these promises need to be kept.

I would say, going back to our time in the region in the 1980's, sometimes you have to be tough.

As awful as Chinese influence, repression in Hong Kong has been, it pales in comparison to what is probably the single greatest abuse of human rights in the world today.