Since our Africa and Global Health Subcommittee held a hearing on Ebola in September, the number of cases has nearly tripled.

We want to know where people are going.

The regime has taken out life insurance policies on behalf of its workers, but instead of naming the families as beneficiaries...

I want to raise an issue that is bound to be raised by others here and that we have heard being raised time and time again since we have had the outbreak of the Ebola crisis.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. For the first question, I would like to ask a quick question to Administrator Shaw.

I will close and say that this is a very important and timely resolution. When Chairman Royce and I visited Ukraine a few months ago, we had the good fortune to meet with many Ukrainian officials and people running for President. Mr…

As chief of staff of the supreme military command, I hereby reaffirm the Free Syria Army's continued commitment to removing the twin terrorists Bashar al-Assad and Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi from Syrian soil.

The decisions we now face are decisions of life and death.

I now yield 3 minutes to the gentlewoman from Ohio (Ms. Kaptur). She and I traveled to Ukraine together many years ago on my first trip there. She is also the cochair of the Ukrainian Caucus and has long been an advocate for a free and…

Congratulations to you and the administration for asking for a vote and winning the vote in the House yesterday to aid and train Syrian rebels.

This situation demands that we set party politics aside.

We can't know what would have happened if we had acted then, but we do know that since then tens of thousands of men, women, and children have lost their lives.

We call upon the world community, and the U.S. Congress in particular, to fulfill the humanitarian security responsibilities by providing the Free Syrian Army with robust support to bring a Syria free from terrorism in all its forms.

Left to fester, ISIS terrorists would rule the cradle of civilization with a brand of barbarism out of history's darkest chapters.

Let me first of all echo what Mr. Pascrell just said. I want to commend Mr. Gerlach, Ms. Kaptur, and Mr. Levin for this. I yield 3 minutes to the gentleman from Michigan (Mr. Levin), the coauthor of this legislation.

The World Health Organization has called this outbreak unparalleled in modern times.

The alternative is simply unacceptable.

I want to thank you, Mr. Chairman, and Mr. Rush as well for holding the hearing.

I would also like to take a moment to applaud the courage and selflessness of the health workers on the front lines trying to help those afflicted to survive.

I thank the gentleman for yielding to me. My colleagues, there are only bad choices left in Syria and Iraq, but, in my opinion, the worst choice of all would be to do nothing. This is an attempt to do something. I want to commend Chairman…

I hope to correct this persistent theme. I have heard from some Members that Syrian Christians would prefer to live under Assad than the moderate opposition. This is a complete mischaracterization, in my opinion, of the situation in Syria…

Without exception, the global health leaders from around the world continue to sound the alarm about the terrible threat posed by this Ebola outbreak.

The United States cannot contain this disease alone. It is a threat to the entire international community and requires a truly global response.

It is my belief that our response must be well coordinated, sustained, and nimble enough to meet the needs as they evolve.

I thank my friend from New Jersey for yielding to me. Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong opposition to this bill. My friend on the other side of the aisle said that this doesn't repeal the Affordable Care Act, but in reality, it does. This is…