Eliot Engel

There is such broad bipartisan consensus that it is important to assert American leadership in 5G technology to compete with China and others.

Congress sends a clear signal to the U.K. and the EU that any Brexit deal must protect the Good Friday Agreement and all its components.

I am so alarmed by the current situation with Brexit which could reintroduce a hard border between the north and the Republic.

The Good Friday Agreement and the fulfillment of every obligation under that agreement is the only way to ensure that those times of violence and division never return.

Thank you, Madam Chair.

Well, thank you. And I have another question, but I want to just note that, while you were talking, Commissioner Wessel was nodding his head in agreement.

Press reports and some of the testimony that we have heard seem to imply that the safety and quality issues we are seeing from drugs manufactured overseas are exclusive to generic drugs. Is that true?

It is imperative that American patients continue to have access to safe, high-quality, and innovative medicines.

What followed was completely predictable... a brutal campaign of violence against the Syrian Kurds.

I believe Maduro is a dictator. He has caused the people to suffer.

Let me express my frustration again that Congress was not a part of that discussion.

I think that the Congress, frankly, has been negligent in its time for several years under administrations, both Democratic and Republican.

I am just sick over it and I think that is why we got this strong bipartisan resolution in the Congress condemning it.

I think what happened here with the removal of American troops is catastrophic. Absolutely catastrophic.

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

He likes to play the part of the fireman when really he is the arsonist who started the fire in the first place.

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.

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

What followed was completely predictable for anyone who's paid attention to the Middle East--a brutal campaign of violence against the Syrian Kurds.

We handed them over to be slaughtered and ethnically cleansed from a region where they have lived for generations.

This decision was a body blow to our national security.

I just think what we have done there is shameful.

I view as disastrous.

I now yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from California (Mr. Sherman), the chairman of the Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, and Nonproliferation, a very senior and valued member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.